Custom websites for businesses from Aliante to Craig Ranch — from a studio that has been based in the north valley since 2008.
Our clients up here include a car wash on Craig Road and a church on Cheyenne. Not a template dropped on your logo, and not a national agency that has never driven the 215.
Aliante Web Design was founded here in 2008, and it never moved. We share a name with the neighborhood, and our mailing address is on Aliante Parkway. There is no storefront: almost all of the work happens on calls, over email and in shared drafts, which is faster for everyone.
Being local doesn’t make a website better by itself. What it does mean is that we know the roads your customers drive, the neighborhood names they type into a search, and the difference between Aliante and Centennial Hills — which matters when your site has to say where you serve without overclaiming.
It also means a client down the road rather than a ticket in a queue. For north-valley businesses we are glad to meet in person when that helps; either way, everything starts with a free 15-minute call.
Three parts of the north valley, and what each one asks of a local business’s website.
The master-planned community at the north end of the city, built out along Aliante Parkway with its golf course, the nature discovery park and the casino that shares its name. It is also the neighborhood we share a name with, and where our mailing address is.
Most businesses here serve people who live a few minutes away — dentists, salons, tutors, home services. Their customers search by neighborhood as often as by city, so a site should say “Aliante” where it is true instead of burying it under “Las Vegas”.
Technically across the line in the City of Las Vegas, but to most people up here it is the same side of town: newer subdivisions, medical offices and shopping centers along the 95 and the 215.
Customers don’t check municipal boundaries. A business in Centennial Hills that serves Aliante — or the reverse — should name both honestly on its site, without claiming an address it doesn’t have.
Named for Craig Ranch Regional Park, the big park and amphitheater in the middle of the city. Craig Road runs past it as one of the city’s main commercial corridors — our client Craig Road Car Wash is further west on the same road.
Corridor businesses live on drive-by traffic and directions. Hours, the cross street and what you can get without an appointment belong at the top of the page, readable at a glance on a phone.
Two of our neighbors, both live. Open them and judge the work for yourself.
Serving the Craig Road community since 2009, this car wash offers express exterior washes, full-service washes, and professional detailing.
Their previous WordPress website had become outdated, riddled with bugs, and increasingly vulnerable to security threats — a maintenance headache and a potential hacker’s dream. We replaced it with a completely custom, hand-coded website designed for better performance, security, usability, and search visibility. The car wash’s logo is our design as well.
The old price menus, which were displayed as images, were rebuilt as actual text, making pricing easier to read on mobile devices while allowing Google to crawl and index the content.
We also developed an in-store customer signup form integrated with Constant Contact, along with a customer survey and a new contact form to streamline customer communication and lead collection.
The result is exactly the design the owner envisioned: a clean, mobile-friendly website that reflects the business, makes information easy to find, and provides customers with a better online experience.
Visit the siteSee the logo in our portfolio →
Founded in 2017, Abundant Heart Community Church is a neighborhood congregation serving the North Las Vegas community.
We partnered with the nonprofit to develop a custom brand identity and a fully custom-built, 40-page website designed to reflect the church’s welcoming spirit and strengthen its connection with the community. From logo design and visual direction to website architecture and functionality, every element was thoughtfully crafted to create a cohesive brand experience and intuitive user journey.
The website features a custom-coded, mobile-friendly events calendar with easy content management, dedicated forms for pastoral care and volunteer opportunities, and streamlined navigation that makes sermons, ministries, service times, and church resources easy to access across all devices.
Our partnership extends beyond the initial launch. We continue to provide ongoing website management, helping keep the site updated, functional, and relevant as the church’s programs, events, and community needs evolve.
The result is more than a website — it’s a long-term digital platform that supports the church’s mission and serves its congregation.
Visit the siteSee the logo in our portfolio →More valley clients are on the service areas page, and the rest of the work is in the website portfolio.
Pricing doesn’t change by ZIP code: a home business in Aliante and a shop on Craig Road start from the same place, and nobody pays for the drive up the 215.
A small business website starts at $3,500. Where yours lands depends on:
We work that out on a free 15-minute call and send a clear estimate, not a range.
Book the call →$250 a month covers hosting, security, backups and unlimited content updates — one bill, and no separate hosting company to manage.
Updates are part of the plan, not a separate invoice: when a price changes or a new event goes up, you send it and we make the change.
See the full pricing breakdown →The things north-valley owners ask on the first call.
Yes. The company was founded in North Las Vegas in 2008 and has stayed here. Our mailing address is 6935 Aliante Pkwy Ste 104-232, North Las Vegas, NV 89084.
It is a mailing address, not a storefront — most of the work happens on calls and over email, and we meet valley clients in person when that helps.
No — Centennial Hills, Providence and Skye Canyon are in the City of Las Vegas. Aliante, Craig Ranch and Eldorado are in North Las Vegas.
It matters for your website because customers search by the name they use, not the city limit. We write a service area that is accurate on both counts, so you show up for the places you serve without claiming to be somewhere you aren’t.
No. The north valley is home, but most of our work is Las Vegas web design for businesses all over the valley, and we work with small businesses nationwide too. The areas we serve across the valley are listed on our service areas page.
Most small business sites are live in about 2 weeks from kickoff.
What sets the pace is almost always content — photos, service descriptions and approvals — not the build itself.
The map results are driven mostly by your Google Business Profile, how close the searcher is, and whether your name, address and services match across the web. The website supports all of that, and we set up the matching details and local structured data as part of the build.
What we won’t do is promise a position — nobody honestly can. Our Las Vegas SEO page covers how we approach local search.
Yes — both sites above were rebuilds of existing WordPress sites. Content comes across, old URLs are redirected to their new pages before launch, and nothing your customers have bookmarked breaks. Our website redesign page explains how that works.
Fifteen minutes, no pitch deck — what your business does, who you’re trying to reach, and whether we’re the right people to build it. You’ll get a clear estimate either way.