Nearly half of Richland’s houses predate 1980, so your website has to show that work.

Typically $5,000. That covers most builds, and the proposal depends on how many service and city pages you need, how many photos have to be prepared and whether an existing domain has to move. A larger site gets a fixed proposal after a short discovery call.

Six to nine weeks from kickoff to launch for a typical service business site. The clock starts when we have the photos, the service list and the city list, so the weeks spent gathering those are the weeks that move the launch date.

You own the domain, the hosting account, the WordPress install and the content. They sit in your name, so changing agencies later is a matter of access, not a rebuild.

Usually. Phone photos are fine if they are sharp and show the work; what we cannot use is a stock image of somebody else’s kitchen. If the photos are thin, we list the shots to take on the next few jobs, with the town and the work noted for each one.

A better site converts more of the visitors you already have. The bigger change comes when the site is paired with search or ads, because then more people reach the pages that convert. We will tell you which one you need first.