1. I have to scroll left/right
2. Until I scroll down to the bottom of the page, I have no idea what area you service. Even in the "About Us" block, after reading that, no idea.
3. There is no contact info at the top such as phone number, which could at least help me narrow it down based from Area Code
4. Use of H1 tags is not good, you have several on the home page, each page should have only 1 to help search engines figure out what the page is about.
5. Submitting the form takes me to another site with an ugly captcha to fill out... Multiple step forms for something like basic contact distract people away. When I submit it, there appears to be no validation, as I just entered a name only and it says it sent it. The result page says "Hit the Back Button", and well, at first didn't notice that on the opposite corner away from the text you are reading there is an actual button for the page labeled "back" which does work, but my first thought was it was telling me to use the browsers back button, which then in firefox takes me to a page telling me "Document Expired - This document is no longer available."
6. The big ol "Guaranteed" button, now I know a lot of people are different, and I'm an oddball with this, but for me, in the number of sites I hit in a day, that one just gives me a feeling of "trying to hard". I'm the type (and not to reflect on your service, just in general here), if you are claiming to be a professional company, guaranteed work is just implied. On the plus side, you are not one of these companies that says "200% guaranteed". Uggg!!
7. For your blog link, you are telling google that that link is about "here". For the most part link text should be meaningful of where you are going. This day in age, people get that "hey there in underlined text, it is probably a place to click". You would not have to specify it if you didn't underline things all over the place that are not links. There is a way to do things that can get past the item of links are underlined, but it takes having a very good deign that lets people easily see at first glance what links look like.
Onto the "Services" Page, some of the same issues as above.
8. Oh man, now this isn't about personal tastes here, that guarantee image just looks bad, check the edges around curved parts.
9. The faked lists (using asterisks) instead of actual lists just really takes away from the site to me (again, I look at way more than average amount of sites than most)
Employment Page:
10. You have that every item in the form must be filled out. One of those required is the person's SSN. Yet this form does NOT submit to a secured connection, which would lead me to believe you probably are not receiving that information securely. Form looking a the manual for the program you are using (sometimes I go too far in checking things LOL) there is no indication that their form system is set up for encrypting the data being sent on the form. Remove identity theft type items from the form, wait till you have a resume that you would actually consider, then give applicant a proper legal form to to sign and submit with their SSN (ie, form connecting to background check, tax paperwork, etc).
11. Also on the form, when you have a long form, many people will use the TAB key to go between fields to fill it out, you have one field it completely skips until the end.
12. The validation on the form, I was able to change it to say that you agree to pay me $50 just for filling out the form... here is my paypal address... Ok, I could keep going on and on, but lets just say, look into a service that can properly handle forms... Sorry I can't recommend a specific ones, being a programmer, I hand program all forms for my clients.
Well that is about it. I know this part will sting a bit, as I know you most likely put a lot into the site, but for me, when I see a site for place that would want me to spend the money to hire a "pro" to do a proper job instead of doing it myself, but then they themselves show that they choose to do things themselves instead of hiring a pro, just tends to steer me away from them. That is me on a "looking for a pro". But that being said, I know not everyone can hire someone to do it professionally, so hopefully the items I pointed out will help you improve the site.
-Greg