Travertine ground, deep water blue accent, dark stone for the bars. The brand is set as an Archivo wordmark so it works on light and dark alike. Nothing here is live, and this sheet is set to noindex.
The dark stone strip carries the service area and the trust line, which is the message the current header never sends. Below it the wordmark, six working menu items and one phone button. This is the safer of the two and the closest to what a homeowner expects from a contractor.
The phone number gets the top row to itself beside the wordmark, so it is the first thing read on every page. Navigation drops to a dark stone rail underneath with the consult link anchored at the right end, picked out in the lighter water blue. More assertive, and it gives the phone more weight than option A.
Four columns: who you are and the phone, the services, the cities, and a contact block carrying the business name, phone, service area and hours. That last block is what search engines read as your business identity, and the site currently has none of it. It says serving the Bay Area from Pearland rather than printing a street address, which is the right treatment while the Google profile sits at a residential address.
The water blue band makes one more ask at the bottom of every page, then a compact stone strip carries the wordmark, the service area and the links. Converts harder than option A and is less to maintain, but it gives search engines less to read about the business.