We build websites for restaurants, real estate teams, barber shops, consultants, nonprofits and printers, along with the contractors most of our work is for. Every site comes with local SEO, a Google Business Profile that's set up properly, and a monthly report that counts the calls and form fills it produced.
Eric has been building websites since 2015, and the three of us have been running SiteHike since 2024. Contractors make up most of our client list, but the work below is live and you can click through to every site from our work page.
Stampede Barbecue in Mohnton, PA runs a restaurant, a brewery, a food truck with its own menu and hours, catering, gift cards and a live music calendar on one 35 page site.
Generoso Consulting Group sells training to companies and schools, two audiences with almost no overlap. Its monthly search impressions went from 379 in December 2025 to 3,216 in July 2026 on a 29 page site.
The Stray Hare in Waldwick, formerly Virile Barber and Shop, is a longtime client, and the site brings in both clients and barbers.
The phone number is hard to find, the photos are stock, and the Google listing hasn't been opened since it was set up. That isn't a knock on the owner. Running the business comes first, and nobody ever showed them what to change. We build the site to bring in calls and then keep working on it every month, because that's where the results come from.
When someone searches for a barber, a restaurant or an accountant in their town, Google shows three profiles above everything else. Categories, reviews, photos and hours decide whether you're one of them, and we manage that as part of every plan.
Plans are $347, $447 and $697 a month. There's no build fee, hosting is paid to Webflow directly, and you get a report every month that counts calls, form fills and booked appointments.
The site is designed from scratch around what you sell. Every page is written for search and for the person reading it, it loads fast on a phone, and the phone number and booking form are reachable from anywhere on the page.
We handle the categories, service area, services, photos and questions. This is where the fastest gains come from for almost every local business we audit, and it's usually the part nobody has touched since setup.
A review request goes out after every sale or appointment, on a schedule. Volume and recency both count, and this is the area most owners neglect because asking feels awkward.
The same search is run from dozens of points across your area so you can see where you show up and where you do not. We count the calls and form fills alongside it and explain the numbers in plain language.
No. Contractors are most of our client list, and the trade pages on this site are written for them. We also build for restaurants, real estate teams, barber shops, consultants, nonprofits and other local businesses, and the work is on our work page.
The domain stays in your name the entire time. The site itself is yours to take after the initial twelve month term. Ask any agency this question and get the answer in writing.
Yes, it's a Webflow site and the editor is straightforward. Most owners text us instead and we make the change, which is included.
Plans are $347, $447 and $697 a month with no build fee. Hosting is $300 a year billed by Webflow directly. Everything is published on the pricing page rather than quoted per client.
Google Business Profile work often shows results in four to six weeks. Ranking gains across a service area usually take three to six months and keep building after that.
See every site we have built on our work page. If you run a trade, start with SEO for contractors. If you only need to rank on the map, see our local SEO services. We build on Webflow.
We also have pages for restaurants, real estate teams and nonprofits and churches.
Get on the phone with us and we'll run the searches your customers run, from your area, while you're on the call. Most owners have never seen that view of their own business.
