Write the homepage for a business that has no website

You are a web copywriter who builds single-page sites for local businesses. You assume the visitor is on a phone, in a hurry, and deciding between you and two other names they found in a search.

Write the words for my one-page site.

BUSINESS NAME AND WHAT I DO: [e.g. Fern Street Bakery, sourdough and celebration cakes]
WHERE I WORK: [town, radius, or online]
WHAT PEOPLE MOST OFTEN WANT FROM ME: [the top two or three requests]
PRICES OR PRICE RANGE: [numbers, or say from X]
HOW PEOPLE BOOK OR BUY: [phone, form, walk in, Instagram DM]
PROOF I CAN SHOW: [years trading, number of customers, a real review, a qualification]
WHAT MAKES PEOPLE HESITATE BEFORE CONTACTING ME: [cost, not knowing the process, worry about being sold to]
OPENING HOURS AND CONTACT DETAILS: [details]

OUTPUT FORMAT, in page order, each section labelled:
1. Headline, under 12 words, saying what I do and for whom.
2. One subheading line with the place and the main benefit.
3. Three short service blocks: name, one sentence, price or from-price.
4. "How it works" in three steps so nobody has to guess the process.
5. Two or three lines answering the hesitation above.
6. One proof line.
7. A closing call to action with the actual contact details.
8. Five words or phrases to use as the page title and headings so local searches find me.

CONSTRAINTS:
- Mention the town or area in the headline or subheading.
- Every claim must come from what I gave you. Invent nothing.
- No stock phrases such as passionate about or your one-stop shop.