Websites that bring in work, not just exist
Plenty of businesses in the Basin have a site that hasn't been touched since 2019, or a Facebook page doing the job of one. The problem isn't how it looks. It's that someone who found you at 9pm had no way to do anything except write down a phone number.
Built by an engineer
I'm a software developer, not a template shop. If your site needs to do something, like quote, book, calculate or connect to your systems, it can.
Fast and mobile first
Most of your visitors are on a phone in a truck. Your site should load in about a second and be readable with one thumb.
Found on Google
Proper titles, descriptions, structured data, sitemap and a Google Business Profile setup, so you show up when someone searches your trade plus your city.
Turns visits into calls
Click-to-call, online quote requests, booking, and automatic follow-up so a lead doesn't sit in an inbox.
You own everything
Your domain, your code, your content. No platform holding your site hostage.
Kept up to date
Optional monthly support covers hosting, backups, updates and changes, so it never goes stale again.
What you get
Website build
A modern site of up to about six pages, written and built for your business: services, service area, proof, and a clear way to contact you.
Online quote & booking
Forms that ask the right questions and land in your inbox, your phone and your spreadsheet at the same time.
Local SEO setup
Google Business Profile, Search Console, sitemap and location pages so nearby searches can find you.
Reviews & follow-up
Automatic review requests after each job and follow-ups on unanswered quotes.
Copy that sounds like you
I write the words too. Plain language about what you do, not filler.
Hosting & support
Fast hosting, HTTPS, backups and a local number to call when you need a change.
How it works
Call
15 minutes on what you do, who you want calling you, and what's not working now.
Fixed quote
A written scope and price. No hourly surprises.
Build
You see it in about a week. We adjust, then it goes live.
Support
Optional monthly plan for hosting, updates and changes.
What it costs
A website with quote or booking forms and local SEO setup runs $2,500 to $4,000, live in one to two weeks. If you want it connected to your operations, such as scheduling, dispatch, customer portals or QuickBooks, that's a bigger build. Hosting and support is $400/month, and you can cancel it without losing your site.
Also serving
I work with businesses in Midland, Odessa, Big Spring, Andrews and the surrounding Permian Basin, in person. Also interested in automating the busywork behind the website?
Questions
How much does a website cost in Midland or Odessa?
Most small business sites here run $2,500 to $4,000, including the copy, online quote or booking forms and local SEO setup. You get a fixed price before any work starts. Ongoing hosting and support is $400 per month and is optional.
How long does it take?
One to two weeks for most sites. You see a working version in about a week, we adjust it, then it goes live.
Do I own the site?
Yes. The domain, the code and the content are yours once it's paid for. You can host it anywhere and hire anyone to change it.
Can you fix or update the site I already have?
Often, yes. Sometimes updating what you have is the cheaper answer and I'll say so. If it's built on something that fights back, a rebuild costs less than fighting it.
Will my site show up on Google?
I set up the technical side: titles, descriptions, structured data, sitemap, Search Console and your Google Business Profile. Ranking also depends on reviews and how long you've been listed, so it builds over weeks, not days.
Can the website do more than sit there?
Yes, and that's the part most web shops can't do. I'm a software engineer, so the site can quote, calculate, book, take payments, show customers their job status or connect to the systems you already run.
Tell me what's slowing you down
15 minutes, no pressure. If software isn't the answer, I'll tell you.