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In Progress Early acquisition from $4,800
Local-service website
HammerNest Handyman
Freeport, IL and nearby handyman market
A complete local handyman website asset built to become a lead-generation system, not just a brochure. The sale includes the structure, content depth, CRM intake, tracking layer, and technical base that would normally take a buyer weeks to assemble from scratch.
Now live on hammernest.net, with public history just starting to compound while the asset is still available for acquisition.
Single-sale assetCRM includedUTM trackingLocal SEO structure
In Progress
Asking price
Current state
Search visibility
Lead backend
Asking price
Current state
Search visibility
Lead backend
Lighthouse
Last optimization
Visual preview
Screenshots from the asset
These are real captures from the asset itself, included so the buyer can evaluate the product instead of guessing from a description.
Measured proof
Current performance and visibility state
This is the kind of live asset a local operator, investor, or agency can acquire while the public history is still early and the underlying content depth and lead systems are already done.
Lighthouse snapshot
Performance72
Accessibility100
Best Practices100
SEO100
Live desktop Lighthouse CLI run on hammernest.net on July 23, 2026.
Search Console
Live, history still earlyHammerNest is now live, but Search Console history is still too new to use as meaningful sales proof.
Traffic / leads
Live, early-stage historyThe CRM, tracking, and UTM capture are live, but the listing is not yet using early lead or traffic numbers as sales proof.
Last optimization date
July 23, 2026The listing shows whether the asset is still being improved or already archived.
Quick snapshot
Core build numbers
The buyer should not need to inspect a sitemap or codebase just to understand the asset depth.
- Core pages
- 12
- Service pages
- 18
- Area pages
- 12
- Problem pages
- 10
- Custom blocks
- 20
- Status
- In Progress
What makes this saleable
- Custom WordPress build for a real handyman-service positioning rather than a generic contractor shell.
- Service-hub architecture, individual service pages, problem-intent pages, and area pages already mapped and written.
- Estimate request flow with thank-you routing, local CRM capture, follow-up fields, and owner notification support.
- Tracking layer for UTMs, CTA clicks, phone/text taps, service-card clicks, gallery clicks, and form behavior.
- The live homepage and live estimate flow are already public on hammernest.net.
- Built to be sold once, then expanded, relocated, or refined after acquisition.
Public page architecture
- Core pages: Home, About, Services, Request Estimate, Service Areas, Projects, Pricing / How Estimates Work, FAQ, Contact, Thank You, Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, and attribution.
- Parent service hubs: Handyman Services, Home Repair Services, Property Maintenance, and Small Home Improvement Projects.
- Individual services include drywall repair, door repair, deck repair, fence repair, shelving, TV mounting, fixture installs, punch-list work, appliance hookup help, and more.
- Problem-first pages cover repair-intent searches such as fixing a broken door, drywall damage, inspection repair lists, small jobs, and same-week repair help.
- Area pages already cover a 12-location local market footprint.
Backend and systems included
- Admin-only CRM plugin with lead list, lead detail, notes, status updates, follow-up dates, estimated value fields, and CSV export.
- Lead capture includes name, email, phone, contact preference, service requested, urgency, message, photo upload support, source page, landing page, referrer, and UTM fields.
- Tracking plugin records local events and can forward into GA4 when configured.
- Optimizer plugin support is already part of the project stack.
- The seeded page system and reusable editor records make content updates practical after handoff.
What the buyer receives
- Exclusive rights to the HammerNest site asset and its public-facing design system.
- The full page library and content structure already built into the project.
- The internal linking and local-service architecture already planned into the site.
- The estimate intake workflow, CRM backend, and tracking setup already connected into the build.
- Transfer help plus follow-up implementation scope for launch, edits, relocation, or expansion.
What happens after acquisition
- Brand, phone, contact details, and target service areas can be updated after transfer.
- Additional services, locations, or photo proof can be added as scoped follow-up work.
- Search Console history, GA4 history, and live lead history are now starting to compound on the public domain.
- The buyer can keep The Web Guy on to monitor, improve, and expand the asset instead of rebuilding it.
Need the transfer scope or expansion plan?
Use the request form to ask about acquisition timing, rebranding, launch support, additional locations, SEO work, or a similar commissioned build.