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Services

One thing done properly, plus the pieces that make it work.

The website is the job. Everything else on this page exists because a website on its own doesn't get found, doesn't get answered, and doesn't stay current. Take all of it or take the first one.

The core

Website design & build

A complete site, designed for your business rather than dropped into a template, and built to load fast on a phone in a parking lot.

  • Homepage, services, about, contact, and anything else the business needs
  • Written from a call with you, not filled with filler
  • Mobile-first, tested on real devices
  • Accessible contrast, real text, keyboard navigation
  • Domain, hosting and email set up and handed over
Getting found

Local search & Google Business Profile

Most service businesses are chosen from a map, not a search page. That listing gets the same attention as the site.

  • Google Business Profile claimed, filled in and verified
  • Service-area pages for the towns you actually cover
  • Consistent name, address and phone everywhere it appears
  • A simple, non-annoying way to ask for reviews
Getting answered

Booking & lead capture

The point of the site is the next conversation. We make that the easiest thing on the page.

  • Quote or booking forms that reach your inbox and your phone
  • Scheduling connected to the calendar you already use
  • Click-to-call and click-to-text on every screen
  • Deposits or payments taken online where it makes sense
Words & pictures

Copy and photo direction

The reason most small-business sites read the same is that nobody asked the owner anything. We start with the call and write from it.

  • Copy drafted from a recorded conversation, in your voice
  • A shot list if you're taking photos yourself
  • Editing and cropping for what you already have
  • Direction for a photographer if you'd rather hire one
Care plan

After launch, if you want it

A site goes stale quietly. The care plan covers hosting, backups, security updates and a monthly window for small changes — new photos, changed hours, a service you've added, a seasonal promotion. It's month to month, and plenty of clients don't take it. Nothing about the site depends on it.

  • Hosting, SSL, daily backups
  • Small edits each month, sent by text or email
  • A short report on what people searched to reach you
  • Cancel whenever; the site and files stay yours
Later

Things we'll build once the site is earning

Beaumont West is a web design studio first. These come next, and only for businesses where they'd actually pay off.

Email lists

Seasonal notes to past customers. The cheapest repeat business there is.

Review generation

A polite, automatic ask after every finished job, pointed at Google.

Paid search

For the handful of searches worth paying for, once the free ones are working.

Common questions

Before you call

What does a site cost?

It depends on how many pages you need, whether we're writing the words, and whether booking or payments are involved. We quote after one call, in writing, and the number doesn't move unless the job does. If you want a range before you call, say so in the form and we'll send one.

How long does it take?

Three to four weeks from the call for most projects. The part that slows it down is almost always photos and content from your side — we'll tell you exactly what we need on day one so it doesn't sit.

I don't have any good photos.

Common, and fixable. We'll either direct a shoot, work with what's on your phone, or build the design around type and colour so it doesn't lean on photography. What we won't do is fill your site with stock images of someone else's business.

Can I update it myself?

Yes. We hand over a site you can edit — hours, prices, photos, new services — and we walk you through it on a recorded call you can keep. If you'd rather never touch it, that's what the care plan is for.

Do you work outside the coast?

Yes. Most of the work happens over calls and shared links regardless of where you are. Local businesses get an in-person kickoff if they want one.

What if I already have a site?

Then the first question is whether it needs rebuilding or just fixing. Sometimes the honest answer is that a day of cleanup beats a new site, and we'll tell you that even though it's the smaller invoice.

Not sure which of these you need?

That's the call. Bring the business, we'll bring the recommendation.