Local · Hamilton, Ontario
Hamilton trades are booked solid. Your phone setup is still living in 2014.
For 5 to 50 person plumbing, HVAC, electrical, roofing, and landscaping shops in Hamilton. One person builds the whole site — from $800 one-time plus a care plan from $70/mo, live in about a week.
- Hamilton Mountain
- Stoney Creek
- Dundas
- Ancaster
- Westdale
- Waterdown
- Binbrook
- Beach Strip
Hamilton · the math
What you stop paying for.
Own the site outright instead of renting four tools that never talk to each other. CAD, real market rates.
Nobody in Hamilton sets out to build a messy stack. It just happens: a website here, an ads add-on there, a missed-call tool when calls start slipping, an AI receptionist bolted on later. Before long the bills are scattered across four tools that do not talk to each other.
Bally replaces that pile with one thing you own: a custom local website, built by one person. On the working build it also carries an AI front desk that catches missed calls, answers in your voice, and hands you the lead. That matters here because calls do not wait — a homeowner with no heat or a sparking panel wants to know if you answer.
Stop renting the agency retainer and the receptionist. Own a site built from $800 one-time, with a care plan from $70/mo — the working build ($2,000) adds the AI front desk and booking.
See pricingHamilton · a real day
What changes on a Tuesday in Hamilton.
Picture a normal Tuesday in October. Wind is up. Leaves are clogging eavestroughs from Westdale to Stoney Creek.
7:12am. A homeowner in Dundas Googles “furnace not igniting Hamilton.” Your site shows up because Bally has been building local pages for every neighbourhood you serve. They click, see plain wording about same-day service, and get a call button and a book-online option side by side. They book a 2pm slot themselves. Nobody at your shop touched a phone.
11:30am. A property manager from a duplex near Gage Park calls while your dispatcher is on another line. The call goes to voicemail. Within seconds Bally texts them back from your business number: greets them by your company name, confirms the address, asks whether it is an emergency or routine maintenance, and offers your next two open slots. They book by text. Your dispatcher sees the confirmed job when they come up for air.
4:50pm. A quote you sent last week has gone quiet. Instead of dying in your sent folder, Bally sends the homeowner a short, friendly nudge in your voice: “just checking if you had any questions on that eavestrough estimate.” A good share of dead quotes come back to life this way, and you did not have to remember to chase a single one.
That is what Tuesday looks like when your website, your missed calls, your follow-ups, and your calendar are one system instead of four separate tools that do not talk to each other.
Hamilton · onboarding
How install works.
Most Hamilton shops do not have time for a six-week onboarding. Here is the compressed version.
Step 1. The phone call. Twenty minutes. Tell me what you do, where you do it, what your slowest day is, and what is broken right now. No deck, no demo theatre.
Step 2. The build. I take what you told me and build the site, the AI receptionist, the booking flow, and the local SEO pages for your Hamilton neighbourhoods. You see a draft in five to seven days.
Step 3. The switch. We point your missed calls and web chat at the AI and run it in review mode for a day. Every reply comes to you for one tap of approval before it sends, so you can hear exactly how it sounds before it starts replying to real customers on its own.
Step 4. The month after. I am in your inbox once a week for the first month. What is working, what is not, what to change. After that it runs and we check in monthly.
Total elapsed time from first call to live system is usually under two weeks.
Hamilton · pricing
Honest, published pricing.
Prices are published, not quoted per customer. A one-time build fee in Canadian dollars, then a small monthly care plan that covers hosting, the SSL, the domain and the changes you text me. No long contract, and the care plan cancels by text on 30 days notice.
Basic — presence site, $800
A single page done properly: who you are, what you do, your Hamilton service area, and a clear way to call or message you. One-time build, then a $70/mo care plan.
Pro — working site, $2,000
The main fit for most 5 to 50 person Hamilton shops. Up to eight pages, an AI front desk that answers web chat, email and texts back in your voice, and a booking or quote flow. One-time build, then a $90/mo care plan.
Premium — showcase site, $2,500
The full showcase build with more pages, the signature motion and the launch kit. One-time build, then a $90/mo care plan.
Every reply the AI front desk sends waits for your approval, and the domain is in your company’s name from day one.
Ready, Hamilton?
Stop losing Hamilton jobs to the next shop on Google.
20-minute call. One operator in Brantford picks up his own phone. Month-to-month, cancel by text.
Also serving: Also serving: Brantford · Cambridge · Kitchener-Waterloo · Guelph