Industries we build for
Each of these 28 kinds of business has its own page: the problems its websites usually have, what we build for it, and the questions owners ask us first.
- Pages written for your trade, not a template with the name swapped
- A quote form that reaches a person, tested before launch
- Based in West Michigan, working with businesses across the US
Prefer to talk? Call (616) 580-0996
- Real client work: Banyan Surplus, an online parts store that mirrors more than 34,000 eBay listings and syncs every day.
- What we build: websites, large online stores, member databases, integrations and the search work behind them.
- Who you talk to: Aiden or Matt, a family business in West Michigan working with businesses across the US. Call (616) 580-0996.
Trades and contractors
Calls and quote requests are the whole game: a page for every service, real job photos, forms that reach you and local search done honestly.
Contractors and trades
Websites for excavation, drywall, painting, tree care, trucking and other trades that make the phone ring: a page per service, real job photos, quote forms that reach you, and local search.
Electricians
Websites for electrical contractors that show your license, give each job its own page, from panel upgrades to EV chargers, and keep an urgent call one tap away.
Plumbers
Websites for plumbing companies that put the after-hours number where a worried homeowner can tap it, and give water heaters, drains, sewer lines and repipes their own pages.
HVAC contractors
Websites for heating and cooling companies that follow the seasons, give every system you install its own page, and make it easy to call when the heat quits or to ask about a maintenance plan.
Roofers
Websites for roofing contractors that show homeowners a real local company, explain repairs, replacements and storm claims plainly, and make booking an inspection easy.
Excavation contractors
Websites for excavation and site work companies that show the equipment and the jobs, give basements, septic, land clearing and grading their own pages, and speak to builders as well as landowners.
Landscaping and lawn care companies
Websites for landscapers and lawn care companies that sell season programs, show real installs, and bring in quote requests from the towns on your routes.
Tree services
Websites for tree services that answer the storm call fast and win the planned removal: a page per service, real job photos and proof of insurance.
Painting contractors
Websites for painting contractors that show real before-and-after work, explain your prep, and turn visitors into estimate requests for the jobs you want.
Drywall contractors
Websites for drywall contractors that speak to homeowners with a repair and to builders who need a hang-and-finish crew, with real photos and forms that reach you.
Concrete and masonry contractors
Websites for concrete and masonry contractors that show the work under the surface, separate driveways from chimneys, and bring in quote requests for the jobs you want.
Remodelers and general contractors
Websites for remodelers and general contractors that show finished kitchens, baths and additions, explain how a project runs, and turn a long decision into a consultation request.
Trucking and hauling companies
Websites for dump truck, aggregate, lowboy and local hauling companies that show what you haul, take load requests, open commercial accounts and help you hire drivers.
Your trade is not listed?
We build for any trade that runs on calls and quote requests. Tell us the work you want more of.
Online stores and parts sellers
Big catalogs, part numbers, fitment and feeds: stores built so buyers find the right item and your data stays in step.
eBay and surplus parts sellers
Your own store beside your eBay store: every listing mirrored with photos and specs, search that finds part numbers, categories shoppers understand, and a daily sync.
Small and growing retailers
For retailers selling their own products who are ready to move off a marketplace or a starter template: a store you own, product pages that answer questions, and checkout under your own business.
Auto parts sellers
A parts store where buyers search by part number, check fitment that comes from real data, and see the core charge and return terms before they order.
Industrial and MRO suppliers
A store maintenance buyers can use with a line down: specs in a clear table, part-number search, cross-references taken from manufacturer data, and a quote request when they need a price for a quantity.
Used equipment dealers
Every machine on its own page with hours, condition notes and every photo, plus inquiry forms that arrive with the stock number already filled in.
Wholesale distributors
A site where approved trade customers sign in, see the prices set for their account, reorder what they bought last time and ask for a quote, with the catalog kept current from your ERP.
Store migration
We move stores from Shopify or WooCommerce to Wix Headless: products, customers and order history where the platforms allow, every old address redirected, and the trade-offs explained before you decide.
Selling something else?
Any catalog that has to stay accurate. Tell us what you sell and where the product data lives.
Local businesses and organizations
Bookings, tours, inquiries, donations and members: sites that answer the questions people ask before they call.
Clubs and organizations
Club and organization sites with a real member database: logins, roles, approval queues, searchable archives and a wiki, rebuilt from the old site without losing a page.
Property managers and office rentals
Websites for property managers, landlords and office buildings that fill vacancies with real photos and tour requests, give tenants a clear way to report problems, and show owners how you manage.
Mortgage brokers
Mortgage broker websites that show the real people and licensing behind the business, explain each loan program in plain words, and take inquiries without collecting sensitive data.
Real estate agents
Websites for agents and small brokerages that show what you know about the areas you really serve, send buyer and seller leads to your inbox, and display listings only from sources you are allowed to use.
Nonprofits
Nonprofit websites that take donations in the organization's own legal name, sign up volunteers, list events and explain each program to the people it serves.
Churches
Church websites that tell a first-time visitor when and where to come, keep members up to date on sermons, events and groups, and keep member details private.
Auto repair shops
Websites for independent auto repair shops that take appointment requests, explain each repair, show the makes you know best and present your reviews honestly.
Cleaning companies
Websites for house cleaners, maid services and commercial cleaning companies that separate recurring and one-time work, take bookings or quote requests, and show the trust details buyers look for.
Something else?
Tell us what your organization does and what people need to do on the site.
Services that fit any business
These are the businesses we know best, not the only ones we work with. Our services, like managed hosting, SEO and AI visibility and automations, fit any business that sells online or depends on calls and form leads.
Tell us about your business
Describe what you sell and who buys it. We will tell you honestly whether we are a good fit and what we would build first.
- We read your message and look at your current site, listings or profiles.
- We reply with a few questions, or a time to talk.
- You get a written proposal with one-time and monthly costs listed separately.