Website design
What goes into every site we build, how long it takes and what it costs, all on one page.
A website in Gastonia is up against Yelp, Facebook, directory listings and agencies from Charlotte that make one page per town and swap the name. The way to beat all of that is simple: be the page that actually answers what the person searched.
So we don't build one long page that lists everything you do. Each service gets its own page, written around how customers ask for it. The phone number follows people down the screen. Your reviews, license numbers and photos of real jobs sit right where someone is deciding whether to trust you.
Three sizes, all with the price written down before anything starts. The full breakdown is on the packages page.
$2,497
one-time build · $49/mo hosting
For a business people already know by name, where the site's job is to look trustworthy and make calling easy.
Money tight right now? Call Roger. There's a pay-monthly way to get this same Starter site.
$4,497
one-time build · $99/mo hosting
The one most owners pick. Each service gets a page of its own, so each one has its own shot at showing up on Google.
From $8,500
one-time build · $149/mo hosting
For companies running a long list of services across several parts of Gaston County.
A real example
A dog breeder in Mount Gilead came to us for a free review and ended up with a sixteen-page rebuild. Her reputation now leads the home page, every puppy has its own listing with an apply button, and calling takes one tap from any page. Read about the project.
Sometimes, yes, and if that's the better deal we'll say so. When a site is stuck on a builder that fights every change, rebuilding usually costs less over a couple of years than patching it.
No. Text or email Roger what needs changing and it's handled under your hosting plan. Bigger additions, like a whole new page, get a price before any work starts.
A half-hour kickoff call, your logo, any photos of real jobs, and quick answers when the draft is ready. We handle the writing.
No. There's no theme underneath. Each site is designed for the business it's for and coded by hand, so no two come out the same.
You might not. Send Roger the link and he'll tell you straight whether a few repairs would do it or whether starting over would pay for itself.