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4Fix first
12Fix soon
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1Fix firstLocal presence
Your business details are not published in a form Google can read directly, so Google has to guess your name, address and hours
The site does not tell search engines its name, address, phone and hours in the structured form they read most reliably.
What to do: Add business details in JSON-LD to the home page with name, address, phone, hours and service area.
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2Fix firstAccessibility
Some form fields have no label or instructions
Fields on the contact form have a placeholder but no label. Screen readers may not announce what each field is for, and the hint disappears once someone starts typing.
What to do: Give each field a visible label tied to it, and keep the placeholder only as an extra hint.
Seen on: /contact
3Fix firstAccessibility
Some buttons and links have no readable name for screen readers
Some icon links have no text a screen reader can announce, so a blind visitor hears only "link".
What to do: Add an aria-label that says where the link goes.
Seen on: /, /services
4Fix firstSecurity
Your site does not send the standard browser protection headers, including the content policy that lets a customer's browser block injected scripts before they run
The site does not send the settings that tell browsers to block common attacks.
What to do: Have your web host add a Content-Security-Policy and X-Frame-Options header.
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5Fix soonLocal presence
Your hours are not published in a form Google can show in search results, so your listing appears without them
Your hours appear as text only, so search engines and AI tools may not show them.
What to do: Add openingHoursSpecification to your business details.
Seen on: /contact