Case study · Radon mitigation, Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky
Cincinnati Radon Solutions.
One action, asked properly.
Nobody browses for radon mitigation. A test came back high during a home sale, there is a closing date, and the decision is happening on a phone right now.
A hazard you cannot see, on a deadline
Radon is the whole business here, not a line item bolted onto a general contracting menu. The people searching are rarely browsing: a test came back high during a sale, or a neighbour mentioned a number, and now there is a closing date.
The site needed to explain a hazard people cannot see, prove the crew knows the diagnostics, and hand over a clear way to request an estimate before the visitor bounced to the next contractor on the results page.
The estimate form is the site
Everything else supports one action. The form asks for city, service type and a few facts about the house, so the first phone call is a real conversation rather than a round of questions.
The parts that do the work
99 on Lighthouse desktop
Run it against the live site yourself. The score below is Lighthouse's own report, not a graphic we drew.
Want one like this?
$99 a month, nothing down, one to two weeks to build. Call and I will tell you straight whether a new site is what you actually need.
