
Legacy Sales Engineering builds and writes websites for contractors and home service businesses. Every example on this page is a live site you can click into and judge for yourself, not a mockup. Each one was written around a real sales process first, then built to answer the questions a homeowner actually asks before they pick up the phone.
Each card below is a live window into a client’s real website. Scroll past the frame and click any card to open the site in a new tab. Nothing here is a screenshot, so what you see is whatever that business is running today.
Look at them the way a homeowner would. How fast does the page tell you what the company does? Is there a phone number you can tap without hunting? Does the site answer the question you came with, or does it make you dig for it? Those are the same questions we ask before we write a single line for anybody.
A website is the easiest part of this to look at and the least important part on its own. A beautiful site attached to a sales process nobody follows still loses jobs. Every example here was written after we sat down and worked out how the company actually sells, what a good lead looks like, and what happens in the hours after somebody fills out a form. That is how we build websites, and it is why these read differently from a template.
LiveAlways A Sweep became Always Fire and Gas. We wrote the new site, mapped every old address to its new home so the traffic had somewhere to land, and carried the new name across the whole front end.
LiveA pressure washing company that needed to show up for a long list of towns, not just one. We built out the service area pages and put a voice agent on the phone so an after-hours call still gets answered.
LiveA pool builder doing custom construction, remodels and maintenance in Ocala. A pool is a long, considered purchase, so the site has to keep answering questions well after the first visit.
LiveA veteran-owned shed and metal building dealer, formerly Premier Outdoor Structures. We planned the site structure around how people actually shop for a building, and mapped the redirects from the old name.
LiveA licensed residential repair contractor whose work runs from a small handyman call to a kitchen remodel and ongoing service plans. The site has to make a homeowner comfortable calling about either end of that range.
LiveFlooring and remodeling in Central Florida. The copy had to carry two different buyers at once: the homeowner replacing one room, and the one taking the house down to the studs.
LiveCertified dryer vent cleaning and repair in Central Florida. People call about this because of fire risk, so the site leads with the reason and gets out of the way of the booking.
LiveThe same trade on the Treasure Coast, and a business that lives or dies on local search. The focus here was the Google Business Profile and the links pointing at it.
LiveCommercial cleaning sells to a facilities manager, not a homeowner. This site is written for somebody comparing bids and quietly checking whether you will actually show up on a Tuesday.
Three steps, and the first one costs nothing. We would rather tell you the website is not your problem than sell you one you do not need.
We go through your site, your phone, and what happens after a lead comes in, the same way a homeowner would. You get a straight read on where jobs are leaking out.
Before a single page gets designed, we work out how you sell, what a good lead looks like, and who does what when the phone rings. The site is built to serve that.
The site goes live, and we keep watching what it does. A website that nobody maintains starts falling behind the day it launches.
They are real, live websites, loaded straight from each client's own address. Click any card and you land on the actual site in a new tab. If a client changes something today, you will see the change here.
The scope is different on each. Some were full builds, some were rebrands and migrations, and on others the work was the copy or the local search side. The tag on each card tells you which.
Ask us and we will see who is willing. We do not hand out client phone numbers without checking first, and you would want us to treat your number the same way.
That is where most of our work sits, because the in-home sale is what we know best. We have built for other kinds of businesses, but the trades are where we are strongest.
It depends on how many pages you need and how much of the sales process has to get sorted out first. We give you a timeline before you commit, and we would rather quote it honestly than promise a date we will miss.
That is fine, and we will say so plainly if we think the site is not the thing costing you jobs. Some businesses need a rebuild. Some just need somebody to answer the phone. A redesign will not fix the second problem.
Start with a free sales process evaluation. We go through your site, your phone, and what happens after a lead comes in, then tell you where the jobs are going. If the answer is that your website is fine and something else is broken, we will say that.
More on how we work: website development, local SEO, branding and rebrands, The Full Stack, and who we are.