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Three real businesses. One paying client first, then the two companies owned by the people accountable for this one.
Paying client · Edmond, Oklahoma
The page opens on the decision a homeowner is actually making: fix what failed, not what pays a salesperson more. On a phone, the name, service area, availability, proof, and number are all standing where one thumb needs them.
The call comes a few weeks after your license posts. He’s “noticed your website isn’t ranking.”
He has a plan, a contract, and a dashboard. $350 a month. Fourteen months later that’s almost five grand gone, the reports keep coming (a PDF with a green arrow on a chart nobody could explain), and the phone rings exactly as much as it did before.
Somewhere around month nine comes the obvious question: where are the calls? The dashboard has an answer ready. Go ahead — ask it.
Month 14 reportEverything is up except the thing that would pay for this.
Another record month in metrics you cannot deposit.
Weird. The only useful number is missing. Ask for it.
Data delayed until it becomes encouraging.
FIELD RESULT · MONTH 14
There’s no calls tab. There never was.The one person who definitely called was the guy asking you to renew.
You can stop pressing now. That’s the whole product.
Go ahead. Keep asking a normal human question.
And leaving turns out to be the expensive part: the site was never yours to take. His name on the domain, his login on the hosting. You weren’t a customer. You were a renter.
That’s not a scam gone wrong. That’s the product, working as designed.
Three violations, written up so you can spot them without us. All three sit in the public record — burned owners have been writing them down in forums for twenty years, and the receipts live in our Field Manual.
That’s the whole con. Now you can’t unsee it, and it cost you nothing. That part’s on purpose.
We don’t promise results.
We promise opportunity.
Anyone who promises rankings is selling. We’re building. The difference is the whole business.
Why pink? On a jobsite, pink survey marks mean “unknown — still being surveyed.” Anybody who paints those lines a confident color is lying to you. So we don’t.
Oklahoma Army National Guard, six years, Afghanistan 2011 to 2012. Then a police officer. Then insurance inspections. Then he built a restoration company on one habit: he answers his own phone.
“I started 4D because I was tired of watching people get ripped off by contractors who don’t show up. This is the same fight, pointed at your website.” — Phil
Army veteran. Registered nurse, ten years of ERs, before he started reading buildings like patients. Built an inspection company that can’t sell remediation on purpose, so the only product left to sell is the truth.
“Insurance companies have a word for me: difficult. But correct. That’s the standard your site gets held to.” — Derrick
Before we wrote one word for one plumbing company, we built a research map of its market — close to seven thousand pieces at last count. Competitors, searches, the questions homeowners type at 2 a.m. Every build gets that treatment, and you get the write-up to keep (it’s called the research file, and it’s listed on the pricing page).
Our builder is school-trained and has been doing this for real since 2012. One crew, front to back, not a site guy, an SEO guy, and a content guy who never talk to each other. The longer story is on the crew page.
Phil’s and Derrick’s companies are the portfolio. Look them up yourself — both rank in their markets, and both phones ring.
10% down ($650). Balance on delivery — the site goes live when it’s paid, and from that moment it’s yours. Domain, files, logins: your name.
Or the only payment plan we offer: 12 × $1,350, own-when-done. That’s $16,200 total, $1,200 more than cash, printed here on purpose. Miss payments and the site comes down — no collections, no lawyers, we just stop hosting it. Make payment twelve and the deed changes hands. Fair both ways.
Need a logo built from scratch? The brand package is $1,500 flat, same 10% deposit rule, and every file is yours, including the source files.
The plumber math: three water-heater installs gross more than this entire site costs, with the first year of hosting already in it. And if what you actually want is a $500 template, that’s not us. Squarespace is right there, and we’ll tell you the same thing by email.
Everything we know, written down, free. A manual, plain and complete: no email gate, no drip campaign waiting behind it.
How customers actually find a contractor. Why your Google Business Profile out-earns your website some months. What an SEO guy actually does for $1,500 a month, explained so you can decide if that’s worth it — or do it yourself from the truck.
The knowledge is free. The labor is what you pay for. The Field Manual is open — start anywhere.
After year one — and only if you say so then; nothing renews itself — keeping the lights on is $150 a month: hosting, security, backups, and a couple of edits every month. If you want us building every month instead, that’s $750 a month, month to month: articles in your voice, your Business Profile kept active, the social kit, your ads run from an account you own, reviews watched. Each month you get a plain-text note with the real numbers: rankings, calls, jobs. You’ll know it’s working the way that counts: the phone rings.
Take your time. We’re not going anywhere.
When you’ve got a question — about the packages, about a contract you’re stuck in, about whether you need any of this at all — write to us. You’ll have an answer inside one business day. Nobody will pitch you, and nobody will call you.
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Pink means we honestly don’t know yet. At least we tell you.
Call 811 before you dig. Email us before you sign.