Website check for
Dyer Electrical Company
Hyannis, MA
I rebuilt your site to fix this and 2 other things. It’s finished and waiting. Have a look.
3 problems found and fixed. Measured Oct 21, 2026 on an iPhone-sized screen.
On an iPhone the site has 13 buttons and links too small to tap comfortably.
Missing a share preview (Open Graph image) and canonical address.
Every extra step between "I need help" and the phone ringing loses customers.
What I changed
Your old site buried the Hyannis showroom hours behind a separate page and gave no clear way to browse what you carry. The new site leads with 116 years on Cape Cod and a tap-to-call button, then puts services, brands, hours (Mon–Fri 10–4:30) and directions on one page.
We tested your current site on an iPhone-sized screen. We found 3 issues and fixed them in the new site. What's already working is marked too.
Measured October 21, 2026. The new site fixes every issue above.
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 Dyer Electrical Company'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.