Yes. That’s what this service does. Jay installs a quote calculator directly on your current WordPress site as part of a new lead page. You don’t need to switch platforms, buy a new theme, or learn any plugins. The calculator is configured with your trade’s pricing assumptions and installed alongside a lead page that shows your business details, services, and a call button. The whole thing is done for you within 48 hours after payment, access, and details are in hand.

One contractor lead page installed on your existing WordPress site, a built-in quote calculator configured for your trade, your business name and phone number displayed prominently, basic color matching, a mobile-friendly layout with a call button, and one basic revision. The installation happens within 48 hours after Jay has your payment, temporary WordPress access, and business details.

No. This service adds one page to your existing WordPress site. Your other pages, your menu, your domain, and your hosting all stay the same. Think of it as adding a new room to a house, not tearing down the house and starting over. If you do need a full rebuild, that’s a separate conversation with different pricing.

Absolutely. The installed page uses your business name, your phone number, your service area, and colors that match your existing branding. Jay asks for these details before the installation starts. If you have a logo or specific brand guidelines, send those along and he’ll match the page to them.

Yes. The lead page and calculator structure works for roofing, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, remodeling, painting, concrete, fencing, landscaping, and most other residential contractor trades. The calculator fields, pricing assumptions, and service descriptions are customized to match your actual business. Check the roofing demo and plumbing demo to see how the same structure looks for different trades.

You choose them. Before installation, Jay asks you for the pricing assumptions that make sense for your business: base prices, multipliers for project size or complexity, material options, and anything else that affects your estimates. These numbers are configurable, so you can update them later if your costs change. The calculator doesn’t pull live pricing from suppliers or external databases. It uses the fixed assumptions you provide.

No. The calculator gives homeowners a ballpark estimate based on the selections they make and the assumptions you’ve configured. It’s a starting point, not a binding contract. The idea is to give the visitor enough confidence in the price range to call you and discuss their specific project. You still provide the real quote after talking to the customer and reviewing the actual job details.

The base installation focuses on getting visitors to call or text you directly. The calculator provides an estimate, then shows your phone number and a clear call button as the next step. If you need a form that collects name, email, and phone number before showing the estimate, that’s something to discuss with Jay separately, as it may involve additional setup depending on where those leads should go.

Yes. The lead page works as a landing page for paid traffic. It’s designed to present your services clearly and give visitors an obvious way to contact you, which is exactly what ad platforms look for in a landing page. You can point your Google Ads, Bing Ads, or Facebook campaign URLs directly to the installed page on your site. The service doesn’t include setting up or managing those campaigns, but the page is ready to receive that traffic.

No. This is a page installation service, not an ongoing marketing package. Jay builds and installs the page, but driving traffic to it is your responsibility. You can share the page link on social media, point ads at it, or let it pick up organic search traffic over time. If you want help with SEO or advertising, that’s a separate conversation.

Jay needs temporary WordPress admin access to install the page. The easiest approach is to create a temporary admin account or change your password for the duration of the installation. You can update the password as soon as the work is done. Beyond that, Jay needs your business name, trade, service area, phone number, any pricing assumptions for the calculator, and your color preferences or a link to your current site for reference.

The clock starts when three things are in place: payment, temporary WordPress admin access, and your business details. If you pay today but don’t send your details until Thursday, the 48 hours starts Thursday. Jay can’t build the page without your information and access to your site.

The $397 service is designed for WordPress sites. If your site runs on a different platform, Jay needs to review whether the installation is feasible and what adjustments might be needed. Some platforms have restrictions that make this type of page difficult or impossible to install the same way. Call or text Jay with your website address and he’ll let you know what’s possible.

This service doesn’t change your existing hosting, domain, or other website costs. Those stay the same. Jay doesn’t host your site, register your domain, or charge monthly fees. The $397 is a one-time payment for the installation. Your regular hosting provider, domain registrar, and any plugins you already use continue as they were before.

You can pay $397 through PayPal before or after talking to Jay. If you’d rather confirm suitability first, call or text Jay with your website address and trade. He’ll review your site and let you know if it’s a good fit. If it’s not suitable, you get a full refund before any work begins. After the installation, you review the page and can request one basic revision. A basic revision means adjusting text, colors, or layout within the existing structure, not adding new features or redesigning the page from scratch.