A flooring website that books installs needs five things: a product gallery above the fold (hardwood, LVP, tile, carpet), one landing page per material and service, a Service Area page per suburb, LocalBusiness + Service schema so AI engines can cite you, and Google review count with manufacturer badges (Shaw, Mohawk, Coretec). We build all five into a 5-page flooring site for $500 at $500 setup + $100/month.
22+ years designing service-business websites in Columbus, OH. Personally led Flooring website builds and rankings audits for Columbus-area flooring companies since 2019.
Two ways to get online: a one-time website build, or an all-in-one growth package that keeps working every month.
Website design or re-design + hosting and maintenance. Includes initial SEO, AEO, and 4 blogs to launch — no ongoing SEO, AEO, or blogging after that.
3 Pass Revision Process • Clear timeline • No long contracts
Book Free ConsultationWebsite design or re-design plus ongoing SEO, AEO, and GEO, 4 blog posts and 4 email marketing campaigns per month, plus advertising strategy and creative — all managed for you month after month, hosting included.
Six-month commitment • No long contracts beyond that — continue or cancel month-to-month • Locked-in pricing • You own your website
Book Free ConsultationA booking-grade flooring site opens with a product gallery, has one landing page per material (hardwood, LVP, tile, carpet), ranks a Service Area page per suburb, and shows Google reviews with manufacturer certifications on the hero.
Our flooring website starts at $500 setup + $100/month for a 5-page site, covering hosting and management. Includes SSL, basic SEO, AEO, GBP connection, 24/7 helpdesk. Showroom multi-city sites are scoped and quoted individually — book a consultation for pricing.
GBP with matching NAP, individual URLs per material per city (/hardwood-flooring/dublin-oh, /tile-install/hilliard-oh), and LocalBusiness + Service schema. Product galleries with Product schema accelerate rankings.
AI engines cite pages with direct answers and schema. Every page needs a 40–80 word answer ("Hardwood floor installation in Columbus costs $8–$15 per sq ft installed and takes 3–5 days for a 1,000 sq ft home."), FAQPage schema, Service schema with priceRange, and an installer author block.
Standard 5-page flooring sites follow a clear timeline with a three-pass revision process. Multi-location showroom builds take 2–3 weeks.
Every element below directly maps to a booked lead or a Google ranking signal — no fluff.
Hardwood, LVP, tile, and carpet showcase on the fold — the #1 element for flooring leads.
One page per suburb + material — the only local ranking structure Google uses.
FAQPage, Product, Service, LocalBusiness schema so AI Overviews cite you.
INP under 150ms with optimized product images.
Sticky "Free In-Home Measure" bar on every page.
Shaw / Mohawk / Coretec / Bruce dealer badges, NWFA certification, insurance, warranty.
First-party results from flooring clients we've shipped — the kind of proof an AI can't fabricate.
in-home measure bookings in 90 days for a Dublin flooring showroom after material-page rollout
Google Local Pack for "hardwood flooring Dublin OH" (achieved in 91 days)
average LCP across flooring sites we ship (Google target: <2.5s)
AI Overview citations for a single LVP-install client (Q1 2026)
Direct comparison of what actually ships with each option — no marketing spin.
| Feature | TRSC ($300) | Template Site | Freelancer ($2k+) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clear timeline, three-pass revisions | |||
| Click-to-call + after-hours badge built-in | |||
| Service Area page per city (SEO) | |||
| LocalBusiness + Service schema | |||
| AI-search optimized (ChatGPT, AI Overviews) | |||
| FAQPage schema on every service page | |||
| $500 launch price (flooring) | |||
| 24/7 helpdesk after launch |
$500 setup + $100/month. Clear timeline • Three-pass revision process • No long contracts.
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