Virginia Beach · Norfolk · Chesapeake · Hampton Roads

Web design for Hampton Roads service businesses.

Custom websites for established businesses in Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Chesapeake, and the rest of the 757. Designed and built by one person who lives here, priced in writing before anything starts, with the content written with you so the project actually finishes.

Fixed fee, in writing

You get one number before work begins, and it does not move unless the scope does.

Content written with you

The step that stalls most projects is included. We write it together on calls, not in a blank document.

Built so you can edit it

Native Framer build with a CMS where it makes sense. Change a headline yourself in a minute, not a ticket.

01 / WHAT IT HAS TO DO

Three jobs, in this order.

A local service business does not need a clever website. It needs one that gets found, gets trusted, and gets the call.

01

Get found

Show up when someone nearby searches for what you do.

  • A page for each significant service, not one page listing all of them

  • Copy that says where you work the way a person would say it

  • Google Business Profile set up to match the site exactly

  • Fast pages, clean structure, real metadata, sensible URLs

01

Get found

Show up when someone nearby searches for what you do.

  • A page for each significant service, not one page listing all of them

  • Copy that says where you work the way a person would say it

  • Google Business Profile set up to match the site exactly

  • Fast pages, clean structure, real metadata, sensible URLs

02

Get trusted

Look as established as you are before they ever call.

  • Real photos of the work and the people, not stock

  • Reviews placed next to the service they are about

  • Plain descriptions of what you do and what it costs

  • A design that reads as the credible option, not the cheap one

03

Get the call

Make the next step obvious on a phone at a job site.

  • One clear action per page: call, request a quote, book a time

  • Forms that land somewhere useful, not a forgotten inbox

  • Layouts designed for phones as their own thing

  • Analytics that tell you which pages produce inquiries

03 / WHERE I WORK

Based in Virginia Beach. Around the table anywhere in Hampton Roads.

Kickoff and review meetings in person if you want them. Everything else runs on weekly written updates, so you always know where the project stands.

Virginia Beach

Home base. In person any day.

Norfolk

Downtown, Ghent, ODU corridor.

Chesapeake

Greenbrier to Great Bridge.

Suffolk

Harbour View and downtown.

Portsmouth

Olde Towne and the waterfront.

Hampton

Coliseum Central to Phoebus.

Newport News

Oyster Point to City Center.

Williamsburg

And up the Peninsula.

Working remotely with service businesses elsewhere too. The strongest fit is an established business with a specific problem, one decision maker, and room for a thoughtful process.

04 / WHAT IT COSTS

Real numbers, before you commit.

Most established Hampton Roads service businesses land between $4,000 and $12,000 for a site that earns its keep. The exact figure depends on how much site there is, and you get it in writing.

$1,500 to $3,000

A presentable placeholder

A single page done properly. For a new business that needs to look legitimate before it can afford more.

  • One page, custom designed

  • Copy shaped with you

  • Built to be found

$4,000 to $12,000

A site that earns its keep

Where most established local businesses should be. Service pages built to rank, local SEO set up properly, analytics that show which pages produce calls.

  • Multi-page site with a CMS

  • Google Business Profile aligned

  • SEO foundations and analytics

  • Recorded handoff, 30-day defect window

$15,000 and up

A site plus a system

Booking that writes to your calendar, quotes that land in your CRM, a customer portal. The parts that touch operations.

  • Everything in the middle tier

  • Integrations with the tools you pay for

  • Custom application work where it is justified

05 / LOCAL QUESTIONS

Things people in the 757 ask first.

Super easy to work with, really understood the vision and intent of what we are trying to build. Communicated very quickly and efficiently.

Dan Urman · Overwatch Security Group, formerly Wasson Protection

Tell me who it’s for.

Tell me who it’s for.

Thirty minutes, no pitch. Bring the business and the customers you are trying to reach, and I will tell you what the site needs and roughly what it costs, including if the answer is not me.