Web Design
Your site is the one asset every other lane feeds. We design and build sites that load fast, work on a phone in one hand, put contact within a thumb’s reach on every screen, and ship with the technical SEO foundation already in place.
What's included
mobile load — the speed budget every build we ship has to hit
How we run this lane
Structure
Sitemap driven by the services you actually want to sell and the terms people search for.
Design and build
Designed on mobile widths first, then built, with content written alongside the layout.
Launch clean
Redirects mapped, tracking verified, speed tested on real devices before we flip DNS.
A free audit of your current setup, with the first three things we would change.
A good fit if
Probably not yet if
Packages & pricing
Web design is a one-time build, not a retainer. What moves the number is page count, how many service-area pages you need, and whether the layout is templated or built around conversion from scratch. Only the Pro tier carries ongoing maintenance, and that is optional.
Mobile load time and form completion. A site loading under two seconds with contact inside thumb reach caps nothing. A nine-second load with a nine-field form caps every channel you pay for, because your ads and your SEO both land on it.
We don't have a published screenshot for this lane yet. The accounts we can show are on the results page, and on a call we'll walk you through the closest comparable one we run.
See what we can show →Tiers are a starting point — your market and competition set the real number. One call sizes it.
Building for a specific trade changes what goes above the fold. HVAC website design is built around an emergency call at 9pm; roofing web design is built around a homeowner standing in the rain with a bucket under a ceiling stain. Plumber websites and electrician website design get the same trade-specific treatment, as do landscape company websites, handyman website design, and sites for painting companies, flooring companies, garage door companies, tree services, pest control companies, solar installers, general contractors, remodelers, restoration companies, window and door companies, concrete contractors and fence companies. Different first screens, different forms.
Industries we run this in
Ninety-plus niches across the US, UK and Canada. The vertical changes the auction, the seasonality and the follow-up window — not the method.
Not listed? Ask us — odds are we've run it.
Questions we get about web design
Straight answers. Anything not covered here, ask on the phone.
01How long does a site take?
Six to ten weeks for a typical service business site. Content gathering is the usual bottleneck, so we start it in week one.
02Who hosts it?
You do, on your own account. We set it up and hand over credentials.
03Can I edit it myself?
Yes. Everything editable is built to be edited without touching code, and we train your team before launch.
04How much should a service business website cost?
Ours run $1,500 to $2,500 for a small five-page site, $3,000 to $4,500 for a ten-page site with service-area pages and CRM-integrated forms, and $5,000 to $7,500 for a full custom conversion-focused build. Below about $1,000 anywhere you are getting a template with a logo dropped in and no content strategy.
05Will I lose my rankings when the site launches?
Not if redirects are mapped properly, which is the single most commonly botched part of a rebuild. We map every existing URL before launch and monitor indexing for thirty days after.
06What platform do you build on?
Whatever fits — usually WordPress for content-heavy sites needing many location pages, or a lighter modern stack when speed matters more than editing volume. We pick based on who maintains it, not on what we prefer to build.