Website check for

D3 Builders Inc.

Mashpee, MA

41 buttons and links on your site are too small to tap on an iPhone.

I rebuilt your site to fix this and 5 other things. It’s finished and waiting. Have a look.

Today4/10
New site10/10

6 problems found and fixed. Measured Oct 20, 2026 on an iPhone-sized screen.

6 things costing you business, all fixed

Your site today
Phone

Awkward on a phone

On an iPhone the site has 41 buttons and links too small to tap comfortably.

New site
Designed phone-first, with readable text and easy-to-tap buttons.
Your site today
3/5

Google & AI readiness

Missing business facts Google and AI read directly (LocalBusiness schema); a share preview (Open Graph image) and canonical address.

New site
All 5 Google and AI readiness items are in place.
Your site today
5.5 MB

Slow to load

141 files to download. Visitors give up after about three seconds.

New site
One lightweight page that loads fast.
Your site today
Hours?

Easy to reach

We did not find business hours on the home page.

New site
Hours and a call button are front and center.

Also fixed: Do-it-yourself builder, Menu pages to dig through.

What I changed

The old site led with a contact form and a dropdown of 20+ sub-pages (roofing install/repair/replace, siding, decks). The new site puts the phone number, free estimates, senior and military discounts and real drone photos of finished Cape Cod roofs above the fold, with services, testimonials, FAQs and the gallery on one scrolling page.

Already working, and kept: Secure (HTTPS) All 24 links work Up to date Polished details
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D3 Builders Inc. — Site Checklist

We tested your current site on an iPhone-sized screen. We found 6 issues and fixed them in the new site. What's already working is marked too.

Today4/10
New site10/10
Site platformTemplate sites look like thousands of others and limit design, speed and how well Google can read the page.
Your site todayBuilt on Duda, a do-it-yourself site builder.
Your new siteCustom-built, not a template.
On an iPhoneMost local searches happen on a phone, and people leave pages that are awkward to use there.
Your site todayOn an iPhone the site has 41 buttons and links too small to tap comfortably.
Your new siteDesigned phone-first, with readable text and easy-to-tap buttons.
SpeedVisitors give up after about three seconds.
Your site todayThe page downloads 5.5 MB across 141 files.
Your new siteOne lightweight page that loads fast.
SimplicityA focused site gets visitors to the phone call faster.
Your site todayThe menu leads to about 21 different pages.
Your new siteOne page, with everything in a single scroll.
Google & AI readinessHelp Google and AI find you, trust you, and send you customers.
Your site today3 of the 5 things search engines and AI assistants look for are in place. Missing: business facts Google and AI read directly (LocalBusiness schema); a share preview (Open Graph image) and canonical address.
Your new siteAll 5 Google and AI readiness items are in place.
Easy to reachEvery extra step between "I need help" and the phone ringing loses customers.
Your site todayWe did not find business hours on the home page.
Your new siteTap-to-call is front and center.
Secure connection
Working wellLoads over HTTPS (the padlock).
Your new siteKept
Links
Working wellAll 24 links we tried worked.
Your new siteKept
Up to date
Working wellNothing out of date that we could find.
Your new siteKept
Polish
Working wellImages load and are described, nothing looks outdated, and there is no free-mail contact address.
Your new siteKept

Measured October 20, 2026. The new site fixes every issue above.

Your website, rebuilt. Finished and waiting.

  • Built for phones
  • Loads fast

Before customers call or walk in, many check your website on their phone. If it looks dated or loads slowly, they quietly move on, and you never know it happened.

So I rebuilt D3 Builders Inc.'s site: fast, modern, great on phones, and easy for Google and AI assistants to read. It's finished and waiting. No sales call, no design meetings, nothing to approve. If anything's wrong, tell me and I'll fix it.

$500 to launch, then $25/month for hosting. I handle go-live myself: a quick DNS change, about 10 minutes. One or two extra customers a month and it pays for itself. Don't like it? Nothing changes, no contract. (An agency would charge $3,000–$5,000 and take weeks.)

“Since you created the website for us, I receive at least two to three calls every week from people who found me on the internet. This never happened before with the old website. I have taken on close to 10 new clients… from these inquiries, and the cost of the website has paid for itself 100 times over.”

This is a fully built, real site — not a sketch — created on spec to show what's possible. Recognize your business? Get in touch to claim it or have it removed.