Web design for Montgomery businesses
Nobody calls the ugly one.
Your next customer is standing in a parking lot with their phone out, deciding between you and the shop down the road. Drag the handle. One of these sites is losing that call every single day.
Delgado & Sons Roofing is a family owned and operated buisness serving the greater area for over 30 years. We do shingles, flat roofs, gutters, siding and MORE! No job is too big or too small.
Please call our office during regular buisness hours to schedule a free estimate. Ask for Ray.
Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-4pm
You are visitor number 0018842
Best viewed at 1024×768
Family run since 1994. Free estimate in 24 hours, and a real person answers the phone.
Drag the handle — or use your arrow keys
What the old site costs
It's not about looking pretty. It's about the four seconds before they hit back.
Nothing here is a design opinion. It's what happens on a phone, on cell data, in the seconds a customer gives you before they try the next name on the list.
- They can't tap the phone number It's typed as plain text, or worse, it's inside an image. On a phone that's a dead end, and dead ends don't ring.
- They have to pinch and zoom A site built for a desktop monitor in 2009 is unreadable on a 6-inch screen. Two thirds of your visitors are on that screen.
- It doesn't say where you work If your town isn't written on the page, Google struggles to show you to the person searching two miles away.
- It looks like you might be closed A 2009 website reads the same as a dark window and a faded sign. People assume you went out of business and keep scrolling.
In every build
Everything below is standard. There is no upsell for the basics.
See the work
Don't take my word for it. Open one.
A real client site and five complete demos — not pictures of sites. Click through them, then pull them up on your phone and watch them hold together. Notice that no two look alike — your business shouldn't wear somebody else's template.
Restorative justice training and facilitation, based right here in Montgomery. Nine pages, her own photography, built to a brand guide her team handed me and followed to the letter. This is what the work looks like when it has a real name on it.
Open the site- Nine pagesHome, about, who she serves, solutions, training, resources, contact
- Her brand, not a themeSix approved colors, her fonts, her words used verbatim
- Keyboard and screen reader testedSkip links, focus states, labeled forms
Services, gallery, service area, reviews, FAQ and a request form. Four palettes built in — flip between them on the page.
Open the siteFull menu with prices, today's hours, directions. The burger in the header is drawn in code — no stock photo, loads instantly.
Open the siteMenu, a salsa heat scale, and the story behind the food. Same kind of business as the burger shop, completely different site.
Open the siteTap a polish shade and the whole page changes color to match it. Every service shows its price and how long it takes.
Open the sitePick a style and it answers the two questions everybody texts to ask: how long you'll sit, and how much hair to bring.
Open the siteStraight with you: those five are demo businesses I invented, not clients. The Circle Lady above is the real one. I'd rather build five sites from scratch to show you than borrow somebody else's screenshots. Your site gets built to this standard, with your name on it.
Flat pricing
One price, agreed up front.
No hourly billing, no surprise invoice at the end. If the job grows, we talk about it before anyone starts working.
- Single scrolling page
- Tap-to-call and quote form
- Google Business Profile setup
- Hosting & domain sorted for you
- Two rounds of changes
- Up to 5 pages
- Everything in The Storefront
- Photo gallery of your work
- Service-area pages for nearby towns
- Reviews pulled onto the site
- Three rounds of changes
- Up to 12 pages
- Everything in The Main Street
- Online booking or ordering
- A page per location
- You edit text and photos yourself
- Changes until you sign off
Optional after launch: $59/month covers hosting, security updates, backups, and small edits — new hours, new photos, a price change — sent by text and done the same week. Cancel any time and the site is still yours.
How it goes
Three touches from you. That's the whole job.
We talk once.
What you do, who calls you, what you want more of. Text me any photos you already have. That's the last thing I need from you for a week.
You see the real thing.
Not a mockup or a stock template — the actual site, on a link you can open on your phone. Tell me what to change. Still $0 at this point.
It goes up, and it's yours.
I point your domain, test the form, and hand you every login. Then I call you in a month to see if the phone is ringing more.
Straight answers
The things people ask on the call.
I already have a Facebook page. Isn't that enough?
What if I need to change something later?
Do I actually own the site?
Who writes the words? I'm not a writer.
I don't have good photos.
What if I don't like it?
Will this put me at the top of Google?
Let's talk
Send me your current site. I'll tell you what I'd fix.
Free, no pitch, about fifteen minutes. If your site is fine as it is, I'll tell you that too and we'll both get on with our day.
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