Services
Six things I do well, three packages that bundle them, and one rule: you get a fixed quote before anything starts.
What I do
A site designed around your business and coded by hand. Fast, distinctive, and structured so Google understands exactly what you do and where.
Replace a dated, slow or half-finished site (Wix, Squarespace, WordPress, a template someone left you) with one that loads instantly and belongs to you.
A custom storefront on top of Shopify or Square. Your site does the selling, the platform you already trust handles payment, tax and shipping.
Being found for "roofer Cornwall" or "yarn shop near me" is the whole point. Every site ships with the technical SEO done and Google pointed at it.
Fast hosting set up in your name, plus an optional monthly plan for edits, new pages, backups and checks. Cancel any time, keep everything.
One page, one job: a seasonal promotion, a Google Ads campaign, an event, a new service. Built fast and measured properly.
Standard on every build
These aren't upgrades. They're the baseline, whichever package you pick.
Packages
Prices depend on page count, content and integrations, so every project is quoted individually. The quote is fixed before work starts.
For a business running on word of mouth, a Facebook page, or a site you're embarrassed to share.
Typical timeline: two to three weeks.
For established businesses that want to be the first call in Cornwall and the counties around it.
Typical timeline: three to five weeks.
For shops, farms and makers who want a real storefront on their own domain instead of a marketplace listing.
Typical timeline: four to six weeks.
Add-ons
Full site copy written from a conversation with you.
A shot list, or imagery sourced and edited for you.
A cleaner mark and colour set that works on screens.
Addresses on your own domain, set up on your devices.
Questions
If you're not sure, book the call. Most trades and service businesses land on Growth, because service pages that rank are what bring in quotes. Launch is for a solid first presence; Commerce is only for businesses that sell products online.
Yes. Keeping your domain is important for your rankings and your email. If your hosting is slow or overpriced I'll say so and suggest an alternative, but the choice is yours.
That's a redesign. Anything worth keeping (copy, photos, reviews, the domain) comes across, every old address is redirected to its new page, and the old site stays online until the new one replaces it.
Not by default. Hand-coded sites are faster, more secure and don't need plugin updates. If you genuinely need a content system (a blog you post to weekly, for example) I'll recommend the lightest option that fits.
Twenty minutes on the phone, your logo if you have one, any photos of your work, and a list of the services you want to be found for. I'll take it from there and come back with a concept.
Fixed quote, no obligation
