Granite Web Co.
The survey Check my site

Three rebuilds, none of them commissioned.

Every one of these was built before anyone hired us — that's how we introduce ourselves. Each is a real Seacoast business with a real, measured problem, and every word on them came from the business's own website. Nothing was invented to fill space.

Stratham Circle Nursery

Garden centre · Stratham, NH · family owned since 1991

WHAT WE MEASURED No mobile layout at all. The site loads desktop-size on a phone, so you pinch and zoom to read anything — and their hours, which change four times a year, were buried on a contact page.

We put a live open-or-closed line at the top that works out the current season from their real hours, then their twelve plant categories, their bulk delivery instructions and the one-year guarantee. They have no usable photography anywhere, so it's built to work without a single image.

See the rebuild Their site today
MobileBuilt phone-first instead of shrunk down
HoursWorks out the season and says if they're open now
ContactTap-to-call plus a form, where there was neither
Weight17KB, no framework, loads instantly

Schreiber's Collision & Restoration

Auto body & classic restoration · Fremont, NH · since 2003

WHAT WE MEASURED No mobile layout. Someone who has just been in an accident is standing at the roadside holding a phone, and that is the worst possible moment to hand them a desktop site.

The phone number is the first thing on the screen and stays there. Their frame machine and measuring system are stated plainly because that's the trust signal in collision work, and the rides-home and rental-car details are moved up where a stressed customer will actually find them.

See the rebuild Their site today
UrgentCall button fixed to the top of every screen
Two jobsCollision and restoration told apart clearly
EstimatesSend photos instead of driving over
Weight14KB, no framework

Tulsi Indian Restaurant

Restaurant · Kittery Foreside, ME · since 2008

WHAT WE MEASURED No mobile layout, and service times written as a paragraph. Lunch runs three days a week and dinner six, so "can I eat there tonight" took real effort to answer.

The top of the page says whether food is being served right now and until when, then the full week laid out as a week. Chef Mandekar's background gets the space it deserves, and the monthly buffet has dates and prices instead of a sentence.

See the rebuild Their site today
TonightSays what's being served, right now
The weekLunch and dinner, day by day
AllergensKey spelled out rather than lettered
Weight15KB, no framework

Yours could be the fourth.

Send your business name and we'll check your site, tell you what we found, and build you a homepage for free so you can see the difference rather than take our word for it.

rhys@graniteweb.net