What our web design services cover
Dominion Web Design Pro offers web design services for local businesses: the plumber who needs the phone to ring, the salon owner who is tired of a page nobody updates, the small law office that wants its practice areas explained properly. Every service on this page ends in the same thing, a working website where each page was written by hand for that business and the towns it serves.
What changes from one service to the next is the starting point and the reader. A brand new business needs different pages than a twenty-year shop with an outdated site. A roofer's customer is reading on a phone after a storm; a therapist's client is reading at night, deciding whether to reach out at all. The services below are grouped so you can find the one that sounds like you.
One thing does not change: you see a demo of your site before there is any talk of money.
Every service, side by side
Each card opens a page that goes into the detail: who the service is for, what the site includes, and which package usually fits.
Small Business Website Design
A hand-written website for a local business: the pages a customer actually reads, a contact form that reaches you, and the search basics set up from day one.
Contractor Website Design
Websites for builders, remodelers and trades that show the work, name the towns you cover and make the phone number impossible to miss.
SEO Web Design
A site built so Google can read it: titles, headings, schema, speed and pages for the towns and services people search for.
Small Business Website Redesign
When the old site is slow, out of date or rented, a rebuild that keeps the pages and links already working for you.
Affordable Website Design for Small Business
What a fair, low one-time price buys, what it leaves out, and how to keep a small budget from turning into a monthly bill forever.
Web Design for Plumbers
Plumbing websites built around the emergency call: the number up top, the services listed plainly and the towns you drive to.
Roofing Contractor Website Design
Roofing websites for storm season and the rest of the year: inspections, repairs, replacements, insurance questions and the counties you serve.
Web Design for Law Firms
Websites for small and solo law practices that explain each practice area clearly and stay inside the lawyer advertising rules.
Web Design for Therapists
Calm, private-practice websites that help the right clients find you, with contact forms that do not ask for health details.
Three ways to think about which one you need
Most owners fit one of these situations. Find yours, and the service follows from it.
You have no website, or one you are embarrassed by
Start with small business website design. It covers the pages every local business needs and how they are written. If budget is the worry, affordable website design is honest about what a low one-time price buys and what it leaves out.
You have a site, but it is slow, dated or rented
That is a website redesign. The difference from a new build is care for what already works: old web addresses get pointed at the new pages so you do not lose the search history you have built.
You have a site, but nobody finds it
Read SEO web design. It explains how titles, headings, schema, speed and town pages are built into the site from the start, instead of sold back to you as an add-on.
Web design services by trade
A trade page is not a different product. It is the same hand-written website, planned around how customers in that line of work search and decide. These are the trades with real search demand behind them, so each has its own page.
Contractors, plumbers and roofers
For the trades, the site exists to make the phone ring. The number sits at the top of every page, the services are named in the words customers use ("water heater replacement", not "hydronic solutions"), and the towns you drive to each get mentioned properly. See contractor website design, web design for plumbers and roofing contractor website design.
Law firms and therapists
Professional practices have rules a contractor does not. A law firm site has to explain practice areas without making promises the state bar would object to. A therapist's contact form should never ask a stranger for health details. See web design for law firms and web design for therapists.
Do not see your trade listed? That only means there is no separate page for it yet. Salons, auto shops, cleaners, veterinarians and dental offices all get the same service, and the demo generator already builds previews for them.
What is the same in every service
Whatever the starting point, these parts of the work are the same for every business:
- A demo first. You give your business name and trade on the demo page and see a site built for you before you pay anything.
- Pages written by hand. No page is filled into a template from a list of town names. Maurice writes each one for your business.
- Built for phones first. Google has crawled sites primarily with its mobile crawler since it finished the move to mobile-first indexing in 2023, and most of your customers are on a phone too.
- Search basics included. Page titles, descriptions and a sitemap submitted to Google on every package. Google's own guidance treats a sitemap as a hint that helps it find your pages, not a ranking switch, and we describe it that way.
- You own it. The finished site is yours outright once it is paid for.
- A person you can reach. The phone is answered any hour by an AI receptionist that can put you through to Maurice, the same person who builds the site.
Which package goes with which service?
The services describe the kind of site. The packages describe how big it is. Any service can be built on any package, and here is the usual fit:
- Starter, $497A new business, or a one-town business that needs five solid pages: home, services, about, contact and service area.
- Pro, $997A business that takes calls from several towns and wants 10 pages, 10 researched city pages, schema and Google Business Profile setup.
- Agency, $1,997A business with many services across a wide area, where keyword research decides which town-and-service pages are worth writing, usually 30 to 60.
All three are one-time prices. The full comparison, including what is monthly and what is not, is on the pricing page.
Add-ons that stand next to the website
These are separate from the build. You can say no to every one and still have a complete site.
AI chat widget
Part of Pro. It answers visitors any hour and takes their name and number. Free for 14 days, then $297 a month if you keep it.
AI phone agent
Agency includes the setup. The agent is free for 7 days, then $297 a month for up to 750 minutes, cancel any time. It is run with our sister brand AI Voice Agent Pros.
Hosting and upkeep
Hosting, maintenance and updates are included while you keep the AI agent. Without the agent they are $49 a month.
Free tools before you hire anyone
You can learn a lot about your current website without talking to a web designer. The Site Check reads any web address and reports on titles, headings, speed and search basics in plain English. The Before and After tool puts two sites side by side on Google PageSpeed scores. Both are free and neither asks for a credit card.
If you want to know how we decide how many town pages a business needs, read how city pages work. If you want the steps from first call to launch, read how the process works.
The quickest way to judge any of these services is to see one built for your business. The demo is free and there is nothing to sign.