01 / Websites for US commercial trades
Your website gets read before your bid does.
Show commercial buyers why you belong on the shortlist. Custom websites, search foundations, and measurement for commercial roofing, HVAC, paving, electrical, and landscaping contractors.
Builds from $5,000. Fixed price, in writing.
See the Las Vegas rebuild
genuine inquiries in the first two full monthsBailey’s Sweeper Service · Las Vegas
02 / The work, and what it did
Good design.
A real commercial result.
Bailey’s Sweeper Service
8
genuine inquiries in the first two full months
From a site that couldn’t take one.Commercial sweeping · Las Vegas
A better first impression.
A working next step.
A custom site, search foundations, and a careful domain move. Bailey’s owns the code, the domain, and the numbers.
- Average position, all searches
- 15.0 → 10.6
- “street sweeping las vegas”, July
- 2.6
- Running cost, domain only
- ~$20 / year
Eight genuine inquiries in the first two full months; junk, duplicates, and sales approaches excluded. No advertising spend. Search figures: Google Search Console, May to July 2026. One project’s result, not a promise for yours.
The down number, too: 3,235 → 2,118 impressions
Impressions fell partly because duplicate addresses for the same pages were merged into one: the same demand, counted once. The inquiries went up anyway. When we measure your site, you get the down numbers too.
“We knew the old website was dated but didn’t know where to start. They redesigned the whole thing and switched us over without a hitch. We’re now on page one of Google for the searches that matter, and we can see the numbers ourselves rather than taking anyone’s word for it.”
03 / One service, end to end
A clear path
to a better site.
- 01
Build for your buyer.
A custom website that makes your services, coverage, and capability clear to the people awarding the work. Fixed price agreed before we start. Your code, content, and domain.
- 02
Get the foundations right.
Give search engines a clear structure and customers a working way to inquire. The services you sell, the areas you cover, and the proof buyers need. No monthly SEO invoice.
- 03
Know what happens next.
Analytics and Search Console from launch. Plain-English numbers, with caveats and the down numbers included. If it did not work, you will know.
04 / What it costs
The price belongs
on the page.
Large build
For operators with several crews or service lines.
A custom site with pages for each service and area you cover, and room for the records, capability, and compliance information commercial buyers ask for.
from $9,000
Small build
Your trade. Done justice.
A complete custom website, with search foundations and measurement from day one. No template. Most single-trade contractors start here.
from $5,000
After launch, if you need it.
Optional stewardship: updates, monitoring, and monthly numbers, down numbers included. Cancel any time. The site stays yours.
$200 / month
Both builds include search foundations and measurement. Your fixed price is agreed in writing before work starts. Hosting is free on the setup we use; the domain is typically about $20 a year, paid directly by you with no markup. Optional stewardship is a separate monthly cost. No retainer.
05 / The UK part
Built in the UK.
Priced for US trades.
One point of contact, from first call to handover.
oneNM digital is the American arm of a British studio, 1NM Ltd. You get boutique UK craft without big-agency overhead. The Bailey’s rebuild happened from 4,500 miles away. You’re quoted and invoiced in US dollars. Your scope is in writing. Your code, content, domain, and accounts stay yours.
Talk through your project06 / Start with the free audit
Five points.
Your actual website.
Send your site. Get a short video showing what helps a commercial buyer keep reading, and what gets in the way.
If your site is fine, we’ll say so.
01Speed on a phone
Can a buyer on a job-site phone read the page and reach the next step without waiting?
02The inquiry path
Is there a clear, working way to ask about the service they need?
03The proof a commercial buyer needs
Can a property manager find your services, coverage, and relevant work?
04What Google can read
Do the page titles, service pages, and structure explain what you do and where?
05What to fix first
Which changes deserve attention first, and which can wait?