We build custom, hand-coded websites for businesses in Vancouver and across Clark County. Most small business sites land around $1,000 and launch in two to four weeks. Every one is built to rank locally — in Vancouver, Battle Ground, Camas, Ridgefield, Washougal, and the towns in between — not just to look good.
We are based in Clark County and we work in this market every day. That means we build for how local search actually behaves here, including sitting next door to a much larger Portland metro.
Structured from the start for the cities you actually serve, so you can rank in Vancouver and the surrounding towns instead of vaguely targeting "the Portland area".
No Elementor, no drag-and-drop bloat. Lightweight pages that load quickly on a phone in a truck with two bars of signal.
Washington contractors have to display their L&I registration number in advertising, and a website is advertising. We build that in correctly from launch.
Designed for the phone screen first, because that is where the overwhelming majority of local service searches happen.
Tap-to-call, short forms, and clear next steps — the site is judged on the phone ringing, not on how many people scrolled.
Your domain, your hosting, your content, your site. No proprietary platform holding your business hostage.
Most small business websites in the Vancouver area land around $1,000. A clean single-page site can come in under $500, and larger custom builds are quoted after a short call. You get a firm price before any work starts — no hourly surprises.
Yes. RCW 18.27.100 requires that advertising showing a registered contractor's name or address also show their current contractor registration number, and a website counts as advertising. On-premises signs and vehicle lettering are specifically exempted, as is broadcast advertising. Violations can carry penalties of up to $10,000. We build the registration number into every contractor site we launch — but confirm your current registration status with L&I directly. We are web designers, not your attorney.
Often yes, but they are two different search markets and Google treats them that way. Proximity is a strong local ranking factor, so a Vancouver address will struggle in Portland's map pack on its own. The realistic approach is to own Clark County first — Vancouver, Battle Ground, Camas, Ridgefield, Washougal — then build dedicated Portland pages to compete in the organic results, where proximity matters far less than relevance.
Two to four weeks from kickoff to launch for most Vancouver small business sites. The pace depends almost entirely on how quickly we get your content, photos, and feedback — the build itself is rarely the bottleneck.
No. Most of our clients are here in Clark County, but we build and rank sites for businesses across Washington, Oregon, and out of state. Being local matters for your customers — it does not have to matter for where your web designer sits.