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Architect Home Services

Trades site that routes an emergency in one tap and sells the maintenance plan

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Architect Home Services website
How it works

Every piece is there for a reason.

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Emergency bar above everything

Visible before the logo, on every page, at 2am. The

What it does for the business

Built for the two visitors a home services site actually gets: someone panicking, and someone planning.

Emergency routing

A 24/7 bar and a symptom picker that triages

Why it matters
The 2am visitor is the highest-value one you get, and most trades sites make them hunt for a number

Maintenance plan sales

The plan sold on the page with clear terms

Why it matters
The direct fix for the seasonal problem. Plan revenue arrives in a slow April whether or not anything breaks

Service pages by problem

Written around "no hot water", not "hydronic systems"

Why it matters
It's what people actually search, and it's what search engines can match you to

Review generation

Add-on

Automatic requests after every completed job

Why it matters
For home services the map results are the whole game, and review recency weighs heavily

Online booking

Add-on

Non-urgent visits booked without calling

Why it matters
Captures the 9pm decision that would otherwise be forgotten by morning

Before and after galleries

Add-on

Finished work organised by job type

Why it matters
The most persuasive asset a trade owns and usually the most neglected

What a build like this takes

Site, emergency routing, service pages, and maintenance plan sign-up Typically 4-5 weeks. Worth timing ahead of your busy season rather than during it — that's when the plan pays for itself.

Want something like this for your business?

Start with the plan — free, and yours to keep either way.

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