Websites for Central Texas trades & home services

I probably already built your website.

I build sites for fence crews, cleaners, lawn guys, painters and pressure washers around Killeen, Temple and Belton. Usually I build yours before I ever call you, so there's nothing to imagine — you just look at it and tell me yes or no.

Real pricing

No quote form.
Here's what it costs.

$250per month · nothing down · 12 months
  • Custom site built for your business, not a template you fill in
  • Hosting, forever, included
  • Your own domain name, registered in your business's name
  • Google Business Profile set up and optimized properly
  • A plain-English report every month showing what it's doing
  • Two content changes a month — new photo, new phone number, new service

No setup fee, no deposit, no surprise invoice. Twelve-month term because I'm not charging you anything up front. After that it's month to month.

Want out?

You can buy out of the term any time — the fee is $600 minus $50 for every month you've already paid. The domain and every file transfer to you and we shake hands. After twelve months there's no fee at all, just 30 days' notice.

How fast?

Yours is probably already built — I'd have called you about it. If it isn't, seven days from the day you send me your photos. Most shops around here quote four to six weeks.

Why bother

Your work is good.
Your website isn't.

01

Referrals check you out

Somebody tells their neighbor about you. First thing that neighbor does is look you up. Whatever they find is the second impression, and it's the one that decides.

02

Google needs somewhere to send people

A real site with your services, your towns, and your reviews is what makes you show up when somebody searches for what you do near where they live.

03

You're paying for leads you don't own

Angi and Thumbtack rent you customers and keep the relationship. Your own site is the one place online that belongs to you.

The difference

What usually
gets replaced.

What I usually find

A free page from 2018

  • An ad for the website builder across the top, selling to your customers
  • A copyright date from years ago
  • Social icons for services that shut down
  • Reviews nowhere on it, even with a hundred of them
  • Six seconds to load on a phone
  • A phone number you can't tap
What you get

Something you'd send to a customer

  • Your work, your name, your years in business, up front
  • Your real reviews on the page where they do some good
  • Loads in under a second on a phone
  • Tap the number, it dials
  • Built so Google knows what you do and where you do it
  • Kept current, because I'm still here next month

Who you're dealing with

I'm Patrick.
I live in Harker Heights.

I'm not a call center and I'm not in another state. I run an audio production business here in Central Texas (audionsense.com) and I've spent twenty years making things that have to work the first time in front of a paying client. Same standard here.

When you call, you get me. When something breaks, you text me. That's the whole company.

Straight answers

Questions I get.

Somebody quoted me $300 for a website.

They probably can build one for that. Then it's yours to host, update, and fix. Mine includes the hosting, the domain, the Google listing, and me still answering the phone in eighteen months. Different product, not a different price for the same thing.

I get all my work by word of mouth.

Good — that's the hardest part and you've already done it. A website doesn't replace word of mouth, it catches the people who were already sent your way and wanted to check first.

Who owns the domain?

You do. It's registered in your business's name from day one. If we part ways you take it with you.

What if I don't have any good photos?

Most people don't. I'll send you a one-page guide on getting decent shots with your phone — it's mostly about light, not the camera. If your photos aren't there yet, I build a version that doesn't need them.

What happens if I stop paying?

The site comes down and goes to a temporary contact page until it's sorted. I'll tell you that before you sign, not after.

Take a look

Call me and I'll
text you your site.

(940) 447-4777

Harker Heights, Texas · Serving Killeen, Temple, Belton, Copperas Cove, Nolanville & Salado

Call Patrick — (940) 447-4777