Every Door, Done Right — Online
All About Doors & More has been installing and replacing doors across Albuquerque for more than 36 years. Owner Earl Nagy had the reputation and the job photos; online, he had a Wix site where all seven of his services shared one page. CheatCode rebuilt it as a custom site on his own domain — every service with its own page, a gallery of his real job photos, and everything pointed at the one action that matters: calling for an estimate.
A trade business, not a template
Door work is local, visual and trust-based. People want to see real installs, know the company is licensed, bonded and insured, and get someone on the phone. The old site had that information, but all seven services were stacked on one page, and nothing on it was built around the call.
The rule for this build was simple: nothing invented. Every line of service copy, the FAQs, the reviews and the service-area list came over word for word from Earl's existing site, and every photo comes from his own site and his Facebook page. No stock doors, no made-up claims.
Seven services, seven pages
Residential doors, commercial doors, window installation, painting and staining, door frame modifications, insurance claim repairs and junk removal each got a dedicated page — the way people actually search for them — with a services hub tying them together.
- A dedicated page per service, with its own FAQ and search markup
- A gallery of real installs, compressed for fast loading on a phone
- Service areas across the Albuquerque metro
- A contact form that emails Earl directly, with a fallback so no lead is lost
Built to make the phone ring
Every estimate starts with a phone call, so the site has no prices and no online booking — on purpose. Instead every page leads with the same thing: call to get an estimate. The number is in the top bar, the navigation, every hero and every service page, one tap away on a phone.
Behind the design is a door-blueprint animation drawn for this business, and a site built for speed: tested on its live domain in Google's Lighthouse (mobile, September 2026), it scored 93 for performance and 100 for accessibility, best practices and SEO, with zero layout shift.
Moved onto his own domain
The site now lives on aadandmore.com. The www address and the build address both forward to it, so there is one version for Google to index, and cookieless analytics feed the quarterly report Earl gets from us. Hosting, security and updates are handled on his monthly plan.
Questions, answered
Why not just keep the Wix site?
The Wix site held the right information, but every service shared one page, so a search for one of them had nothing specific to land on. Moving to a custom build let every service get its own page, the photos load fast on a phone, and the whole site be built around the one thing Earl wants a visitor to do: call.
Why is there no online booking or pricing?
That was the brief. Earl wanted every estimate to start with a phone call, and no prices on the site. The site is built around that choice rather than working against it.
Did the move lose anything the old site had?
No. The service copy, FAQs, reviews and service areas came over word for word from the existing site, and every photo comes from Earl’s own site and his Facebook page.
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CheatCode Solutions is Brady Smith in Rio Rancho, writing the code and taking the calls. Custom software, websites and apps, with hosting, security and support included and no contract.