New websites

A small business site has one job: a customer lands on it from a search, a referral or your Google Business Profile, sees in a few seconds that you do what they need where they are, and calls or sends the form. Everything we build is organized around that. The phone number is tappable at the top of every page, the form goes to your inbox, and the pages say what you do, where you do it and what it costs, in plain words.

Standard and Full

A standard website starts at $2,450: five pages, up to eight, which for most businesses means Home, Services, About, Service Area and Contact. Most are finished in 2–3 weeks.

A full website starts at $3,400 and adds an individual page for each service plus the standard pages. It is the right build for a contractor or an office with five or six distinct services, because each page can answer the questions a customer has about that one service, and each can be found on its own. Ten or more pages take 4–8 weeks.

Both include the same things; the difference is the page count. There is no stripped tier.

How the build runs

The first call is about your business: what you do, who calls you, what the current site does and does not do. You get the price and the timeline in writing before anything starts. We write the copy from your notes, so you tell us about the business and approve what we draft rather than writing it yourself. We place your photos, build the pages, and you review the site on a phone and a desktop. Before launch we walk through it together on a call. After launch, hosting and care is there if you want it, month to month, and the site and the domain are yours either way.

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What's included

  • Mobile layout
  • Copy written from your notes
  • Your photos placed
  • A contact form to your inbox
  • Your Google Business Profile linked
  • Basic on-page SEO
  • A walkthrough call

The same list in Standard and Full. The page count is the difference.

Redesigns

Most redesigns start with one of three complaints: the site does not work on a phone, it has stopped bringing in calls, or it is on a platform that has become a chore to keep up. Often it is all three. A redesign is not a fresh start for its own sake. We keep what works, which is usually the page list, the photos, the parts of the copy that customers respond to and the address people already have, and rebuild the rest.

Moving off WordPress, Wix or Squarespace

A redesign includes moving the site off WordPress, Wix or Squarespace onto static pages. The addresses that matter keep working, so a link someone saved or a page Google already lists does not go dead. The new site is served from Cloudflare's network with no database, no plugins and no public admin login, so the monthly patching ends with the move.

What carries over

What carries over from the old site is decided on the call, page by page: which pages stay, which merge, which photos are worth keeping and which copy gets rewritten from your notes. A redesign with ten or more pages takes 4–8 weeks; smaller ones run on the standard timeline. The price is in writing before anything starts, and it is the same floor as a new site, because the work is the same: $2,450 for five pages, $3,400 with a page for each service.

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Design concepts

Sites we've built to show the work

Sites we designed to show what a good site looks like for different kinds of business: a law firm, a machine shop, a plumber, an electrician, a deck builder and a workwear store. They are design concepts, not client work, and the businesses are made up. Tap a tile to open one over this page.

Homepage of Garth & Pell Law, PLLC

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Garth & Pell Law, PLLC

A two-attorney business and estate firm's site with practice areas, attorney pages and the notices an Alabama law firm has to carry.

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Homepage of Wheeler Gap Machine Works

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Wheeler Gap Machine Works

A CNC job shop's site for engineers: capabilities, tolerances, materials and a quote request, written to print.

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Homepage of Big Cove Plumbing & Drain

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Big Cove Plumbing & Drain

A residential plumber's site for southeast Huntsville and Hampton Cove: services, a set price in writing, and a service request form.

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Homepage of Chase Creek Electric

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Chase Creek Electric

A residential electrician's site in Madison: panel upgrades, EV chargers and lighting, with the state license on every page.

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Homepage of Bluffline Deck & Porch

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Bluffline Deck & Porch

A deck and porch builder's site for Huntsville homeowners: composite and wood decks, screened porches, and the permits and HOA drawings handled.

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Homepage of Shoals Workwear & Boot Co.

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Shoals Workwear & Boot Co.

A workwear and boot store in Florence with an online catalog: sizes to 15, widths to EEE, and exchanges on unworn boots.

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Fast on a phone, nothing to patch

Every site we build is static: pages built ahead of time and served from Cloudflare's network, with no database, no WordPress core and no plugins. That means nothing to patch every month, no plugin conflicts and far less for an attacker to break into. Each build is checked for speed, accessibility and broken links before it goes live, and built to WCAG 2.1 AA, checked on every build.

Common questions

How long does a website take?

Most five-page sites take 2–3 weeks. Larger custom sites and redesigns with ten or more pages take 4–8 weeks. Your timeline is in the written price, and the fastest way to keep it is to send your notes and photos early.

Who writes the content?

We write the copy from your notes. Tell us about the business the way you would tell a customer on the phone, send what photos you have, and we draft every page. You read the draft, mark what to change, and approve it before launch.

What is the site built on?

Static pages: built ahead of time and served from Cloudflare's network, with no database, no WordPress core, no plugins and no public admin login. Plainly, that means there is nothing to log into and nothing to patch; changes are made by us under the care plan or by you with the site editor add-on.

Can you redo my WordPress site?

Yes. A redesign includes moving a site off WordPress, Wix or Squarespace. We keep the pages, photos and copy that work, rebuild the rest from your notes, and keep the addresses that matter so saved links and search listings still land. What carries over is decided on the call.

What is the difference between Standard and Full?

The page count. Standard is five pages, up to eight, from $2,450. Full adds an individual page for each service plus the standard pages, from $3,400, and takes 4–8 weeks when it runs to ten or more pages. Both include the same mobile layout, copy, photos, form, Business Profile link, on-page SEO and walkthrough call.

Get a price for your site

Tell us about your business and the site you have now, if there is one. We call you to talk it through and send a written price before anything starts.

Get a price for your site

Or call (256) 402-9868. We never sell your information (privacy policy).