For businesses that cover a lot of ground
Businesses around Dallas-Fort Worth often serve a wide area, and their websites rarely show it. One generic page cannot rank for every city and service you cover, and a visitor from the other side of the metro cannot tell whether you come to them.
The sites I build answer that directly. Each service gets its own page, the areas you cover are listed clearly, and every enquiry goes into a CRM that replies in seconds, even when you are out on a job.
What a Dallas business usually gets
- Service area and service pages, each targeting what customers actually search.
- Clear pricing or plans where you can show them, so fewer calls are about price alone.
- Automatic follow-up, so no enquiry waits until the end of the day.
- Shopify instead, if you sell products online.
Prices and timelines
For a business covering several Dallas-Fort Worth cities, the Complete WordPress package from $2,200 includes up to 12 pages, so each service and main area gets its own page, plus local SEO and CRM intake. Smaller sites start at $999, and Shopify stores at $1,500. Grill Clean Up's site, with 238 service municipalities listed, was $2,700. Details: WordPress development.
Work you can check
- Magic Wave Express Car Wash: four membership tiers side by side and 24/7 CRM replies. Built in 5 days for $2,000.
- Grill Clean Up: before-and-after proof and 238 service municipalities listed for local search. Built in 2 weeks.
- ShephDa Signature: a Texas wound care practice with a page for each of the 17 counties it serves and automatic follow-up. Built in 1 week for $2,600.
How the project runs from Dallas
- Free 30-minute call in Central Time.
- Fixed-price proposal within a week.
- Weekly demos while the site is built.
- Launch and handoff, with every account in your name.
