Mobile website
Services, service area, and real photos in plain language. Clear buttons to call or text for an estimate, plus an optional contact form.
Websites for local trades
I build simple, mobile-friendly websites for North Idaho trade businesses — clear services, your photos, and call or text buttons that work. You send a few materials; I handle the rest. Most launches take about a week, without a long project on your plate.
Local Presence Launch
Most jobs still start with someone looking you up. A clean site gives them a place to confirm who you are and how to reach you — without you managing a complicated marketing stack.
Services, service area, and real photos in plain language. Clear buttons to call or text for an estimate, plus an optional contact form.
Help claiming and optimizing your Google Business Profile so you show up when people search your name or trade locally.
Domain set up in your name when possible, site live on hosting you control, and a simple handoff so you know what you have.
Investment
Starting around $997 for setup. Optional ongoing care for hosting help and light updates is available after launch.
For many operators, that’s less than the value of a single job — and you leave with a site people can actually use to reach you.
Example
Forestry mulching, excavation, site prep, and hazard trees — Sandpoint & Coeur d’Alene.
Process
Built for busy operators. Your time is mostly photos and a short conversation — not evenings spent learning website tools.
About
I work with a small number of North Idaho trade businesses so each site gets proper attention from start to launch.
Focus is a professional online presence that makes it easy for customers to request estimates — the kind of site you’d be glad to share when someone asks for your info.
FAQ
Yes. We set the domain up in your name when possible, and you keep the site. You’re not locked into a platform that disappears if you stop a subscription.
Once photos, services, phone, and service area are locked in, most launches are ready in about a week. We can talk timing if you have a deadline.
You’ll have a professional place online where people can see what you do, confirm you’re local, and request an estimate by call, text, or form. That helps with referrals who look you up and with anyone searching for your kind of work.
Phone number for the site, towns you serve, services in plain English, job photos from your phone, and any reviews you’re happy to share.
That’s the main focus, and where the first client work is. Nearby businesses that are a good fit are welcome to reach out.
Contact
Email or use the form — include your trade, town, and whether you already have a website.