DJH & Co is a Sarasota company. We build websites tied to your Google reviews for plumbers, HVAC techs, electricians, pressure washers, screen repair crews, landscapers and the rest of the trades that keep this town running. $297 a month, no contract, and the site is built before you pay a dollar.
Sarasota is a service town. A large share of the housing is older block homes, condos and villas, and a lot of it is owned by people who are here part of the year or who do not want to be on a ladder. That means steady work for anyone who fixes, cleans, cools or repairs things, and it means the phone rings for whoever shows up first on Google when a homeowner searches.
Most Sarasota contractors are found one of three ways: a neighbor's referral, a Nextdoor post, or the Google map results. The first two you cannot control. The third you can. The map results are driven by your Google Business Profile, your review count and recency, and whether your website tells Google you actually serve the neighborhoods the searcher is in. That is exactly what we build.
We are not an agency in another state that bought a list of Sarasota plumbers. This is where we live. We know the difference between a Gulf Gate ranch house and a new build off Fruitville, and we know that a pool cage in Palmer Ranch and a lanai on Siesta Key are two different jobs. The site gets built around what your customers here actually search for.
Snowbirds and out-of-town condo owners hire from a phone screen, often from another state. They pick from Google, and they pick the one with the most recent reviews and a site that answers their questions.
After Ian in 2022 and Helene and Milton in 2024, screen enclosures, roofs, fences and pressure washing all saw demand spikes. Contractors who were already ranking got the calls. The ones who scrambled to set up a site during the surge missed it.
Much of Sarasota west of I-75 was built in the 1950s through 1980s. Cast iron drains, aging electrical panels, original AC ductwork and tired lanais keep repair trades busy year round.
Referrals still land in Google. People check the review count before they call the name a neighbor gave them. A profile with four reviews loses to one with forty.
Every site is built around the specific jobs people in Sarasota search for, not a generic template with the city name swapped in.
Humidity, oak pollen and roof algae mean driveways, pool decks and roofs need cleaning every year. HOAs in Palmer Ranch and Lakewood Ranch send notices, and homeowners search that day.
Almost every single-family home in Sarasota has a lanai or pool cage. Storm damage, no-see-um upgrades and full rescreens are constant searches, especially after summer storms.
AC runs ten months a year here. Emergency repair searches peak June through September, and people call the first name they trust on the map.
Older homes west of the interstate mean slab leaks, cast iron replacements and water heater swaps. Condo buildings on the keys add backflow and repipe work.
Year-round growing season, irrigation on reclaimed water, and a lot of owners who are not home to mow. Recurring service contracts are the prize.
Panel upgrades, generator hookups after the 2024 outages, EV chargers in newer subdivisions, and permit-required work that homeowners want a licensed name for.
Each of those six trades has its own page here, written for the way people actually search for it: websites for plumbers, HVAC website design, pressure washing websites, screen repair websites, landscaping websites and electrician websites. If your trade is not one of those six, we also build roofing websites, painter websites, handyman websites, cleaning company websites and pool service websites, and a Sarasota build works the same way for all of them.
Full list of trades: Trades we serve →
Google ranks contractors by how close and how relevant they look to the searcher. Naming the places you actually work, on real pages, is how a local site earns those searches.
Plumbing, electrical, HVAC, roofing, pool and structural work in Florida require a state license through the Department of Business and Professional Regulation, either certified statewide or registered locally. Sarasota County runs its own contractor licensing office for the local registrations and for trades like aluminum and screen enclosures that the county regulates. Permits for work inside the city limits go through the City of Sarasota building department; unincorporated addresses go through the county.
Since July 2023, Florida law no longer lets counties require a local license for trades like painting, flooring, cabinetry, drywall and general handyman work. That opened the door to a lot of new competition in those trades. It also means homeowners lean harder on reviews and a professional web presence to tell the real operators from the rest.
Your license number, your insurance, and your Sarasota address go on the site where people can see them. That is a trust signal for homeowners and it is what Google's local system expects from a real local business.
We start with your Google Business Profile, because in Sarasota that is where the calls come from. Then the site gets built around the services you actually sell and the parts of town you actually drive to. Nothing generic. When it is live, the review system starts working after every job and the missed-call text-back catches the calls you cannot answer from a roof or a crawlspace.
Same system, tuned to each market. Pick the city closest to where most of your jobs are.
We build the site first. You pay $297 a month only after it is live and you like it. No contract. Call or text, you get Dennis.