New websites
- Custom design, built around your business
- Mobile-first layouts
- Service and location pages
- Quote, booking and contact forms
- Google Business Profile alignment
- Local business structured data
Custom websites for businesses across the valley — built to be found, understood and acted on.
We’ve worked with Las Vegas dentists, contractors, gyms, churches and real estate firms since 2008, from an office in North Las Vegas. Not a template dropped on your logo, and not a national agency that has never driven the 215.
Service areas, neighbourhoods and the questions local customers actually search, handled on the page rather than bolted on later.
Most local searches happen on a phone, half of them one-handed. The phone layout is the one we design first.
Quote forms, booking links and contact details placed where a visitor is actually ready to use them.
Most small-business sites go from kickoff to launch in a fortnight, once content is in hand.
Hosting, security, backups and unlimited content updates for $250 a month. No separate hosting company to chase.
Not the design. The design is the design wherever you are. What changes is who the site has to reach, what they are already comparing you against, and the state they are in when they find you.
A customer in Summerlin and a customer in Henderson are 30 miles and a different set of search results apart. If you only serve part of the valley, the site should say so plainly — and if you serve all of it, it should prove that rather than assert it.
Franchises and national chains compete here with budgets you do not have. What they rarely have is the specific, local, human detail a small business can put on a page — the actual neighbourhoods, the actual team, the actual turnaround.
Nobody looks for an emergency plumber or a dentist from a desk. They look standing in a hallway at 9pm on a phone. That is the situation the page has to work in.
Your Google Business Profile, your citations and your website have to agree with each other — the same name, the same address, the same services. We line those up as part of the build rather than selling it back to you later.
Whether you are opening, replacing something that has aged badly, or finally moving off a site you cannot edit — the work splits roughly four ways.
Not every business needs all of it. For the full technical picture — platforms, ecommerce, integrations and custom functionality — see website development.
We work with businesses from Centennial Hills down to Henderson, and out to Boulder City and Mesquite. Wherever yours sits, a local customer shouldn’t have to wonder:
Your website should answer those questions in the first few seconds. Contractor, dental practice, law firm, restaurant, gym or real estate office — we build around how your customers in this valley actually go looking for you.
Every one of these is live and open to anyone. We would rather you judged the work than read a number about it.
A hand-coded website for a northwest Las Vegas family dental practice — no CMS, built around one action: booking an appointment, with patient reviews doing the trust work up front.
Visit the siteA custom WordPress build for a Las Vegas boxing gym that is also a nonprofit, serving two jobs at once — signing people up to train, and bringing in contributions.
Visit the siteA custom WordPress site for a mountain congregation, leading with service times and the live stream so people can join whether they drive up or not.
Visit the siteA hand-coded site built from an Adobe XD design with PHP form handling and a Spanish toggle, for a nonprofit running social events for special persons and their families.
Visit the siteA custom WordPress site for a residential land developer, opening on aerial footage of active sites and leading investors straight to the project portfolio.
Visit the siteMore of the work, including designs built to show what an industry could look like, is on the website portfolio.
Local service businesses, mostly — the kind where a website’s job is to get someone to call, book or walk in, and where the owner does not have a marketing department to hand it to.
If yours is not on the list, it is probably still a fit — the pattern is local business, local customers, and a site that has to earn the call. Ask on a 15-minute call.
The things people actually ask on the first call.
A typical project starts at $3,500. What it actually comes to depends on how many pages you need, what the site has to do, and how much is designed from scratch.
We would rather give you a real number than a range, so we use a free 15-minute call to understand the project and then provide a clear estimate.
Once your site is live, $250 per month covers hosting, security, backups, and unlimited content updates.
No. We are based in North Las Vegas and most of our clients are in the valley, but we work with small businesses nationwide.
Being local matters most when your customers are local — if yours are not, the location of your web designer is not the thing that decides the project.
Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, Centennial Hills, Aliante, Spring Valley, Enterprise, The Lakes, Green Valley, Boulder City and Mesquite.
There is no travel charge inside the valley, and most of the work happens over video and email anyway — so where you are in the valley does not change the price.
Yes, for valley clients. Most projects run perfectly well over a call and email, which is faster for everyone, so we do not insist on it.
Everything starts the same way either way: a free 15-minute call to work out whether this is a good fit. Book one here.
Most sites are live in about 2 weeks from kickoff.
The part that moves the timeline is almost never the build — it is content. Photos, service descriptions and approvals are what decide whether two weeks is two weeks.
The map pack is driven mainly by your Google Business Profile, your proximity to the searcher and the consistency of your business information across the web — not by the website alone.
What the website does is support all of it: matching name, address and service information, local business structured data, and pages that actually answer what people are searching for. We set that up as part of the build.
What we will not do is promise a position. Anyone who guarantees you the top of the map pack is guessing — see our local SEO work for how we actually approach it.
Yes, and a good share of our work is exactly that — sites that have aged out, got slow, or that nobody can edit any more because the person who built them is long gone.
If the current site has rankings, we keep them: content comes across, URLs get mapped, and redirects go in before launch rather than after someone notices the traffic drop.
Yes. The site is yours, and it is yours to take if you ever want to go elsewhere. Month-to-month, no initial term.
Fifteen minutes, no pitch deck — what your business does, who you are trying to reach in the valley, and whether we are the right people to build it. You will get a clear estimate either way.