Electrical contractor
Builder's Electric
A design-build electrical contractor in Eugene. Licence and bonding up front, service pages split by build type, and one obvious next step on every page.
See the project →You're losing you can't even see.
You're not getting all the work that's trying to reach you. Some never finds you. Some slips through before you call back. Some you're too buried to chase. I find where it's leaking and fix it, for local businesses across Oregon.
24 years. Hundreds of sites built. By one person.
The money's going out the door where you never look.
A customer calls at 5:10. You're mid-job, hands full. It rings out to voicemail. They don't leave one. They just call the next name on the list.
Someone searches for exactly what you do. You're on page 5, where nobody scrolls. The click goes to the company with the bigger ad budget, not the better work.
And the lead that did get through? It's sitting in a voicemail you haven't heard yet, because you were too buried in quoting and paperwork to call back before they moved on.
Same problem every time: work that was yours, gone somewhere you never looked. That's what I fix.
Three places the work leaks out.
It's always the same problem wearing a different hat. Here's where it hides, and what I do about each one.
- 01
Get found
You can't win the job if they never see you. I get you ranking for the searches that actually turn into calls, so the click goes to you instead of the company with the bigger ad budget.
- 02
Stop missing work
Half the leads you lose, you never knew came in. A front desk that answers around the clock, a missed-call text-back that fires in seconds, follow-up that actually happens. The lead gets caught while you're busy.
- 03
Get your time back
Every hour lost to quoting, scheduling, and the same five answers is an hour you're not winning the next job. I hand the repeatable stuff to tools that handle it, so your time goes back to the work that pays.
Work that pays off, not just work that looks good.
Real sites for real Oregon businesses. Here's a slice of the archive. The whole thing lives on the work page.
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Work across Oregon, including Albany, Corvallis, Salem, Eugene, Portland, Bend, Medford, Wilsonville, Lincoln City and Coos Bay.
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Jason D.
You talk to me. That's it.
Hi, I'm Camaron. I've been helping Oregon businesses get found since 2002. The tools have changed a lot since then. The job hasn't: get you in front of the people already looking, and catch the work before it slips away.
At a traditional agency, the founder pitches you and a junior account manager runs your project. Here there's no handoff, because there's no one to hand off to. The person who does the work is the person who answers your email, usually the same day.
I won't promise you page 1 by Friday, or a robot that runs your whole business. I'll show you exactly where you're losing work, fix it, and show you the numbers as they move.
Where I've done the most work.
Trades are where I've gone deepest, so that's what you'll see here. But a missed call is a missed call, and page 5 is page 5, in any local business. If you're losing work somewhere, it doesn't much matter what's on your truck.
Plumbers
Your customers search "water heater leaking" at 9pm in a panic. I make sure they find you, not the 200-truck company.
Web design for plumbers →
Electricians
"Breaker keeps tripping" is a homeowner's search before it's your service call. I build the pages that catch them.
Web design for electricians →
Construction & Excavation
Big jobs start with small searches. Project galleries, service-area pages, and content that proves you've done it before.
Web design for construction & excavation →
Roofing
Half your customers are panicking about a leak. The other half are researching a $20,000 replacement. Your site has to win both.
Web design for roofing →
Painting
The most visual trade deserves a gallery that sells: before-and-afters, cost guides, and proof the Craigslist crew cannot fake.
Web design for painting →
Lawn Care
The whole season is decided in April. Be the schedule that fills first when the spring rush hits.
Web design for lawn care →
Want to see where you're leaking?
Tell me about your business and your website. Within 1 business day I'll send back three specific places you're losing work, and what it would take to fix each. No charge, no pitch deck, no junior account manager.
If you want help fixing them, we'll talk. If you take the list and fix it yourself, that's a win too.