Brixel ProyectThe map
The three businesses pinned above everything else. Won with a Google Business Profile, your address and your reviews.
Yours to run
6,671 pages built for contractors
Hundreds of pages.Not one for the town you just drove to.
Most trade sites we take over already run three to five hundred pages. Almost none of them is written for one town and one job, which is the only thing anybody actually searches for. That is the gap we fill, inside the site you already have.
The reality
Most contractors do not have a page count problem.
They have a coverage problem
Your site already has hundreds of pages: services, a blog, an about page, a gallery. Then somebody two towns over searches for one job in one place at nine at night, and there is no page for it. Google shows the company that built one.
You are not losing to better work
The company taking that call is not a better roofer, plumber or locksmith. They just have a page for the search and you do not.
Volume is not coverage
Four hundred pages about your services is not four hundred doors. It is one door, described four hundred ways. Every search that names a place goes elsewhere.
Nobody is going to type your name
People search for the job and the place, not the business. If your name is the only way to find you, you are relying on people who already know you.
Where a customer actually finds you
Five places on one screen. We work on one of them.
This is what somebody sees when they search for your trade in your town. Each block is won a different way, and most agencies are vague about which one they are actually selling you. Here is ours, in plain terms.
Google Guaranteed
The green badge with the screening check. You pay Google per lead and they refund the customer if the job goes wrong.
Paid, per lead
Sponsored
The ads at the very top. They work the day you switch them on and they stop the day you stop paying.
Paid, per click
The organic result
The plain result underneath. It is won by having a page that answers exactly what was typed, and it keeps working after you stop paying anyone.
This is what we build
Reviews
What people wrote about you, on Google and everywhere else. It decides who gets called out of whoever showed up.
Earned on the job
We are not going to tell you we do all five. We build the pages that win the organic result, and that is the only block you own outright.
What the numbers do when the pages exist
From the first hundred clicks to a very loud phone
Three client sites at three stages. These are screenshots, not projections. Results vary by trade, by town, and by how long the pages have been live.
24 hours7 days28 days3 months
102Total clicks
18.2KTotal impressions
24 hours7 days28 days3 months
8.77KTotal clicks
887KTotal impressions
24 hours7 days28 days3 months
197KTotal clicks
468KTotal impressions
We would rather show you a small number that is true than a big one you cannot check. The date tab is in every picture.
What it looks like when it works
One page per town, per job
A site with four hundred pages about your services still competes for the same handful of searches. A contractor who drives to thirty towns needs a page for each of them, times every job.
6,671Pages built across client sites
2,776Pages on one single site
28Days in the screenshot above
The whole thing
One site, ten services, thirty towns in each
This is what the work actually looks like when it is finished: your one website turning into every page somebody could search for. No slides, no diagram on a whiteboard.
The three ways to do this
Same money, very different year
Not a list of who is bad. Three different shapes of business, and what each one actually hands you at the end.
| Brixel Proyect | A large agency | A freelancer or a site builder | |
|---|---|---|---|
| How many pages you end up with | Hundreds to thousands, one per town and per job | A redesign of what you have, often with fewer pages than before | Whatever the template came with |
| Who writes the local detail | Streets and landmarks pulled from public map data, then written page by page | A writer who has never been to your county | You, at night, after the day's work |
| Who answers when you write | A person, usually the same day, in English or Spanish | An account manager, who forwards it on | Depends on how their week is going |
| What runs it | Plain files inside the site you already have. Nothing to wake up when someone clicks | Their platform, their login, their monthly fee | A page builder and a stack of plugins |
| If you walk away | The pages are yours, on your domain, and they stay live | Often the site leaves with the contract | Yours, if you can still log in |
| What you can check | Search Console screenshots with the date tab visible | A monthly report you cannot audit | Nothing in particular |
The middle and right columns describe how those arrangements are usually set up, not any particular company.
Two things we build
Coverage, or one page that stops people
Most of what we do is the first. The second is for businesses whose whole case is what the place looks like.
A page for every town
We fix the website you have and expand it, one page per town and per job, inside WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, GoDaddy, Webflow, Joomla or Drupal. This is the work behind every number on this page.
Get a quoteOne page, shot like film
A single page where your scroll plays twelve seconds of unbroken footage. For restaurants, jewellers, clinics, developments, and any business that lives on Instagram, TikTok or Facebook and has nowhere good to send people.
See the eightWho is behind it
Your pages are built by expert technicians
People who do this every day, in a studio in Miami. You write once, a person reads it, and you get an answer. No ticket number, no call center.
- One page per town and per job, written for that town
- Built inside the site you already run, on your own domain
- An answer usually the same day, in English or Spanish
What clients say
Latest reviews, all five stars
★★★★★
“Deluxe website over 1000 pages all indexed! Recommend service for bussines that want big websites”
★★★★★
“Brixel Proyect did an amazing job creating our website. Professional, clean, modern, and exactly how we wanted it. They really paid attention to the details.”
★★★★★
“Highly recommend, high quality affordable price.”
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One message is enough
Tell us the towns. We will tell you the number.
Send the website you have now and the towns your trucks actually reach. You get back what it would take to cover them, and roughly how long before the pages are live.
No sales call unless you ask for one.
Get your quote
A person reads it and a person replies, usually the same day, in English or Spanish.
Questions
Commonly asked questions
Do you work with WordPress?
Yes, and with Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, GoDaddy, Webflow, Joomla, Drupal or plain HTML. The pages go inside the site you already have. No rebuild, no migration.
How long until I see results?
Impressions usually move in the first weeks; calls follow later. We do not promise rankings or a number of calls. We show one client's Search Console at month three on this page, because a small true number beats a big promise.
Do I own the pages?
Yes. The pages are yours, on your domain, and they stay yours if you stop working with us.
What does it cost?
Less than you would expect. Agencies quote far more for this. We charge a fraction of that, for the same work and the same result. We do not charge more because of our name: the price we set when we started is the price we still charge today, and that is the business we want to run. Tell us how many towns you want covered and you get a number the same day.
Is this allowed by Google?
Yes, when each page is genuinely about its own town and written to be useful there. What Google penalises is thousands of pages with the town name swapped and nothing else changed. Ours carry the real streets, landmarks and detail of the place, which is also the only reason they rank.
One message is enough
Ready to cover every townyou already drive to?
A person reads it and a person replies, usually the same day, in English or Spanish.