Web design and branding for Cypress, Texas businesses
I live in Cypress. My kids go to school here. When I build a website for a business in the 77433, I already know the streets your customers drive, the neighborhoods they live in, and the competitors they are comparing you against.
That matters more than it sounds. Most of the agencies ranking for "web design Cypress TX" are not in Cypress. Some are not even in Texas. A few are not in the country. They will build you something that looks fine and knows nothing about who is
Who I build for:
Mostly home services and trades. Plumbers, HVAC, roofing, electrical, power washing, lawn and landscape, pest control, remodelers. Also the local shops around them: bakeries, salons, gyms, small retail.
The common thread is that the phone ringing is the whole business. Nobody in that group needs a website that wins design awards. They need one that turns a homeowner with a problem into a phone call inside thirty seconds.
If you are a national brand or a venture-backed startup, I am the wrong call. That is honest, not modest.
What it costs
Most sites on page one of this search will not tell you a number until you book a call. Here are mine.
Landing page — $1,500 to $2,500. One page, built to convert. Right for a business that mostly runs on referrals and needs a professional place to send people.
Small business website — $4,000 to $7,500. Five to ten pages, service pages that can rank, photo galleries, contact forms that actually deliver. This is what most Cypress contractors need.
Website redesign — $3,500 to $8,000. You have a site. It is dated, slow, or it does not work on a phone. We keep what works and fix what does not.
Logo and brand kit — $750 to $2,500. Colors, type, and the files you actually need for trucks, shirts, yard signs and invoices.
Local SEO — $500 to $2,500 a month. Google Business Profile, service area pages, review systems. This is the one that gets you in the map pack.
Website care — $100 to $300 a month. Updates, backups, and someone to call when something breaks.
Every number moves with scope. None of them move because of what your truck looks like.
How it works
1. The free three point review. Before you spend anything, I look at your website, your Google listing and your social, and I tell you the three things costing you the most calls right now. In writing. No deck, no pitch.
Plenty of people take the review and fix it themselves. That is fine. It is how you find out whether I know what I am talking about.
2. Scope and a flat number. If you want to work together, you get a fixed price before anything starts. Not an hourly estimate that grows.
3. Build. You see it in progress, not at the end.
4. Launch, then care. The site goes live, and I stay reachable. You are not filing a ticket with a company in another time zone.
Where I work
Cypress, and the towns around it: Bridgeland, Towne Lake, Fairfield, Cypress Creek Lakes, Jersey Village, Tomball, Katy, Waller, Spring and northwest Houston.
Close enough to meet at a job site or a coffee shop, which is usually how the first conversation goes.
Questions people ask
How long does a website take? A landing page is usually two weeks. A full small business site is four to six. The slowest part is almost always waiting on photos and copy from you, so the faster you get me those, the faster it launches.
Do I own the site when it is done? Yes. The domain is yours, the site is yours, and you can take it somewhere else whenever you want. I do not hold anything hostage.
Can you just fix my existing site? Sometimes. If it is on a platform I can work in and the bones are good, a fix is cheaper than a rebuild. The three point review will tell you which one you are looking at.
Do you do the photos? Photography is rolling out as a standalone service. Right now, for most jobs, the best photos are the ones you take on your phone in daylight of your actual crew doing actual work. I will tell you exactly which shots to get.
What if I already rank fine? Then do not hire me. Some businesses genuinely do not need this. The review will tell you that too.
Start with the review
It is free, it takes me about twenty minutes, and you get it in writing. Worst case you learn three things about your own business you did not know.
