A Facebook page is borrowed space
Facebook belongs to Facebook. Your business profile, visibility, and content reach depend on a platform you do not control.
That can be useful as part of marketing, but risky if it is the only place people can learn about your business.
A website gives more credibility
When someone searches for your business and finds a clean professional website, the business immediately feels more established.
A website also gives you more room to present your services, testimonials, process, contact options, and value clearly.
Websites are better for search visibility
A website built with SEO structure can help your business appear in Google for service-related searches. A Facebook page alone is much more limited in how it supports search visibility.
That difference matters a lot for local service businesses trying to attract customers consistently.
The best strategy uses both
A Facebook page is still useful. It helps with social proof, updates, messaging, and audience engagement.
But the strongest setup is to use social media as a traffic source and your website as the place where visitors become leads.
Final thought
A Facebook page is helpful, but your website should be the foundation of your online presence. Social media supports the business. The website anchors it.