How much does a website audit cost for a handyman?

You run a handyman business. Last time, you paid for a website audit and got a forty-page PDF of charts you couldn't use. Nothing told you what pages were missing or why Google couldn't read your service areas. Now you just want a real cost before you hand over your URL again.

Most handyman websites are thin. They list a few services on one page and hope for the best. Google wants a separate page for each service and each town you work in. An audit that only shows graphs doesn't tell you that. A real audit scans for missing pages, broken titles, and content Google can't read. It also checks if your site loads fast on a phone and if your service area pages are indexed. Without those, you're invisible to people searching for a handyman in their neighborhood.

The cost depends on how many pages your site is missing. If you serve five towns and do three services, that's fifteen pages Google expects. If you only have five, the fix is adding ten pages. Some handyman sites also have duplicate content or broken contact forms. That adds to the scope. If your site is older, there may be technical clean-up too. The bigger the gap, the more work it takes. That's why nobody can give you a flat price without looking first.

Don't pay for another report without knowing what you'll get. The first check is free. Give us your handyman website address. We'll scan it and tell you exactly what's missing and what it'll take to add the right pages. Forget Leads builds these pages inside your current site, no rebuild needed. You get a clear list and a price before anything is charged.

Once the pages are up, your site shows up for 'handyman near me' in every town you cover. You get calls from homeowners who found you on Google, not through a lead company. Your site works for you while you're on the job. And you never have to wonder what an audit cost because you paid for fixes that bring in work.

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