Local Website + Lead System
Fast custom-coded websites for trades and home-service companies that need more calls, quote requests, and local trust.
View service§00 · Amherst, N.H. · Southern New Hampshire
Custom-coded sites, quote workflows, and the kind of AI that removes spreadsheet work — not the kind that adds another tool nobody trusts.
Notes — every box on this page is something Andrew has shipped, not a stock image.
Most local technology problems are connected: the site, the form, the spreadsheet, the follow-up, and the report all affect one another. We work through them in order.
Fast custom-coded websites for trades and home-service companies that need more calls, quote requests, and local trust.
View serviceTurn brittle spreadsheets, email chains, and copy-paste reports into practical dashboards, forms, and small internal tools.
View serviceStabilize broken forms, slow pages, unclear hosting, abandoned code, and old sites that nobody on the team wants to touch.
View serviceThe first audience is trades and home services. The same systems also work well for professional offices, nonprofits, and civic teams.
Practical AI for intake summaries, customer notes, document review, and internal admin workflows.
Astro, React, and Next.js sites built for speed, control, and long-term maintainability.
Service pages, town targeting, metadata, analytics, and Google Business Profile cleanup guidance.
Clear training so the people using the system know what changed and how to keep it moving.
Three stages. Each one ends with something you can use.
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The first conversation is about where leads, forms, jobs, spreadsheets, and staff time are leaking.
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Most local teams need a practical first version, not a six-month software project.
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After launch, maintenance and analytics make sure the site or tool keeps earning its keep.
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AI belongs where it helps: summarizing intake notes, organizing documents, generating follow-up drafts, and turning scattered data into a useful first pass for humans to review.
Built with software-engineering discipline, not prompt-only shortcuts.