A modern replacement website
Fast, mobile-friendly, purpose-built, and focused on what your customers actually need to do.
Website & online presence modernization
Your business outgrew its website. Let’s fix that.
I rebuild outdated small-business websites, clean up the important digital pieces around them, and leave you with something modern that you actually own.
Remote anywhere · no technical vocabulary required · no obligation from the first look
The offer
One practical modernization pass.
This is not “buy a prettier website.” I start with an AI-assisted audit of the current site and surrounding setup, then I review the findings myself. The job is to bring the front door of the business up to date and clean up the important pieces around it so the whole thing is easier to own, easier to use, and easier to move forward from.
Before
Old, platform-heavy, scattered.
- Website no longer represents the business
- Builder/platform lock-in
- Unknown or messy account ownership
- Contact information does not match everywhere
- New tools feel risky to connect
After
Fresh, lean, owned, understandable.
- Modern website built around the business
- Clear domain and production access
- Clean contact flow
- Google / analytics / review basics aligned
- A foundation that is easier to hand off or extend
What you get
The website is the centerpiece. The cleanup around it is what makes the result useful.
Domain and access cleanup
Figure out who owns what, make the important access clear, and remove avoidable mystery.
Contact flow that makes sense
Calls, texts, forms, email, and business information aligned so customers know how to reach you.
Google and search basics
Search Console, analytics, Google Business Profile alignment, review path, and useful search foundations where appropriate.
A safe transition
Your old site does not have to disappear before the replacement is ready. Cut over when the new foundation is verified.
A handoff you can live with
You should understand the important pieces and be able to hand the site to someone else later.
Add automation when it earns its keep
Once the foundation is clean, useful automations can strap on without becoming the whole business.
Very small service businesses often want the same things: capture the lead, respond faster, keep the request moving, remember the follow-up, and ask for the review. I can add standards-based automations around those jobs without turning the business into a software project.
Lead captureForms, calls, texts, and inquiries routed somewhere useful.
Facebook / MessengerBring social inquiries into a cleaner follow-up path where platform access allows.
Twilio textingText confirmations, alerts, reminders, and simple customer communication flows.
Marketplace / social inquiriesReduce missed messages and make handoff/follow-up easier where platform rules permit.
Google reviewsMake review requests easier to send after the right customer moment.
Estimate follow-upSimple nudges around open quotes and next steps.
Appointment remindersHelp customers remember scheduled work without manual chasing.
Custom routingSend new requests to the right inbox, person, sheet, CRM, or workflow.
Optional add-ons, not baseline requirements. Modular, standards-based, and added only where they solve a real business problem. Platform-specific automations depend on the access and rules each service actually supports.
Why ownership matters
You should not have to stay with me because leaving is difficult.
Website builders can be convenient, but the business should not be trapped inside a platform or a vendor relationship. You should know what you own, have the right access, and be able to take the site somewhere else or hand it to another developer later.
Good work should make the relationship easier to choose—not harder to escape.
Janky to Swanky
Same business. Better foundation.
I do not invent a fake ugly “before.” The real business is the baseline. Keep what still works, replace what is holding it back.
How it works
You send the website. I do the sorting.
- 1Send me the website.
Tell me what feels wrong, old, confusing, or embarrassing.
- 2I audit and review the real setup.
AI helps inspect the site and surrounding pieces; I review the findings before recommending changes.
- 3I tell you what I think is worth fixing.
You get a plain-English scope and price before consequential work starts.
- 4I build it and verify it.
The new site goes live only when the replacement is ready.
Start with one thing
Send me your current website.
If I think I can make it materially better, I’ll tell you what I would change and why.