Web design for Sterling Heights service businesses, built around job photos.

Page count drives it. A long list of finished projects, a page for every service and a page for every city add up to more writing, more photography and more testing than a five-page trade site. The larger number arrives as a fixed proposal before the build begins.

Everything is registered to you: the domain, the hosting, the WordPress install, the copy and the photographs. Nothing is held back if the relationship ends, because the accounts are already in your name. The optional $99 a month hosting and maintenance plan is separate from the build and includes secure hosting, daily backups, software and security updates and basic website changes.

Each old address that earns traffic or links gets a permanent redirect to its new page. We map every URL before launch, then watch Search Console for the first weeks. Positions can shift while Google absorbs the change; the redirect is what tells Google where the page went.

Enough to make everyday changes yourself. A private Loom recording walks your team through the screens for editing a page, swapping a photo and adding a finished job. The optional maintenance plan covers updates and basic changes if nobody wants that job.

Lithium writes it from a call with you, your service list and the job photos. You review the pages before launch, so the words sound like your business, not a template. The page list and the dates get settled at kickoff.