Dom CaldwellWebsites for local businesses

Your business.
A website that
works for it.

I build mobile-friendly websites for local businesses: your services, your photos, and a simple way for customers to call or request a quote. I’m Dominic Caldwell, based in Bryan–College Station.

For HVAC, plumbing, electrical and other local service businesses.

Let’s talk about your website See the examples

Hi, I’m Dominic.

I’m based in Bryan, and you’ll work directly with me on your website.

We’ll look at what your business needs, agree on the work and put it in writing. You’ll see your design and have two rounds of changes before launch.

If you choose Care, I’m also your contact for the hosting, checks and small updates afterward.

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Desktop HVAC website example with services and clear contact buttons
The same HVAC website on a phone, with call and service request buttons

A website customers can use. At a desk or on the job.Open the example and try the layout for yourself.

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Give customers
a clear next step.

Your website should answer three questions: what do you do, where do you work, and how can someone reach you?

Show what you do
Your services, service area, hours and photos in one easy-to-read place.
Make calling simple
A visible phone number and buttons customers can tap on their phone.
Let people ask for a quote
A contact form connected to your business inbox and checked before launch.

Website examples.
Built around the business.

Open a design to see the layout, services and contact options. Your website will use the details and photos you approve.

Independent design previews for review. These sample forms do not send messages or book appointments.

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Three steps.
One person to call on.

Ask questions first. We agree on the work in writing before you pay.

  1. Tell me what you need.

    Send a message and your current website, if you have one. We confirm the fit and sign your agreement. No passwords or payment needed to get in touch.

  2. Start with $250. Review your design.

    Send your business details and approved photos. I aim to send your first personalized preview within 48–72 hours of payment and the information I need. Two rounds of changes are included.

  3. Approve it. Pay the balance. Go live.

    After your written approval, pay the final $250. We connect your website address and check the live site. Add Care at launch if you’d like me to look after it.

The 48–72-hour target is for your first preview. Your review, changes and website-address setup affect the launch date.

Start with $250.
Approve it.
Then pay the rest.

Your website is $500 total. Pay $250 to start and the final $250 after you approve the design, before it goes live.

Prefer to pay once? Choose $500 upfront for the same website and terms. We agree on the work in writing before you pay.

Talk through your website

One build. The essentials covered.

  • Three pages: Home, Services and Contact
  • A layout that works on phones and computers
  • Your approved logo, photos, hours and services
  • Call buttons and a working contact form
  • A secure website connection and help connecting your website address
  • Page titles, descriptions and a sitemap for search engines
  • Two rounds of changes before launch

I aim to have your first personalized preview ready in 48–72 hours after your starting payment and the details I need. Your review, requested changes and website-address setup affect the launch date. Domain purchases or renewals, email accounts, ads and extra pages cost separately.

Read the service terms

Your website.
One less thing
on your list.

Website Care — $79/month. I host your site and take care of the checks and small changes that keep it useful.

Changed your hours? Have a new photo? Send it over. You have one person to contact instead of another website task to figure out.

  • Hosting and a secure website connection
  • A saved copy of your website and relevant updates
  • A monthly check of your pages, links and contact form
  • Upkeep of your existing search titles and descriptions
  • Up to two small update requests, totaling 30 minutes a month

Care is optional. It starts at the agreed launch date, bills monthly and has no minimum term. Cancel before your next renewal; Care continues until that renewal date, then ends. Unused edit time doesn’t carry over.

Ask me about Website Care

A few things
you might be wondering.

What happens after I get in touch?

I’ll look at your business, answer your questions and confirm whether this build fits. We agree on the work and sign the agreement before payment. Then you send your logo, hours, services and website details.

When will I see my website?

I aim to send your first personalized preview in 48–72 hours after your starting payment and the details I need. You review it, request changes and approve it before we arrange launch.

Do I have to buy Website Care?

No. The website build is $500 total. Care is optional at $79/month, or you can arrange your own hosting. You receive your paid-up website files either way.

Why would a launch payment be $329?

If you paid $250 to start and choose Care, we can combine your final $250 website payment with the first $79 Care month. That’s $329 at launch, then $79/month. If you paid $500 upfront, you only pay $79 to start Care.

Can I keep my website address and business email?

Yes. You keep ownership of your address and supplied content. We agree on the website connection changes and preserve your existing email setup. You don’t need to send me your passwords.

Will this guarantee more customers?

No. I build a website that clearly presents your business and makes contacting you simple. Search rankings, traffic and sales depend on more than the website.

Let’s talk
about your website.

Tell me what you do and what you’d like to improve. I’ll reply with the next step.

You don’t need your logo or photos ready to ask a question. No payment is taken by this form.

Your message is used to answer your inquiry. How I handle your information.

Prefer another way? Email me or open the form in its own page.