Services

Two things, done well: building websites, and keeping small-business tech working. Here’s what each includes.

Website design & development

A complete website, built on WordPress with the Kadence theme — the same stack this site runs on. Every project includes:

Design and layout tailored to your business — not a template with your logo dropped in
Copywriting: the words on every page, written for your customers
Mobile-first build, tested on real phones
Speed and SEO fundamentals: clean structure, fast loads, proper titles and metadata
Training so you (or your staff) can edit content yourselves

Typical projects run 2–6 weeks depending on size. Fixed quote up front.

Care plans

After launch, a monthly care plan covers WordPress core, theme, and plugin updates, offsite backups, security monitoring, uptime checks, and a set amount of content changes each month. Cancel anytime.

Tech support & IT help

For businesses without an IT department — which is most of them. Common calls:

Business email setup and migration (Google Workspace, Microsoft 365)
Domains, DNS, and hosting untangled
Workstation setup, troubleshooting, and cleanup
Printers, networking, and the mystery problems nobody else wants
Straight advice before you buy hardware or sign up for software

Hourly or as a small monthly retainer for ongoing coverage.

Billing

Invoices are sent electronically and payable by card or bank transfer (ACH) — no checks to mail unless you prefer them.

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