You build the unit. I build the site that wins the homeowner: designed, written, and live in seven days.
An ADU is a six-figure decision. The person making it researches for weeks: permits, financing, setbacks, builders. By the time they call anyone, they've quietly ranked every website in town.
A dated site doesn't lose you all your leads. Just the best ones: the researched, financed, ready-to-sign ones. They call the builder whose website looks as good as your framing.
Tonight, someone is searching:
Search #6 is your company name. What do they find?
Hillside ADU Co. is fictional. Its problems aren't. I see every one of them on real builder sites, every week. The redlines below are the same markup I'd hand you on a call. Drag the divider to see the same company after seven days of my work.
Hillside ADU Company has been proudly serving the greater area for over 25 years. We specialize in all types of construction including garage conversions, room additions, granny flats, patios, decks, concrete, and much much more! No job is too big or too small for our experienced team of professionals!!! Please take a moment to browse our web site and don't forget to sign our Guestbook.
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E-mail: hillsideadu1987@aol.com
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Design-build ADUs · San Gabriel Valley
Garage conversions and detached ADUs from permit to keys: fixed price, one contract, city paperwork handled by us.
CSLB #1041872 · licensed & insured · ★ 4.9 · 87 Google reviews
Keep the footprint, add a rental. Most permits in 45–60 days.
from $128kNew backyard home, 400–1,200 sq ft. Pre-approved plans available.
from $214kLot, setbacks, utilities, budget: know if it pencils before you spend a dime.
freeTwo line items, no à la carte maze. The build gets you live in seven days. The retainer keeps it fast, current, and looked after: a maintenance contract for the thing that books your jobs.
$3,000
half to start, half on approval
$395/mo
cancel anytime, the site stays yours
Once the site is converting, we can talk local SEO and ads: phase two, not before.
It works because ADU builds are all this studio takes on, so there's no week two spent explaining what a setback is. Your total time in: one call and one review.
45 minutes, once. Your best projects, your service area, what a good lead looks like. I record it, and your words become the copy.
Page structure and every line of copy, drafted. Permit page, financing page, the FAQ your office answers by phone all day.
Type, color, layout, built around your photos rather than stock. I pull the best from your Google Business Profile and camera roll.
Real code, no page builder. Fast on a four-year-old phone on a jobsite hotspot, because that’s where homeowners will open it.
A link on your phone. Mark it up like a plan set: “swap this photo, that’s not how I’d say it.” Takes you 20 minutes.
Your redlines, applied. Lead capture to your phone, reviews pulled in, analytics on, domain connected.
Live by end of day, on your domain. The retainer takes over from here: maintained, monitored, improving monthly.
This studio works in one trade, so the vocabulary below isn't decoration. It's what your homeowners are searching for, and it's already in the copy I write.
A homeowner searching “ADU builder” has a budget and a timeline. One searching “general contractor” has a leaky faucet. Your site should be built for the first search: page titles, permit answers, financing math, all of it.
Every city runs its own version of the 60-day clock. A page that plainly says what happens between deposit and demo day (plan check, corrections, utility sign-offs) reads like experience. Because it is.
Most ADUs are funded by home equity, not savings. Builders who show the monthly payment, not just the build cost, sign the homeowners who were “just researching.”
The same ADU company, rebuilt. This is what changes when a site is built to win the homeowner.
example
I'm Grayson. I design and build websites from San Diego, California. This studio takes on one trade: ADU builders.
When you text with a change, it goes straight to the person who built your site, and it gets fixed, not forwarded. Because ADU work is all this studio does, the kickoff call is about your business instead of a crash course in plan check.
The same things every builder asks on the first call, answered here so the call can be about your business instead.
A template hands you a blank canvas and a weekend of frustration. This is a site built around how homeowners actually pick ADU builders: permit answers, financing math, proof of work. Live in seven days and maintained after. The demonstration above is the difference; drag the line.
Good. That's the existing conditions. If it's winning you the projects you want, keep it and don't pay me. If it looks anything like the left side of the demo, you already know. Send me the link before the call and I'll tell you straight if a rebuild isn't worth it.
Yes. Domain registered to you, site in your accounts, content yours. If you leave the retainer, everything goes with you. I keep zero hostages.
Hosting, domain, and SSL handled; edits within two business days; new project photos added as you finish jobs; speed and uptime monitored. Each month I go through the site and flag anything worth improving, then handle what's worth handling. Some months that's a new page, some months it's nothing. It's a maintenance contract for the thing that books your work.
Yes, as phase two, once the site converts. Ranking a site that loses visitors is pouring water into a cracked bucket. Site first, then local SEO, then ads if the math still makes sense.
Yes, because the scope is fixed and ADU builds are all this studio takes on, so no time goes to learning your industry. Day 1 is our call, day 5 is your review, day 7 it's on your domain. Your total time in: about 90 minutes.
We start with a 15-minute call to see whether this is a fit. If it is, we book one 45-minute kickoff, and that call is the bulk of your involvement. After that: your logo if you have one, access to your Google Business Profile photos, and honest markup on day 5. You run your crews, I'll run this.
A deposit of half the build, with the balance due only when you approve the finished site on day 5 to 7. No hourly meter, no surprise invoices, no charge for the call.
Book fifteen minutes. If I'm not the right fit, you'll leave with a straight answer and a punch list for whoever is. Either way, you'll know what your website is costing you.