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Contractors sample report
Sample contractor report: quote requests, phone calls, and service pages.
Contractor websites often depend on seasonal quote requests and service-area pages. This sample report shows the kind of concrete detail SiteLeak uses to prioritize fixes before paid traffic or local campaigns.
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The free sample shows the decision point. The Fix Packet adds pages to fix, fix notes, PDFs, and retest steps for a confirmed issue.
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Fictional contractors example. SiteLeak checks public booking, call, form, quote, order, and contact paths only; it is not a live scan and does not claim business outcomes.
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Paths checked
Request-a-quote form submit button is hidden on mobile.
Roof repair service page links to a missing gallery page.
Homepage hero asks visitors to call, but the number is not clickable.
Example findings
It looked normal. Customers still got stuck.
Criticalhttps://contractor.example/request-a-quote
Request-a-quote form submit button is hidden on mobile.
What happened
- 1. Site looked normal in a quick visual check.
- 2. SiteLeak found this blocker on https://contractor.example/request-a-quote.
- 3. Repair the broken path, publish the change, and rerun the scan to confirm the result changed.
What a visitor sees
Before the repair, a visitor reaches https://contractor.example/request-a-quote and runs into this blocker: Request-a-quote form submit button is hidden on mobile.
What SiteLeak found
The public page evidence shows the form fields but no visible submit action.
Fix
Move the submit button into the visible form flow and retest on a mobile viewport.
Fix Packet: The Fix Packet keeps this issue tied to the page to fix, priority, what SiteLeak found, and a repair note.
High priorityhttps://contractor.example/roof-repair
Roof repair service page links to a missing gallery page.
What happened
- 1. Site looked normal in a quick visual check.
- 2. SiteLeak found this blocker on https://contractor.example/roof-repair.
- 3. Repair the broken path, publish the change, and rerun the scan to confirm the result changed.
What a visitor sees
Before the repair, a visitor reaches https://contractor.example/roof-repair and runs into this blocker: Roof repair service page links to a missing gallery page.
What SiteLeak found
The sampled project-gallery link returns HTTP 404.
Fix
Restore the gallery page or redirect the link to a working project page.
Fix Packet: The Fix Packet keeps this issue tied to the page to fix, priority, what SiteLeak found, and a repair note.
Medium priorityhttps://contractor.example/
Homepage hero asks visitors to call, but the number is not clickable.
What happened
- 1. Site looked normal in a quick visual check.
- 2. SiteLeak found this blocker on https://contractor.example/.
- 3. Repair the broken path, publish the change, and rerun the scan to confirm the result changed.
What a visitor sees
Before the repair, a visitor reaches https://contractor.example/ and runs into this blocker: Homepage hero asks visitors to call, but the number is not clickable.
What SiteLeak found
The visible phone number is plain text instead of a tel: link.
Fix
Add a click-to-call link to the hero and header phone number.
Fix Packet: The Fix Packet keeps this issue tied to the page to fix, priority, what SiteLeak found, and a repair note.
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Questions this example helps answer.
Can a homeowner request a quote, call, or inspect project proof without hitting a broken path?
Which service, gallery, and quote pages should be repaired before seasonal traffic starts?
Would a CRM, form plugin, or campaign-page update be caught if it breaks the request flow?