Keizer web design that gives a visitor on a phone a reason to call.

A five-page site for one trade is what the typical $5,000 buys. Two things push it up: more pages, such as a gallery and a page for each service, and more content work, such as a city page for every place you cover. You get the larger number in a fixed proposal before anything is built.

The site, the domain, the hosting and the content, all set up in your accounts. Nothing about it depends on staying with us, and if you leave, you take the whole thing with you.

A careless move can lose it. We map every old address to its new page, redirect the ones with traffic or links, carry over the titles that already earn clicks and check Search Console for a few weeks after launch. Positions can still move; what we control is that nothing gets lost in the switch.

It is built so you can. WordPress lets your team swap a photo, change a paragraph or add a finished job without touching code, and the walkthrough recording shows how. Owners who would rather not can take the optional $99 a month hosting and maintenance plan, which covers hosting, daily backups, software and security updates and basic website changes.

A folder of job photos, the services you sell, the towns you cover and one kickoff call. The writing is ours, so your job is review, not drafting, and nothing publishes until you sign off.