Dan added“Make it look like my van. Black and yellow, huge phone number.”
Dan Reyes Handyman
On his own, small jobs, Tucson
- Phone number as the headline
- A "not for me" list that saves wasted calls
- 2-hour minimum, in plain sight
Make it with your AI. Host it on paste page.
Your AI writes it from a few questions about your work. paste page puts it online at a link for your van, your quotes and your Google listing.
Handyman website examples
Each one added a single line about how they wanted it to look. Their AI did the rest.
The checklist
Customers want to know three things fast: do you do my job, do you come to me, and how do I reach you. The prompt asks for all eight.

A number they can tap. Call and text buttons at the top.
How it works
Step 1
It asks where you work, what you fix and won't, how you charge and how people reach you, then writes the whole page.
I want a website for my handyman business. Ask me these one at a time: 1. My name or business name, and the town I'm based in? 2. Which towns or ZIP codes do I cover? 3. Which jobs do I take, and which don't I? 4. How do I charge? (minimum call-out, hourly, free quotes) 5. Am I insured or licensed? 6. My phone number, and can people text me? 7. Any reviews or recent jobs to show? 8. How should it look? (colors, mood, anything to match) Then write the complete page as one HTML file with inline CSS. Put call and text buttons at the top, make the number tappable, and make it work well on phones.
Step 2
Pick your link, such as paste.page/dan-reyes-handyman, publish, and add it to your Google Business Profile and your quotes.
Open paste pageYour photos
Upload photos in the paste page editor. Each one gets a link you can hand to your AI.
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BeforeAfterYou, to your AI“Put these side by side under Recent jobs, labeled before and after.”
Change anything
Keep talking to your AI after it writes the page. Paste the new version in and your link stays the same.

Same link every time. Nothing to reprint.
What’s on the page
Your number, tappable, top and bottom.
Insurance, minimum charge, how soon you come.
In the words customers use.
Towns or ZIP codes.
Photos and a line or two.

★★★★★
“Clean, level, no mess.”
Greg · Marana
Where you’ll share it
Add it as your website.
The link under your number, on the door and the yard sign.
Answer "anyone know a handyman?"
Anyone know a handyman for a sticking door?
Dan R. That's me, here's my page: paste.page/dan-reyes-handyman
So repeat customers find you again.
paste.page/dan-reyes-handyman
Copy the prompt, answer the questions, and get a page built around your work and your area.
Open one of the three in the paste page editor, swap in your details and photos, and publish.
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