Your new website — 24 Hour Roadside Hawks

What we found

Six things costing you calls right now

Every one of these was measured on your live site on 11 August 2026. Every one is fixed on the new one.

Every visitor gets a security warning Before anyone reaches your site, the browser warns them it is not secure. Most people leave right there and call the next company. Your certificate covers *.secureserversites.net, not roadsideassistanceinc.com

Your phone numbers can't be tapped On a phone, your number is plain text. A stranded driver has to memorise it, leave your site, and dial by hand. Every one of those is a chance to lose the call. No tel: links anywhere in your site's code

Your home page makes a phone download 36 MB That is roughly half a minute on a good signal, and minutes on a weak one — while burning your customer's data. On the roadside, weak signal is the normal case. 51 photos, 36.0 MB. Your photo gallery page is 42 MB

Google can't tell your pages apart All seventeen of your pages carry the exact same title, so search engines see one page repeated seventeen times instead of seventeen services worth of business. Identical <title> on all 17 pages

An unfinished template line is live The words "Type your paragraph here" are sitting on your website right now, in with your service areas, where customers can read them. Literal placeholder text found in your service area list

Your site answers one question two ways One part says appointments cannot be made in advance. Another part, and your FAQ, say service is available by appointment in advance. Customers believe whichever they read first. Conflicting statements on the same page — free to correct, just tell us which is right

The difference

Same business. Same photos. Same prices.

757 KB

What your new home page weighs. 36 MB today — that is 98% less for your customer to download.

80 KB

What loads before they see anything. Under a second, even on a bad signal at the side of the road.

15

Tappable phone links, on every screen and every service. 0 today.

Your prices are on it, in a table people can actually read: $60 roadside, $80 tire change, $100 plus tires for new tire delivery, and the $160 flexible payment threshold. Your tire policy is stated plainly instead of buried in capital letters. Your hours, your Lenox Road office, and all fifty-one service areas are there.

What you pay today

You're renting your website

Your site runs on GoDaddy Website Builder, which publishes at $9.99 to $20.99 a month depending on plan — more if you pay monthly rather than yearly. That bill never ends, and it never stops being their site rather than yours.

Straight talk: the savings alone would take years to add up to $600. That is not the reason to do this. The reason is that you stop paying monthly for a website forever, and you get one that actually works on the phone your customers are holding.

The offer

What it costs

$600One time

The site you are looking at, live on your own domain
Hosting free, forever. No monthly bill for the website, ever again
Two rounds of changes included, free
$100 per batch after that — one email, as many changes as you like
Your contact form set up on an account you own and pay for directly, usually $0 a month at your volume
The security warning gone, and a real certificate on your domain

Pay only when you love it. The work is already done and sitting on your screen. There is no deposit, no waiting six weeks, and nothing to approve on faith.

What does not change

Nothing about how you operate

Your email keeps working exactly as it does today.Pointing a website does not touch mail. We do not go near it.

Your domain stays yours.You keep paying whoever you already pay, roughly $15 a year. We never take it over.

Your Google listing stays put.It is separate from your website. We just update the link on it.

Your old site stays up until you say switch.Nothing gets deleted, and nothing gets cancelled on your behalf. Ever.

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How to pay

Two ways, both take a minute

PayPalCard or PayPal balance

ZelleStraight from your bank app

Call or text Fred Nix and he will send the details and get it moving the same day. Nothing is charged until you say go.

After you pay

What happens next

Your site goes live on your domainWe do the technical part. You send one short instruction to whoever manages your domain, and we walk you through exactly where to click.

We check your email still worksBefore anything else changes, we confirm mail sends and receives normally. This is the step most people get burned on, so it happens first.

Your contact form gets connectedTo an account in your name, that you own and pay for directly. At your volume that is almost certainly free.

Only then do you look at your old billNothing is cancelled for you, and nothing gets cancelled the same day. When you are ready, you call your provider and ask them to cancel only the website plan, keeping your domain and your email exactly as they are.

Need something changed before you decide? Email it over. If it is on this site already, changing it is part of the deal.

And if you would rather I didn't do this at all — that is completely fine. Email me and I will take this page down and delete it permanently, no questions and no hard feelings. It was built from your own public website as a one-off for you, it is hidden from search engines, and nobody else is being shown it.

Take another look at the site See it beside your old one