I checked out your web page theirs a few things I would change. Like the bonded thing most people don't know what a bond is. A bond is an Insurance policy you take out to protect your client. If you were to not perform and or not finish a job. Then the client would go after your bond to pay a new contractor to finish the job you hired to do. And the price chart I would leave some mystery in the price so it dosen't create conflict with the customers.
The bond is not useless and is pretty cheap. It gives the home owner a third party to guarantee your work. I do not ever plan on having my bond revoked, but if I have a heart attack at home the bond will make sure my customers are taken care of without me. If I ever needed to rent a crane for a week and needed a deposit from the customer the bond would assure the customer that the work would be completed and that their deposit was safe.
It is important when you do not know the contractor you are dealing with because people can tell you anything. Bonded companies have to honor their work or their bond will be revoked and the customer will be taken care of. I would never use a contractor that was not bonded. IMO unbonded companies are either 1. Too poor to afford a bond in which case they will quit halfway through the job if they underbid it because they don't have the money to finish. Or 2. Are unbondable because they have screwed a customer over in the past.
Look into getting bonded. It is cheap and important to a lot of customers.