Maintenance companies
The website that turns callouts into contracts.
Fault reports with a photo and an address, service areas and your maintenance contracts properly explained. Published in eight steps.
This is how our clients edit their site every day.
From the first call to a working breakdown line: eight steps.
Each step moves when you reply, and we answer within 24 working hours. The breakdown form goes live before anything else: that is what brings the work in.
- You tell us Half an hour: what installations you maintain, which areas you cover, and how breakdowns reach you today. Your turn
- We propose The site map and a fixed price: the services, the areas, how an emergency comes in, and where contracts go. Our turn
- You gather your material Services, areas, licences and certificates, photos of jobs, and the number you want people calling at three in the morning. Your turn
- We build the draft A first browsable version with your services and the breakdown form working, so you can test it before a client does. Our turn
- You say what to change You go over the services, the areas and how an emergency is reported. As many rounds as it takes. Your turn
- We publish, turnkey Domain, email, breakdown form, licences on display, and your Google listing with the right phone number. Our turn
- You change it with a sentence You write that you are covering a new area or adding a service, and it goes live. Your turn, always
- We keep it running Daily backups, certificate kept current, and the legal texts reviewed whenever the rules change. Our turn, always
Your customer is not looking for your company. They are looking for whoever can come today.
When something breaks, the job goes to whoever shows up, answers and gives a time. Your site takes the report with the address and the photo, and leaves your phone one tap away for whatever cannot wait.
Add the new district to the areas we cover
Area published with a page of its own, so people searching from there find you.
Publish the installer certificate we just renewed
Certificate on show with its expiry date, right where the customer decides.
Change the emergency phone number
Updated on the call button, in the footer and on your Google profile.
Fault reports
The customer describes the problem, attaches a photo and leaves the address. It reaches your inbox and your phone ready to schedule.
Emergencies, one tap
Call and WhatsApp buttons for whatever cannot wait until tomorrow.
Maintenance contracts
Your service plans explained, each with its own form. The income that comes back every year.
The areas you cover
Your working radius on the site and on Maps, so nobody calls you from where you do not go.
Credentials on show
Licences, insurance and certificates with their expiry dates. The first thing a buyer checks.
Reviews worked on
We ask for the review once the breakdown is fixed, which is when the customer is most grateful.
SEO by trade and town
Optimised for trade-plus-town searches, which is how someone with a breakdown looks.
Legal and backups
Legal notice, privacy and cookies reviewed, and a daily copy of the site and of the breakdown reports you have received.
Frequently asked questions
Do the reports go into a separate program?
No need. The report reaches your inbox and your phone with the address, the description and any photos the customer uploaded, and a copy is kept in case the email goes astray.
Can I publish my certificates and insurance?
Yes, and you should. Maintaining the thermal installations of a building is required by the Spanish RITE (Royal Decree 1027/2007), and whoever hires you usually checks the credentials before the price. You publish them with their expiry date by writing a sentence.
Does it work for any trade?
Yes. Air conditioning, plumbing, electrics, lifts, gardening or cleaning share the same problem: being found nearby when something breaks, and getting the full story in the first message.
Tell us what you maintain.
In eight steps you have a site with fault reports and service areas. You set the pace and we answer.
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