Garage doors · WordPress

Lodi Door website

A rebuilt WordPress site for a garage door company in Arizona and Colorado that scores 100 on desktop PageSpeed.

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Lodi Door website on desktop
Lodi Door website on a phone
100Desktop PageSpeedGoogle PageSpeed Insights
100Mobile PageSpeedGoogle PageSpeed Insights
APerformance gradeGTmetrix

Services

  • Web Design
  • WordPress Development
  • Speed Optimization
  • Local SEO

The brief

Lodi Door sells, installs and repairs garage doors across Arizona and Colorado. Most of its customers find it in a hurry: a spring snapped, a door will not close, a new build needs doors. They search on a phone, tap the first site that loads, and call. The site had to load fast, put a phone number and a quote button in front of every visitor, and rank in the cities Lodi serves.

What we built

We rebuilt the site on WordPress with speed as the first constraint. Images are sized and compressed, scripts are limited to what each page needs, and the layout is simple enough to render in one pass. The result is a score of 100 on both desktop and mobile in Google PageSpeed Insights, and an A grade on GTmetrix. A red bar at the top asks the three questions a visitor arrives with, new garage, noisy door, broken spring, and gives the phone number as a tappable link. The header carries New Doors, Parts and Accessories, Repairs, Service Areas, About, Blog and Contact, with Get A Free Quote in red on the right. The hero repeats the quote button and the phone number. Service Areas gives each city its own page, so a local search lands somewhere specific instead of on a generic home page.

What it means for the business

A homeowner on a phone with a stuck door gets a page that loads before they lose patience and a number they can tap. Each service area has a page built to rank for it. The PageSpeed and GTmetrix scores are verified, but the practical point is simpler: the site stays out of the customer’s way and gets them to a call.

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