Mobile problems
Menus that fight back, buttons that disappear, forms that are miserable to use, and pages that fall apart on a phone.
Established 2007Built on 30 years of field experience
Work order 001 · Website repair
Your website should work as hard as you do.
I find and fix the small website problems that cost you calls, trust, and work—without turning it into a giant rebuild you never asked for.
Paper trail by design. Every project starts and stays in email: clear scope, clear price, written record.
Practical website fixes
Fix the thing that is getting in the way.
Small problems are still real problems when they stop a customer from reaching you.
Lost-contact problems
Broken links, buried phone numbers, confusing estimate paths, and small dead ends that quietly cost you calls.
Trust problems
Outdated details, unclear services, weak first impressions, and website copy that does not sound like the person doing the work.
A contractor on your side of the screen
I know the work. I also know how frustrating websites can be.
I’m Jake Richardson. I grew up building, started working as a mason’s tender as a kid, and have spent roughly 30 years in residential and light-commercial construction.
Websites and online marketing stayed elusive to me for years. I would try, get frustrated, and quit. Technology finally caught up with the speed of my brain, and I learned how to use it to solve the same problems for other working contractors and small businesses.
Fair. Honest. Focused on the outcome.
One clear problemWe agree on the thing being fixed before work starts.
Priced to the workSmall fix or larger repair—the price follows the actual scope.
Your site stays yoursI repair websites. I do not hold them hostage with required hosting.
Documented handoffYou get a written record of what changed and what to watch.
A repair job, not a sales funnel
Start with the problem you can already see.
Send the page, a screenshot, or a short description. I will inspect the pinch point, explain the practical fix, and quote the work. If the right answer is smaller than you expected, I will say so.
Email the problemGood first projects
- Mobile page repairLayout, navigation, buttons, forms
- Contact-path repairCalls, emails, quote requests, dead ends
- Content cleanupOutdated services, hours, locations, details
- Trust and clarity repairFirst impressions, proof, plain-language copy
- Website troubleshootingFind the cause before replacing everything
JTH Contracting is changing
Website repair is the launch point. More practical help is coming.
Website and mobile-site repair
Focused fixes for specific customer-facing problems, quoted to the work.
Contractor consulting
Bid-sheet review, estimating help, project pinch points, and hard-earned perspective for small contractors.
Remote project troubleshooting
Blueprint questions, emergency problem-solving, and construction knowledge when you need another experienced set of eyes.
General contracting bids
JTH remains open to bidding appropriate construction projects in the Columbia Basin and the Priest River, Newport, and Sandpoint area.
The line is simple
Everything we do is legal, honest, and properly documented.
Website clients must provide any contractor license, registration, or professional information required in their jurisdiction. Clients remain responsible for operating lawfully and for the claims they publish.
JTH will not knowingly build or repair a site for unlawful, deceptive, fraudulent, or abusive activity. If a project cannot be done cleanly, it does not get done.
Final scope, payment terms, access, approvals, and responsibilities are documented in the project agreement.
Have a website problem?
Show me the thing that is not working.
Email is best because it keeps the details straight. Include the website address, what is going wrong, and what you expected to happen.