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What we build for New Hampshire service businesses

Completed New Hampshire projects get their own write-up here as they go live. Until then, this is the shape of a build for each kind of business we work with.

By industry

Every build starts with how people hire you

A roofer, an auto shop and a wellness practice need very different first screens. These are the decisions that shape each kind of site. The photography shows the industries, not client projects.

The shape of a build
  • Roofer working on the shingles of a residential roof on a clear day

    Roofing and exteriors

    A phone-first site so a homeowner with water coming through a ceiling can tap once to call and see the area you cover.

  • Electrician in a hard hat wiring an outdoor electrical panel

    Electrical and mechanical trades

    Service pages that say plainly what you handle, with quote requests that reach the phone someone actually answers.

  • Mechanic working under the hood of a car in a repair shop

    Automotive and specialty shops

    Built around the only two questions a driver has: do you work on this, and how soon can you get to me.

  • Trainer guiding a client through an exercise at a barre in a wellness studio

    Appointment-based practices

    A quieter site that explains who you help and what a first visit involves, so people book instead of closing the tab.

Before you decide

Want to see work relevant to your trade?

Ask on a call and we will walk you through it. Client names, logos and results only appear on this page once they are real and approved.

Next step

Book a call about your website

Talk to the person who would build it.

A short call, no pitch deck. You tell us what you have now, what is getting in the way, and the work you want more of. If a new site is not the thing your business needs this year, we will say so on the call.

If we are not the right fit, we will tell you that too.

nate@thegranitepeaks.com

Not ready to talk yet? The common questions cover how projects are priced, how ad spend is handled, how long a build takes and what happens after launch.