TrellivoOur work
Website design for local service businesses
Every build starts with the work you actually want more of, and ends with an inquiry landing in the same system that answers your missed calls. Here is the whole path, step by step.
We do not publish a client's site without their say-so, so what follows is an illustrated build rather than a gallery.
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The website is the front door. Not the house.
Most companies sell you the door. Here is the whole run — two minutes of a Tuesday, and none of it needed you.
They find you on their phone.
What you fix, where you work, one button to press. That is the whole page.
It rings out. You’re under a sink.
2:14 PM. On most websites, that customer is gone.
It’s on your dashboard before you look.
The system saved the number, made a lead, and marked where it came from — your website. That dashboard is the part people call a CRM.
Nine seconds later, it texts them back.
From your business number, in your name. Not “we’ll get back to you” — a real question.
MISSED-CALL TEXT-BACK · CRM CORE, $297/MO
They reply. It’s just texting.
Two messages and a time. No hold music, no phone tag, and the thread is saved to the job.
You wash your hands. It’s booked.
Today at 4:00 PM, on your calendar. If they had gone quiet, it would have kept texting for you.
THE CUSTOMER — the number that called and did not get an answer.
THE WEBSITE — where the lead came from, recorded on the card.
YOU, DOING NOTHING — the AUTO line. The text went out on its own.
Illustration, not a real client or conversation.
The first chapter is the build, $500 to $5,000. The rest is the customer system — CRM Core at $297/mo — or the whole story on Complete at $599/mo, with the website built free.
Website design
We build the website your leads land on.
Not a template with your logo swapped in — a fast site designed around the work you want more of, and wired into your booking and follow-up from day one.
Where most sites are
Built years ago, for a screen nobody's on
Most local service sites were built once, for a desktop, and left. They load slowly, read small on a phone, and give someone with a leaking water heater nothing to do but hit back and call the next company.
The rebuild
Designed around the job you want more of
We start by asking what work you actually want, then design and build around it — your real services, plain words, and one clear thing to do on every screen. You own the site when it ships.
Where they'll see it
Made for the phone in their hand
The people who matter are checking you out on a phone, between calls. So the site is designed there first — quick to load, easy to read, and booking is one thumb away.
Ready to ask
A quote form that's actually short
Name, phone, and what they need — that's the whole form. No account, no ten fields, nothing to abandon. They ask while the job is still on their mind.
The point of it all
Every visit can become a lead
A website that just sits there is a brochure. Yours is connected to the same system that answers your missed calls — the moment someone reaches out, it's captured.
Where it lands
Into the same system that answers your calls
The inquiry doesn't sit in an inbox until tonight. It lands in your pipeline as a new lead and gets a reply in seconds — the same rail your missed calls already ride.
Illustration: a dated business website is redesigned into a fast, mobile-first site; a visitor on a phone fills out a short quote form, and the inquiry lands as a new lead in the same Trellivo pipeline that answers missed calls.
Yours could be next.
Tell us what you do and what work you want more of. No pitch, no obligation — if we are not the right fit we will say so.