Everything below is built by hand in Canton and Woodstock, Georgia — no templates, no outsourcing, and no account manager between you and the person doing the work. Websites, online stores, custom software, the servers they run on, and the search visibility that brings people to them.
A website is not a brochure that happens to be online. It is the thing that decides whether somebody calls you or calls someone else.
A site designed from a blank page around your brand, your customers and what you actually sell — not a theme with your logo dropped into it.
Web design in Georgia →Built and configured properly: clean theme, only the plugins you need, and an admin panel you can use without breaking anything.
WordPress setup →From a hand-coded static site to a full Laravel application. When a project outgrows a CMS, it moves to a framework rather than a pile of plugins.
Laravel development →Products, variations, stock, cart, checkout, shipping rules, tax and order emails — the whole machine, tested with real payments.
E-commerce development →Rebuilding an outdated site without losing its rankings: every existing URL is mapped and redirected, so the traffic follows you across.
Read more →One page with one job — turning ad clicks into calls, bookings or sales. Fast to build, fast to load, easy to measure.
Price a landing page →Most web designers stop at the website and hand you to a hosting company. I run the servers too, which is why a problem gets fixed rather than passed along.
A clean, correctly configured Linux server: web server, PHP, database, mail, certificates, backups and monitoring, tuned for the site that will run on it.
Server setup & configuration →Hardening, firewall rules, brute-force protection, malware scanning and intrusion monitoring — for servers that are already exposed as well as new ones.
Server security & firewall →Need your own machine rather than shared hosting? I source, provision and manage dedicated and virtual servers, and you can rent one from me with the management included.
Ask about a server →Hosting where somebody is actually watching: updates applied, backups verified, certificates renewed, and uptime monitored around the clock.
How hosting works →The specific job of locking down a WordPress install — file permissions, login protection, plugin audit, malware removal and clean-up after a hack.
WordPress hardening →Automated off-site backups you can actually restore from, uptime and certificate monitoring, and HTTPS configured properly across the whole site.
What is included →Not every business wants a build cost up front. There are two ways to work with me, and the right one depends on how you would rather pay for it.
A one-off build. You own the code, the domain and the design outright, and you can host it anywhere you like afterwards. Best when you want an asset on your books.
Estimate a build →A complete site for a monthly fee — design, hosting, updates, security, backups and support in one figure, with no build cost at the start. Best when you want it handled.
See the plans →Updates, backups, security monitoring, small content changes and someone to call when something breaks. Works on sites I did not build.
What care covers →The work that has no visible front page: the systems behind the site that make it do a job rather than just exist.
Dashboards, admin panels, calculators, internal tools and full web applications, built for the way your business actually runs.
Custom applications →Card payments, wallets, hosted checkouts and point-of-sale systems wired to your site and verified against the real account, not a sandbox.
Payment integration →Connecting your site to the services it depends on — shipping carriers, accounting, CRM, maps, AI providers — including generating, restricting and safely storing the API keys.
Integration work →Repetitive work moved off a person and onto a schedule: imports, exports, renaming, resizing, report generation and data processing.
Automation write-ups →Chat assistants, content generation and AI-driven features built into your own site, with your own data, rather than bolted on from a widget.
Discuss a build →Mileage and freight calculators, rate lookups and fleet tooling — the kind of software a logistics business cannot buy off a shelf.
See the approach →A website nobody finds is an expensive business card. Search visibility is part of every build here rather than an upsell afterwards.
Titles, descriptions, headings, canonicals, structured data, sitemaps and crawlability — the layer search engines read before they read a word of your copy.
Run a free audit →Being found by people in your town: location pages that are genuinely about that town, consistent name/address/phone, and local structured data.
Georgia coverage →Claiming, verifying and filling in the profile that decides whether you appear in the map pack — categories, services, hours, photos and posts, kept in step with the website.
Ask about setup →Image formats, caching, render-blocking scripts and server response time — measured, fixed, and measured again.
One common fix →Analytics and conversion tracking installed so you can see which pages bring calls, and which ones only bring visits.
Get it set up →Pages and articles written to answer what people actually search for. More pages, more answers, more ways in.
Read the blog →The same engineering, shaped to how each trade sells. Every one of these has a page of its own:
Canton and Woodstock are home, metro Atlanta is the neighbourhood, and the rest of the United States is a video call away. There is a page for every town I serve — see all 50+ Georgia cities, or start with metro Atlanta, Canton, Woodstock, Marietta or Alpharetta.
Every quote is fixed and agreed before any work starts, and there is no charge for the conversation. If a rebuild is not worth it, I will tell you that too.