Website report · November 10, 2026
Nobody asked us to. Everything below is something we measured on your own site, and you can check every one of them yourself.
In the order we would fix them. "What we measured" is the raw result, not an opinion.
What we measuredAt 375px wide the page scrolls 78px sideways, about 21% of the screen. The widest element is the hero heading.
Why it mattersMore than half of the people who look up a local business do it on a phone. When the page is wider than the screen, the visitor has to drag sideways to read it, and most will not. Your logo and menu are the first things cut off.
What we would doFind the element that is too wide and constrain it, then re-check at phone, tablet and desktop widths.
What we measuredFor example "https://example-contracting.com/services/roofing/" returns HTTP 404, confirmed with a full page request rather than a HEAD.
Why it mattersA link that goes nowhere costs you the visitor who clicked it, and it is usually a page that moved rather than one that was deleted.
What we would doRepoint or remove each dead link, then re-crawl the homepage to confirm.
What we measured6.1 seconds to finish loading. Two measurements, wall clock, not a Core Web Vitals score.
Why it mattersA visitor who waits this long usually leaves before the page appears. It also affects how search engines rank the page, because load time is a published ranking signal.
What we would doFind what is holding the load, usually oversized images or a blocking script, and address the largest one or two.
What it would cost
$399 one time
About 3 hours of work. Everything on this page, and a re-check afterwards so you can see it fixed rather than take our word for it.
Price subject to confirming scope. We check what is actually possible on your platform before taking any payment, and if we cannot do the work you pay nothing. Not included: redesigns, hosting changes, or anything not listed above.
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