Hard to Use on a Phone
Tiny text, a number you can't tap and a menu that hides the services. Most local visitors arrive on a phone, often parked outside a job or a store.
Sealy website design
Websites for Sealy and Austin County businesses, designed and built a short drive down I-10 in Katy.
We design, write and build websites for trades, retailers, farm and ranch suppliers, manufacturers and professional firms around Sealy. Each site is built around the questions your customers ask before they call: what you do, where you go, roughly what it costs and how fast they can reach you.
Plenty of Austin County businesses run on a site a relative built years ago, or a Facebook page in place of one. Either way, we start with what you have and keep whatever is still worth keeping.
Overview
A build covers more than the design: the words, the page structure, the forms, the hosting and the setup that tells Google where you work.
We plan the pages first, write the copy with you, design on top of real content rather than placeholder text, then build on WordPress or Webflow. Before launch we set up GA4, Search Console, call tracking and redirects from your old pages so you keep the rankings you already have. Then we show your team how to make routine edits.
You own the domain, hosting account and site files from day one. We set them up under your business, not ours.
What's wrong with the old site
Most small-town sites aren't ugly. They're missing what a customer needs before picking up the phone, or what Google needs to show them in Sealy searches.
Tiny text, a number you can't tap and a menu that hides the services. Most local visitors arrive on a phone, often parked outside a job or a store.
A site that only says "Greater Houston" gives Google nothing to connect with Sealy, Bellville or Wallis searches, so Katy firms show up instead.
Cheap shared hosting and a WordPress install nobody has updated in years mean slow pages, security warnings and forms that quietly stop sending.
"Quality service, competitive prices" on every page. Customers want to know which jobs you take, your hours, your area and how quotes work.
What's included
Every project gets a fixed scope and price before we start. These are the parts most local business sites need.
We list every service, product line and town you want to be found for, then turn that into a sitemap where each important search has a page to land on.
You sign off the sitemap before design starts, so nothing gets bolted on at the last minute and pushes back the launch date.
A 45-minute call with you or your manager gives us what only you know: jobs you love, jobs you turn down, how pricing works and what customers always ask.
We write every page from that in plain words, and you approve it before it goes on the site.
Layouts designed in Figma with your logo, colors, trucks, storefront and staff, not stock photos of people in a downtown office.
You see phone and desktop versions of the key pages and get two rounds of changes before we build.
Most Sealy businesses get WordPress, because it's widely supported and easy to edit. Webflow suits firms that want tighter design control and less plugin upkeep.
Either way, the site is built to load fast on a rural phone signal, pass Core Web Vitals and run on managed hosting with daily backups.
Every build includes:
Pages for the towns you actually serve, each with real detail: the jobs you do there, photos from local work and directions for customers who visit your shop.
We don't make twenty copies of one page with the town name swapped. Google ignores them, and customers notice.
Short quote forms that ask only what you need, routed to the right inbox or phone, with an option to attach photos of the job.
If you use Jobber, Housecall Pro, Square or a booking tool, we connect the site to it. CallRail shows which pages make the phone ring.
Before going live we map every old URL to its new page, connect Search Console and GA4, and update the website link on your Google Business Profile.
After launch you get a recorded walkthrough showing your team how to change hours, add photos and post updates without calling us.
Launch checklist:
Before kickoff
The projects that launch on time are the ones where the content arrives early. Pulling these together before kickoff saves weeks of back-and-forth and gives the design something real to work with.
Useful to have ready:
Missing a few? We'll work around the gaps and tell you which ones are worth filling before launch.
After launch
A good-looking site that doesn't change the number of calls is a redesign, not an improvement. These are the numbers we check.
| Measure | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Calls from the website | Tracked calls from the new site, compared with the old one |
| Quote form submissions | How many forms arrive, and from which pages |
| Search Console clicks | Which searches bring people to the new pages |
| Local page traffic | Whether the Sealy, Bellville and Wallis pages get found |
| Mobile load speed | Core Web Vitals from real phones, not just a desktop test |
| Broken old links | Any old URLs that slipped past the redirects |
Comparing the new site with the old one needs tracking on both, so we add GA4 and call tracking to your current site a few weeks before the rebuild starts.
Recent work
A selection of sites we designed and built for service businesses and specialist firms. Hover a project to scroll through the page.
How it works
We meet at our Katy studio or online, look at your current site and agree the pages, features, budget and launch date.
We plan the pages, interview you and write the copy. You approve the words before design starts.
Phone and desktop layouts for the key pages, with your photos and copy in place. Two rounds of changes are included.
We build on WordPress or Webflow, test every form and phone link, check speed on mobile and install tracking.
Redirects go live, Google gets the new sitemap and your team gets a walkthrough of how to edit the site.
Tell us what your site needs to do. We'll send back a fixed scope, price and timeline.
Plan Your New WebsiteAfter launch
A live site needs looking after. Our care plan keeps it updated, backed up and current as your services, staff and prices change.
Optional and month to month. Cancel whenever you like and keep every login.
Care plans include:
If you'd rather make every edit yourself, we hand everything over with the training and step back.
Compare
Three common routes for a Sealy business site. The right one depends on how often you'll change it and how much you want to own.
Pages planned around your searches, copy written for your business and a build you own. Higher upfront cost, and with care it lasts for years.
Cheaper and quicker, and fine for a simple brochure site. You trade design control and speed for a stack of plugins, and themes age fast.
See WordPress WebsitesQuick to set up yourself for a monthly fee. Limited for local SEO and hard to move away from, because the site lives on their platform.
Talk Through Your OptionsSelling online rather than booking jobs? Shopify or WooCommerce changes the plan, and we scope that separately.
Your project
A feed store, a roofer and an accounting firm need different sites. We scope around how your customers decide.
We scope around:
Scope agreed in writing up front means a fixed price and no surprise invoices halfway through.
Learn About The Digital ElitesFAQ
We won't promise a number of calls before we've seen your current traffic, your competitors and how many people search for your services around Sealy. What we will do is track calls and forms on your old site and the new one, so you can see the difference for yourself.
A fixed price, quoted after the discovery call and based on page count, copywriting, integrations and features. Hosting, domain and any paid plugins or Webflow plans are third-party costs we list separately. Care after launch is optional and month to month, with no long contract.
Most local business sites take six to ten weeks from kickoff to launch. The biggest factor is how quickly copy approvals and photos come back, which is why we ask for them early.
Not if the move is handled properly. We map every old URL to a new one with 301 redirects, keep the pages that already rank and watch Search Console for errors in the weeks after launch.
Yes. WordPress and Webflow both let you change text, photos, hours and blog posts without touching code. We record a walkthrough for your team and stay on hand for anything larger.
You do. Domain, hosting, design files and content are in your business's name from the start. If you leave our care plan, you keep everything and we hand over every login.
Only if you want to. Our studio is at 3323 Upland Spring Trce in Katy, and most reviews work fine on a screen share. If you'd rather see the design walkthrough in person, it's a short drive from Sealy and we're happy to set it up.
Yes. Every site launch includes updating your Google Business Profile link, and we offer ongoing local SEO, Google Ads and social for Sealy businesses. Those are quoted separately, so you can start with the website alone.
Send us your current site, or tell us you don't have one yet. We'll look it over, ask what you need it to do and come back with a fixed scope, price and timeline.