Pattern cardEvery page on the site
Web design
Inside each build: what you get, the usual timeline and the price.
Somebody standing outside Atrium Health Ballpark searches "brunch near me," or someone who just moved into one of the new apartments downtown looks up "fence company Kannapolis." Either way, they pick from whatever loads fast and answers them in the first screen. The rest get skipped.
So we don't build a homepage that tries to say everything. We build a set of pages, each one about a single service you sell, written in the words your customers use when they search. The call button follows them down the page. Your reviews, licenses and project photos sit next to the part where they're deciding, not on a separate page nobody opens.
Builder platforms stack layers of scripts on every page, and each layer slows the first paint on a phone. A hand-coded page ships only what it needs. That's why our sites feel instant on a spotty signal, and why there's no dashboard login for anyone to break into. You still own every file.
Kannapolis has a mix most towns its size don't: new restaurants and shops downtown, labs and health offices tied to the research campus, and a long list of trades serving the homes and apartments going up around town. Each needs a different site. A taproom needs hours, events and a menu that works on a phone. A lab supplier needs credibility. A plumber needs a phone number that can't be missed. We plan around which one you are.
Every build has a written price. The pricing page lays out the three options, payment terms and add-ons, and hosting and care starts only once the site is live.
$2,497
paid once · care plan $49 a month after launch
Suits a known Kannapolis name that mostly needs a modern, easy-to-reach home online.
Most chosen
$4,497
paid once · care plan $99 a month after launch
Where most owners end up, because every service gets a separate shot at being found.
From $8,500
paid once · care plan $149 a month after launch
Built for long service menus, multiple locations or a territory reaching up and down I-85.
From the portfolio
A family labradoodle breeder in Mount Gilead began exactly here, with a free quote. Sixteen pages later, visitors meet happy puppy owners first and can join the list for whichever litter they want. Read about it.
Occasionally that's the smarter spend, and Roger will tell you when it is. When a site is trapped in a builder that turns every tweak into a lost evening, starting fresh tends to cost less within two years.
About thirty minutes on a kickoff call, your logo, any photos of your work and prompt replies once the draft shows up. The writing is on us, so your job is reacting, not composing.
No. Every layout starts from nothing and is shaped for one company, its buyers and what it sells.
The phone version is designed first and the desktop version grows out of it. Buttons fit a thumb, and the number to call never scrolls out of reach.
Free quote
Send the link first. Roger will give you an honest call on whether patching makes more sense than starting over.