Website Design in Conroe, TX That Comes Free With Any Plan
If your website was built for a computer and squeezed onto phones as an afterthought, your customers are pinching and zooming just to read it. We start from the phone screen instead, with ten fast pages that spell out for Google what you do and make it easy for customers to call you. The whole site is FREE with any plan, starting with hosting at $84/mo.
Every Part of the Page Is There to Bring In Work
People who land on a local business’s homepage usually aren’t there to browse. They need something done, and they want three answers quickly: what you do, whether you work near them and how to reach you. So we build the whole page around those three answers, from the top down.
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Your number at the top, ready to tap
Your phone number sits in the header of every page, and on a phone it dials the second someone taps it. Nobody should have to copy it down, squint at it or scroll to the footer to find it.
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Your trade and towns, right on the first screen
The first thing on the page names your trade and the places you work, in plain words a customer would use. “Plumbing repair in Conroe and The Woodlands” tells someone they’ve landed in the right place. “Quality solutions you can trust” tells them nothing at all.
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Reviews and job photos up front
Your Google rating, a review or two and photos of jobs you’ve actually done go up near the top, where a stranger is deciding whether to trust you. That rating comes from your Google Business Profile, so the good reviews you earn there show up on your website as well.
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Each main service gets its own page
Someone searching “tankless water heater install” wants a page about installing tankless water heaters, not a list of everything you do with that line buried in the middle. So every main service you offer gets a page like that, with its own heading and its own reason to call you.
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A short form for people who’d rather not call
Not everyone wants to make a phone call, especially after hours. For them there’s a short form that asks only for what you need to get back to them, like a name, a phone number and what they’re looking for.
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Quick on a phone and easy for Google to read
Underneath, the page is built to load quickly on a phone. Its titles and headings tell Google your business name, your services and the area you cover, and so does its structured data, a short block of code written just for search engines. Visitors never see that part, but Google reads it.
How the Free Website Works With Your Plan
$0build fee
You don’t pay a cent to have the site built, and there’s no setup fee on any plan. It comes with whichever plan you pick, and the lowest-priced plan is Basic hosting at $84/mo.
- On a hosting or SEO plan, running it once it’s live is our job: the hosting, the updates and anything that breaks.
- On the hosting plans, we also make changes for you: 3 text or image changes a month on Basic and 6 on Advanced.
- Hosting plans are on 5-month agreements, while the local SEO plans have no fixed term and go month to month.
- Home
- Services
- Water Heaters
- Drain Cleaning
- Leak Repair
- Repiping
- Sewer Lines
- About
- Contact
- Your Pick
- Services
One common way to use the ten pages, sketched here for a plumber: Home, a Services page, one page apiece for five main services, About and Contact, plus one page for whatever matters most to you, like a gallery of your work or a page of common questions.
Each of These Sites Had a Different Job to Do
A heating and air company, a dent repair shop and a neighborhood association don’t win people over the same way, so their websites don’t look alike either. Pick one to see what we built and what it had to do.
Conley Cooling and Heating is a family heating and air company, so the site leads with exactly that: “Your Family’s Comfort is Our Family Business” over one of their own service trucks. Online booking, the phone number and their star rating all sit on that first screen.
Jade Exterior Services cleans everything from driveways to parking lots, so the headline names the work and the area together: “Pressure Washing in Spring, TX and All Over Houston.” Small photos of driveways, houses, roofs and parking lots sit beside it, so the range of work shows before anyone scrolls.
Dent Terminator fixes dents without repainting, and anyone handing over their car wants to know it’s in good hands. So “Flawless Finish, Every Time” sits next to a 30+ years in business badge, the BBB seal and a close-up of the work, with the toll-free number one tap away.
All-Tex Home Improvement works on house exteriors around Houston, and its headline says so without any guesswork: “Exterior Home Improvement in Houston, TX” over a covered patio. Right under it, a free estimate button makes the next step obvious.
People who land on Circle C’s site have a machine to move, not a leak to fix. The first screen says “Reliable Equipment Hauling” across a loaded lowboy trailer, and one plain sentence underneath explains that they move oversized and overweight loads across Texas.
The Garden is a hair salon and spa tucked inside Blended & Co. in Montgomery. Deep green and soft gold match the calm of the salon itself, and the Book an Appointment button sits right under the headline so a new client never has to hunt for it.
Deer Trail II isn’t a business at all. It’s a neighborhood in Conroe, and its site gives homeowners one place to pay dues, send in requests and keep up with the board. The resident portal button shows up twice on the first screen, since that’s what most people come for.
I use this company regularly for many different services. Brendan has a great eye for web design and creates very eye catching websites. They are very prompt with their work and very reliable and trustworthy I would highly recommend them!
Easy to work with and makes the work seem easy.
We Build to Google’s Page Speed Targets
Google spells out what a good page experience looks like in three measurements it calls Core Web Vitals: how fast the main content loads, how quickly the page reacts and whether it holds still while it loads. Those are the numbers we build to.
Google takes them from actual visits, on visitors’ own phones and computers, and a page only counts as good when at least three out of four visits hit the mark. Phones and computers are graded separately, so a page that flies on a new laptop but drags on an older phone with two bars of signal still fails on phones.
We keep pages lean, compress every image before it goes up and host the sites ourselves. We can’t promise every page will pass, since the numbers come from your visitors’ own phones and connections. What we will do is build every page with Google’s good range as the target.
Largest Contentful Paint LCP
Good: 2.5 seconds or less
How long it takes the main thing on the screen, usually the headline or the big photo, to show up. Google calls anything over 4 seconds poor.
Interaction to Next Paint INP
Good: 200 milliseconds or less
How quickly the page reacts when someone taps a button, opens the menu or starts typing in the form.
Cumulative Layout Shift CLS
Good: 0.1 or less
Whether things jump around while the page loads, like a button sliding down just as someone goes to tap it.
What to Expect Before and After Launch
Here’s each step from the first phone call through the months after launch, and where you come in along the way.
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We start with the jobs you’re after
First we ask which jobs you want more of and which ones you’d rather not take. If you don’t want small repair calls, for example, the site won’t advertise them.
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We plan every page before we build one
Next we decide which pages the site needs and what each one is for. If you already have a website, we keep its page addresses wherever they still fit, so the pages Google already knows about don’t vanish when the new site goes up.
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Your own photos lead the design
Wherever you have pictures of your own jobs, we build around them. Your truck in a customer’s driveway tells people more about you than any stock photo we could buy.
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You look it over first
Before anyone else sees it, you click through the whole site and tell us what’s off, what’s missing and what you’d say differently. We make those changes before launch.
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It goes live on our hosting
Once you’re happy with it, we launch it with an SSL certificate, monitoring and backups running from day one.
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Then we keep it running
After launch, we keep its software updated, and the text or image changes in your hosting plan keep it current. The hosting and maintenance page has the full rundown.
When a week is too long to wait
If you’re opening soon, or your current site is down and costing you calls, the 2-day build skips most of that wait.
$200one time
Get It Built in 2 DaysSwitching Over to a New Website
What do you build websites on?
WordPress, on hosting we run ourselves. It’s the most widely used website system there is, so it’s well tested and gets security fixes regularly, and installing those fixes on your site is part of what we handle.
Can I keep my domain name?
Yes. If you already own your domain, it stays yours, and we point it at your new site the day it goes live. Your customers keep typing the same address they always have.
What happens to old pages that don’t fit the new site?
It depends on whether anyone still finds them. If an old page still brings people in, its address and the parts that are still useful carry over to the new site. If nobody visits it, we leave it out, because a page that’s only there to fill out the menu doesn’t help you or anyone reading it.
Will Google start showing my new site right away?
Not overnight. Google has to find the new pages and crawl them before it can show them to anyone, and that part runs on Google’s schedule, not ours. The site is built so Google can read it easily. Ranking near the top for busy local searches is a slower, separate job, and that’s where local SEO work comes in.
Let’s Talk About Your New Website
Your new site is FREE with any plan we offer, even if it’s replacing one you already have. Tell us what you do and which jobs you’d like more of, and we’ll recommend a plan from there.
Call or text(972) 838-5038Monday to Saturday, 8AM to 5PM