Build a service website people can trust

Fictional. Use it for every step below, or swap in your own later.

Brightside Appliance Repair (fictional business; technician notes, every detail is a sample)
Washer repair: includes diagnosis, drain pump, door seal and drum bearing fixes. Excludes commercial machines.
Dryer repair: includes heating element, drive belt and blocked-vent checks. Excludes gas-line work.
Fridge repair: includes thermostat, fan and door-seal fixes. Excludes refrigerant (sealed-system) work.
Starting prices (sample): diagnosis visit $79, credited to the repair if you go ahead; most repairs $120–$260 plus parts; the final price is quoted before work starts.
Process: 1. Call or email with the model number and the problem. 2. We confirm a two-hour arrival window. 3. The technician diagnoses, quotes, and repairs only after you approve.
Service area (sample): Riverside and Eastgate.
Contact (sample): 555-0142, hello@example.com, Monday to Friday 8 am–5 pm.
Unverified, leave out unless confirmed: “fully licensed and insured”, “10 years’ experience”, “best prices in town”, “same-day service guaranteed”.

Replace the bracketed parts with your own details.

Help me build a one-page website for [fictional service business] in a new practice folder. First version only: what is included, what is excluded, the service area and one next step, using only my brief or clearly labeled samples. No testimonials, invented credentials or quote form yet. List any setup commands before changing files. If you can’t create files, give me one self-contained index.html instead, and tell me how to save it, open it in my browser and preview it at phone width. Then work in five checkpoints and, after each, tell me how to check it on a phone:
1. Every service, with what is included and what is not.
2. Starting prices with honest qualifiers.
3. The process in three plain steps, with any placeholder photo labeled.
4. Phone, email, hours and service area, labeled as sample; no licenses unless the brief verifies them.
5. Every claim traced to the brief, and anything unverified removed.
Write it from these notes: [paste the practice material or your own fictional technician notes].

Audit this local-service website for trust. Flag unsupported claims, fake-looking statistics, unclear prices, weak service boundaries, missing contact information and anything that could mislead a customer. Return fixes ranked by risk.

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