Nick George · Charlotte, NC
Website blueprint · Free · 3 minutes
Plan your contractor website in three minutes.
Answer a few questions about your work. Leave with a blueprint for your whole site: every page, the Google search it answers, and what goes on it.
Free, no account. At the end you add your email: the blueprint opens here and lands in your inbox, and Nick gets a copy. Outside the Charlotte area? You type your towns.
- 01Answer seven quick questionsYour trade, the jobs you want more of, where your last ten jobs were, and what makes you the safe call.
- 02Watch it buildThe map lights up where your work is, and your homepage drafts itself on the phone as you answer.
- 03Keep your blueprintAdd your email and it's yours: on screen, as a PDF report, and in your inbox. Want it built? Send it to Nick for a price.
- Pages
- 16
- Searches
- 19
- Towns
- 19
Ridgeline Roofing Co.
Roofing
Matthews, NC · Licensed NC & SC · 24/7
Roof replacement and storm & hail damage in Matthews, Fort Mill, and nearby.
Ridgeline Roofing Co. has worked in Matthews and 18 nearby towns for 12 years. Licensed in NC & SC and insured. Every job comes with a written warranty.
What we do
- Roof replacementSpecialty→
- Storm & hail damageSpecialty→
- Roof repair→
- Roof inspections→
- Gutters→
Not on the site, on purpose: Commercial roofing
Where we work
Based in Matthews, working 19 towns.
Recent jobs
Roof replacement · Matthews
Storm & hail damage · Fort Mill
Roof replacement · Charlotte
Storm & hail damage · Mint Hill
★ 4.9 from 212 reviews
Example · a made-up roofer in Matthews
What you walk away with
A plan any builder can work from. Yours to keep.
Every answer becomes part of the plan. These are pages from the finished example, a made-up roofer in Matthews. Yours is built from your own answers.
What's in it
- 01Your homepage, written from your answers
- 02Every page your site needs, and the search each one answers
- 03Which towns get their own page, on your map
- 04A brief for every page, with its search listing drafted
- 05The photos, facts and reviews to gather
- 06Your Google Business Profile, filled in to match
- 07What your missed calls are worth, on your numbers
- 08The order to build it in
Ways to keep it
- On screen, right away
- Nine sections, the moment you finish.
- As a PDF
- A report laid out for paper. The example runs 16 pages.
- As a link
- Reopens your exact plan on any device. No account.
- In your inbox
- A copy goes to the email you give at the end.
Build it with us, with another designer, or on your own. It's yours whether we ever talk or not.
How the plan is decided
Rules that keep a plan honest.
- Ten jobs, not every town
- Everyone "serves all of Charlotte," so saying it sets nobody apart. A town gets its own page when it's where your work really is (2 of your last 10 jobs) or where you've decided to grow (up to 3). Every other town within your drive goes on one service-area page.
- Three top services
- A homepage can lead with 3 things. Those get the deepest pages; everything else you do still gets a page, and anything you'd rather not do stays off the site.
- 5 town pages, most
- Past that, town pages get thin and start to read as copies. Google's spam policies name pages aimed at cities that all funnel to one page as doorway abuse. Five real ones beat fifty that only swap the town name.
- Your numbers only
- The missed-call math uses the calls, close rate and job size you enter. Nothing is estimated for you, and the drafts use only the facts you give.
Every site we build comes with Missed-Call Text Back, included: you cover its usage, AI usage and phone line costs, typically $20–40 a month. How web design works →
Straight answers
Before you start.
What do I get at the end?
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A blueprint for your whole site: your homepage drafted, every page with the search it answers and what goes on it, which towns get a page, what to gather, your Google Business Profile filled in to match, the missed-call math on your numbers, and the order to build it in. It opens on screen the moment you add your email, lands in your inbox, and saves as a PDF report (the example runs 16 pages).
Is the website blueprint really free?
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Yes. No cost and no account. At the end you add your name and email, and the blueprint is yours: on screen, in your inbox, and as a PDF. A phone number is optional.
Where do my answers go?
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While you answer, they stay in your browser, so on the same device you can pick up where you left off. At the end, your blueprint goes to the email you give, and Nick gets a copy with your name and email. He may reply personally. No mailing list, no automated follow-ups.
I'm not near Charlotte. Does it work?
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Yes. The map covers the Charlotte area, from Mooresville to Rock Hill. Anywhere else, tap “Not around Charlotte?” on the home-base question and type your towns. The blueprint works the same way.
Can I use it with another web designer?
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Yes. It's written so any designer, or you, can build from it: every page, the search it's written for, and what goes on it.
Will a site built from it rank on Google?
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Nobody can honestly promise a ranking. The blueprint makes sure each search you care about has a page that answers it, and that your site and your Google Business Profile agree. That's the part a website controls.
What happens if I send it to Nick?
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You get a price for building exactly that plan, and a reply within one business day. The blueprint rides along with your note, so nobody asks you the same questions twice.
In the Charlotte area? Charlotte web design →
A note from Nick
Owner to owner.
You already know the hard parts of a website plan: where your jobs are, the work you'd rather not do, and what a missed call costs you. No designer knows them better.
Before I wrote a line of code, I spent five years selling door to door and built a sales company to $1.2M+ in a single year at 24. My income depended on the next conversation, the same way yours depends on the next customer. Today I run a small business of my own, here in Charlotte.
Send me your blueprint and I'll price exactly that plan. If the site you have already does the job, I'll say so.
Nick George · Charlotte, NC
What a client said
“I hired [Nick George AI] to help me make my website (and my company) more visible to potential customers. … Nick did an absolutely fabulous job at SEO’ing my website, and even took it upon himself to fix everything else that was wrong with it. … I could already tell the difference after a week!”
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Google shows three businesses under the map. Your site's job is to back yours up.
Three minutes now. A plan you keep.
Free, no account. We email it to you at the end.