Web Design Built for
Portland Businesses

We write around what this climate now does to a business: eight months of rain and moss, then a week in summer over a hundred degrees in a city whose houses were built assuming that would never happen. Add ice storms that take the trees down and a lot of unreinforced brick nobody has touched yet.

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About Our Portland Web Design Company

Why We Build
Websites This Way

The usual arrangement takes a build fee up front and then leaves you holding the hosting renewal, the plugin updates, and a small invoice each time a price changes. For a Portland company whose phone goes from silent to unmanageable in one hot week, that is exactly the wrong shape.

One monthly figure works better. It carries the build, the server, the patching, and the edits. When cooling has to be the first thing on the page in June, you send an email and it moves.

Custom HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
No visual page builder
No separate build fee
Hosting and SSL included
Routine updates included
Portland service-area writing

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Why Work With a Portland Web Design Company

Why Businesses Hire Us

Custom Coded Websites, No Page Builders

Nothing here is assembled from a theme. The markup is written out directly for this heat pump and retrofit crew, which is why the pages weigh almost nothing and why they appear at once.

A themed build normally carries two to four megabytes of code for features nobody switched on. These stay under half a megabyte. In an old Portland basement that gap decides whether the page opens at all.

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How We Work With Portland Businesses

Small Enough
to Answer the Email

A couple of people handle the planning, the writing, the building, and the support. Whoever wrote your Sellwood page is who replies when it needs changing.

A fair number of businesses would do better with a booking link, and we say so early. A built site starts earning once there is a page for ductless heads, a real coverage line ending at which quadrants you cover, and separate trades, a real coverage line, and a CCB number worth showing.

Nobody drives to meetings. It runs on email and screen share, which is why the price holds and why a job in Gresham costs what a job in the Pearl costs.

What Every Web Design Plan Includes

The Work After Launch Is Included

Whoever wrote these pages is whoever keeps them running. Nothing is handed to somebody who has never heard of your heat pump and retrofit crew or of Sellwood.

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Code Written for This Site

Typed out for this Portland heat pump and retrofit crew as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, not adapted from a theme.

The Server Side Handled

Hosting, the certificate, and the technical updates stay with us, so next heat dome never arrives with a renewal notice attached.

Changes When The Next Heat Dome Arrives

Hours, staff, services, prices, and photographs get changed on request, including the week ductless heads start failing everywhere.

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Common Questions

What does a website cost?

From $150 a month, already holding the design, the build, the hosting, the maintenance, the security patching, and the support. Nothing is due at the start, and next heat dome does not change the figure. The pricing page has the detail.

Why not just use WordPress or Squarespace?

Both work, and both carry a great deal of machinery a heat pump and retrofit crew will never touch, which buys a slower page and an update schedule you now own. Written-out pages stay light, and the upkeep stays with us.

How long until the site is live?

Two to three weeks once the services, coverage, and photographs are in hand. A heat pump and retrofit crew covering a lot of ground needs more pages and more time, and the date is agreed before anything starts.

Do you only work in Portland?

Portland and the metro around it, including Beaverton, Gresham, Hillsboro, Lake Oswego, Milwaukie, and across the river into Vancouver when that is where your customers are.

Can the site be in another language?

Yes. Spanish, Vietnamese, Russian, and Chinese all have real customer bases here. Pages are written properly and indexed rather than run through a translation widget.

Does my CCB number need to be on the site?

Yes. Oregon expects the Construction Contractors Board number in advertising, and a website counts. We put it in the footer of every page so it is never the thing that is missing.

Ready When You Are

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Say what the business does, which quadrants you cover, and where the site you have now is letting you down.

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Tell us the trade, which quadrants you cover, and what you have online now. An answer comes back inside one working day.

Anything you send is used to write you a reply about the heat pump and retrofit crew. It is not sold on and it does not go onto a mailing list.

$150/monthDesign, development, hosting, maintenance, security and support included

Web Design Built for Portland Businesses

Why We Build Websites This Way