Hand-coded, light on a phone and plain about what you offer. Below: the build contents and the price of each size.
Picture someone at the Kings Mountain exit on I-85 with a leaking water heater and a phone in hand. They search, they see a directory, a couple of ads and three or four local companies. They call the one whose site answers the question fastest.
We build for that thirty-second decision. Every service you offer is given its own page, worded the way folks in Cleveland County describe the problem. Your number rides along at the edge of the screen as they scroll. Reviews, license numbers and photos of finished jobs go exactly where a stranger is weighing whether to trust you.
In the box with every build
A look made for you, matched to your logo and built around real pictures of your work when you have them.
Hand-typed code. We skip drag-and-drop builders and store-bought themes, which keeps pages light enough for a weak rural signal.
Laid out for thumbs, with generous buttons and a call link that stays put.
Search basics handled on day one: titles, meta descriptions, schema markup, an XML sitemap and a verified Search Console account.
Call and form counts, so you know how many people reached out because of the site.
Forms proven before you look. Roger submits test entries through each one ahead of your first review.
Built for the kind of businesses here
Kings Mountain grew on textiles and still leans on industry, with four industrial parks and a city that runs its own utilities. Around that sits the everyday economy: contractors, auto shops, restaurants near downtown, salons, churches, clinics, and suppliers who sell to the plants. A roofer's customers ask different questions than a machine shop's buyers, and a café on Battleground Avenue is another story again. The page plan follows the way your own customers compare and choose.
If your work stretches toward Bessemer City, Cherryville or across the line into York County, SC, a neighboring-area page gets written only for places you genuinely cover. Cloned pages where only the place name changes usually hurt more than help, so you won't get those from us. The same rule shapes our local SEO work.
Plans and prices
Pick from three fixed-fee builds below. Deposit terms and extras are spelled out on the pricing page.
Base camp
Starter
$2,497
build, then $49 a month for hosting & care
Up to five pages
Usually finished inside a week
Tap-to-call plus a request form on each screen
Hooked up to Search Console the day it goes live
Suits an established name in town whose web presence trails behind its word of mouth.
Cash stretched thin this season? Ring Roger and ask how this same Starter site can be covered a month at a time.
Ridge
Growth
$4,497
build, then $99 a month for hosting & care
Eight to twelve pages
Usually finished in two weeks
Every main service stands on its own page
Reviews placed next to each spot that asks for a call
Made for outfits selling several different jobs, so each one has a fair chance to be found.
Summit
Custom
From $8,500
build, then $149 a month for hosting & care
Twelve pages up past fifteen
Usually finished in three weeks
Keyword research decides the page list
Neighbor-town pages, limited to places you truly serve
For a long service menu, several locations or a crew covering both sides of the county line.
Waypoint
Once you're live, our hosting and care plan takes over: the site stays quick, and small edits such as holiday hours or a new photo come off your plate.
Website questions
My site exists already. Could you repair it rather than replace it?
Often that works, and Roger will tell you so up front. If the old site is locked into a drag-and-drop system that fights you on every change, a clean rebuild tends to be the cheaper road within two or three years.
Who writes the text?
We do. Roger interviews you, drafts every page, and you correct anything that isn't right. You bring the trade knowledge; we shape it for a small screen.
Will my site look like someone else's?
It shouldn't. Nothing is poured into a premade theme. Layout, colors and wording start empty and get built for your company alone.
How much of my time does it take?
Plan on a half-hour phone conversation, sending over your logo and whatever job or shop pictures exist, and answering promptly once the first draft lands.
Wondering if yours is worth saving?
It might be. Send us the web address and Roger will give you a straight read on whether repairs are enough or a rebuild would earn its keep.