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The problem
What DFW contractors ask us to fix
Sites that buckle after a hail storm
North Texas hail season peaks in spring. One storm over Collin or Tarrant County sends thousands of homeowners searching the same evening, and slow hosting fails under that load.
No pages for the northern suburbs
Growth has moved up the Dallas North Tollway and US 75. A site that only mentions Dallas does not show up for Frisco, McKinney, Prosper or Celina.
A crowded market
The Metroplex has a great many contractors chasing the same searches. A slow or broken site gives the job to whichever competitor loads first.
What you get
How we work with DFW companies
Fully remote
We do not keep a local office. Everything a website needs can be done remotely, and you pay for the work rather than for our rent.
Same-day replies
Every request is answered the same business day.
Hosting built for traffic spikes
Server-level caching keeps pages fast when visits jump after a storm.
Suburb and service pages
On Grow we add pages for the cities you want to be found in, written for that place.
Speed work
Caching and image cleanup so the site passes Core Web Vitals on a phone.
Emergency fixes
A one-time fix for a down or hacked site is $149, with no plan required.
Areas we cover in Dallas-Fort Worth
We work with contractors and home-service companies in Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Prosper and Celina.
Dallas-Fort Worth is one of the two metro areas adding the most residents in the country, and Celina, north of Frisco, has topped the Census list of fastest-growing cities. New neighborhoods mean new roofs, new HVAC systems and new customers who have never heard of your company and will judge it by the website.
In a market this size, being findable in the specific suburb matters more than ranking for Dallas as a whole.
How a Dallas-Fort Worth contractor website should be organized
The Metroplex is two large cities and dozens of suburbs spread over several counties. Few contractors serve all of it, and a website that says only “DFW” tells a homeowner in Celina or Arlington very little.
- Say which side you work on. Collin and Denton counties to the north, Tarrant to the west, Dallas County in the middle. Name the cities you really drive to.
- Build pages for the places where the work is. For many trades that means the growing northern suburbs such as Frisco, McKinney and Celina, each with its own page.
- Be ready for hail season. Spring storms send a surge of roofing, window and fence searches. The site has to stay fast through it.
- Keep one phone number and one address format. Mixed details between the site and business listings confuse customers and search engines alike.
- Know who holds the logins. Many DFW companies come to us after a web vendor went quiet. See who owns your contractor website.
The free audit looks at speed on a phone, visible security issues, Google visibility and your quote form, and it is written in plain English.
Care plans
Flat monthly price. Hosting included.
No contract. Cancel any month.
Maintain
For a site that works and needs to stay that way.
$79 /month
- Managed hosting, SSL, CDN
- Weekly updates, tested before going live
- Daily off-site backups
- Security and uptime monitoring
- Monthly report in plain English
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Care
For companies that rely on the site for quote requests.
$179 /month
- Everything in Maintain
- 2 hours of fixes and edits each month
- Quote form checked after every update
- Speed tuning to pass Core Web Vitals
- Same-day response
Grow
For companies that want more calls from search.
$399 /month
- Everything in Care
- New service and city pages each month
- Google Business Profile help
- Local SEO tracking and reporting
- 5 hours of fixes and edits, priority response
See everything the care plans cover, or read about our managed WordPress hosting.
FAQ
Questions about WordPress support in Dallas-Fort Worth
Do you have an office in Dallas or Fort Worth?
No. WP Majestic LLC is a US company that works fully remote and focuses on Texas contractors.
Can you build pages for Frisco, McKinney and other suburbs?
Yes. On the Grow plan we add city and service pages each month, written for each area rather than copied.
Can you help right after a storm?
If the site is down or struggling, the emergency fix covers it. Preparing ahead of storm season with a care plan and proper hosting is the better option.
Do you work with contractors in both Dallas and Fort Worth?
Yes. We work remotely with companies across the Metroplex, from Fort Worth and Arlington to Frisco, McKinney and Celina.
Can you take over a site from our previous web company?
Usually, yes, if the site is on WordPress and you can get an administrator login. If the logins are lost, we help you get back control of the domain, the hosting and WordPress.
What does WordPress support in Dallas-Fort Worth cost?
Plans are $79, $179 and $399 a month, with hosting included. There is no contract.
Trades we work with
Not sure what shape your site is in?
Get a free written audit of phone speed, visible security issues, Google visibility and your quote form.