Jordan Lopez

Brian’s Appliance Repair

An appliance repair business in Vacaville. Brian fixes kitchen and laundry appliances at people’s homes. I’ve worked with him since about August 2025. It started with the website. Now customers can call, text or book him from the first screen.

See the live site: brianappliancerepair.com

First screen of brianappliancerepair.com: Brian’s name, the appliances he fixes, Vacaville and his phone number in red

What I’ve made for Brian

  1. brianappliancerepair.comLive

    I built the site, and the new version went live in October 2026. The first screen works like the side of Brian’s van: his name, what he fixes, the town and his number, big enough to read at a glance.

    Each appliance opens to what Brian fixes on it and where to find the model plate, with buttons to call him or text him a photo of the plate. Once you scroll past his number, a call and text bar stays on screen. The photos are from Brian’s own jobs.

    The diagnostic visit section of brianappliancerepair.com on a phone: what a visit costs and what Brian does on it
    How a visit works and what it costs.
    Appliance rows on brianappliancerepair.com on a phone: washer, dryer, dishwasher, oven and microwave, with photos from Brian’s jobs
    Tap an appliance to open it. The photos are Brian’s.
  2. Reviews pageLive

    A page that asks customers for an honest Google review, plus an invitation on the home page. Both link to Brian’s Google profile, and nothing is offered for a review.

    First screen of the reviews page on brianappliancerepair.com on a phone: “Your experience matters.”
    brianappliancerepair.com/reviews
  3. Referral page and QR cardLive

    An introduction customers can copy into a text, an email or a group post, and a digital referral card with a QR code. The code tags every visit with where it came from.

    First screen of the referral page on brianappliancerepair.com on a phone: “Know someone who needs Brian?”
    brianappliancerepair.com/refer
  4. Service requestsLive

    Requests from the site go into Jobber, which Brian already uses for his jobs. The referral page asks people to say who sent them when they call or book, so Brian can thank the right person.

Brian’s numbers

$144.3K
invoiced in 2026, through July 19
57
new one-time jobs in June
17
new leads in June

From Brian’s Jobber account, shown with his OK. They show the size of the business, not revenue from my work alone.

How it works with Brian

Brian runs the jobs and talks to his customers. I keep the website side running: when he wants something changed, he sends it to me and I make the change. In October he sent me photos from his jobs, and they were on the site the next morning.

Want this for your business? I’ll write back myself.

eljordp@gmail.com

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