Built for one business. Yours.

You get a date before any work starts, and it holds. How long depends on how many services and cities the site covers. The other big factor is photos: waiting on them is what slows most projects down, so having yours ready helps more than anything else you can do.

Your business name, what you do, the areas you cover, your hours, your phone number, and a handful of photos of your real work. That is the whole list. If you do not have good photos yet, say so and we will work around it.

No. I write it, out of an hour on the phone with you. What I am after is the language you already use with customers: what they ask, what you end up explaining twice, what makes you different from the firm down the road. You read every word before anybody else does and correct me where I have got it wrong.

You see a designed homepage for your business before you pay anything, so the worst case is you say no and it cost you nothing. Once you are in, changes are not capped and not charged for. You tell me what is wrong, I fix it, and we go round again until you are happy.

Yes, and it stays registered in your name. Your web address does not change. I point it at the new site once that site is ready. If you would rather move the domain to a different registrar at the same time, that is fine. It is yours either way.

No. Google ties your ranking to your domain, and the domain is not changing. I keep your existing page addresses where I can and set up forwards where I cannot, so links that used to work carry on working. A faster, phone-friendly site usually helps rather than hurts.

Keep paying it until the new site is live, then cancel. Your old site stays up the whole time, so there is never a day where somebody searches for you and finds nothing. I will tell you exactly when it is safe to cancel.

Yes, if it is worth moving. Reviews, photos, service descriptions, and any pages that are actually bringing you customers all come across. The rest usually should not. I will tell you honestly which is which before I start.

Quality over quantity, and three is where that line sits for me. An hour on the phone at the start, writing done from scratch, and unlimited revisions at the end do not divide across ten clients. The homepage shows how many of the three are running right now, read from the real list rather than typed in by hand.

You join the queue and I tell you where you are in it. No deposit, and nothing to cancel if you change your mind in the meantime. When a slot opens I work down the queue in order.

Because a site designed from scratch for one business is a different job from a template with a logo dropped in, and it takes the time it takes. The pricing page lists exactly what moves the number: how many services you sell, how many places you work, how much writing is needed, photography, and whether the site has to take bookings or payments.

Yes, completely. You get the domain, the hosting account, the files, and every login. Nothing is held hostage. If you want to hand it to somebody else next year you can, and you will not need my permission or my help.

The site is hosted in your own account rather than mine, and the cost is small. Usually a few dollars a month, sometimes free at this size. Your domain renews separately, roughly the price of a sandwich per year. Both bills sit in your name, so I cannot hold either over you.

Message me and I will quote the change, or hand it to anybody you like. No retainer and no lock-in, which also means no monthly fee sitting there in the months you need nothing. Small text and photo swaps are usually quick and cheap.

The build itself runs in English. The calls, the emails, and the questions I will ask you. If your own customers read Spanish and you want Spanish on your site, say so on the form and we will talk about what that takes.