A rebuild that answers the phone before the phone rings.
Emergency traffic was arriving and leaving. The site took 4.8 seconds to become usable on a mid-range phone and sent every intent through one generic contact form.
[ 01 / 04 ] • THE SITUATION
The site looked current and converted almost nothing. A hero video pushed the phone number below the fold, and the only path to contact was a nine-field form that asked for an address before it asked what was wrong.
Under pressure, on a phone, a homeowner gives a site about two seconds. Discovery measured that the traffic was already there. The loss was entirely between arrival and contact.
[ 02 / 04 ] • WHAT RAN, IN ORDER
[ 03 / 04 ] • BEFORE AND AFTER
[ 04 / 04 ] • WHY IT WORKED
Speed is a budget, not a bonus. Every second before the page is usable removes a share of an audience that is already holding a wrench in the other hand.
The larger gain came from separating intents. Emergency and scheduled work are different buyers with different questions, and one shared form was making both of them do the sorting.