Website development for Castle Rock businesses. Most of what gets sold as development is a build with a bigger page count, and this page is about telling the two apart before you pay for the wrong one.
$1,500 to $6,500 one time. Month to month after that, and every account in your name.
I am fifteen minutes up the road in Parker and I work on Castle Rock jobs in person. Flemings Tree Care is a Castle Rock client.
Development and design get used as though one is the serious version of the other. They are not the same job, and the gap between them is usually thousands of dollars.
What most Castle Rock businesses are quoted for as development is a normal site build with more pages on it. That is worth paying for. It is just not worth paying developer rates for, and almost nobody will tell you which one you are buying.
Somebody searching for one specific job is not going to dig through a combined Services page to find it, and neither is Google. Nine services means nine pages.
Castle Pines, Franktown, Larkspur, The Pinery. Real pages about work you have done there, not one page duplicated with the town name changed.
Under two seconds on a truck's mobile signal, not on an office wifi connection. Speed is the part of development that actually shows up in whether people stay.
Business, services, FAQ and breadcrumbs, written into every page. This is genuinely development work and it is included rather than quoted separately.
Domain, hosting, content, logins and your Google profile, all yours from day one. Ask whoever you hire that question before you sign anything.
Development means writing something that does not exist yet. A booking system that checks your crew's availability. A quoting tool that prices a job from measurements. Anything talking to software you already run, like a CRM or a scheduler.
That work is real, it is slow, and it is priced accordingly. If you need it, you need a developer and no amount of good design substitutes.
What most businesses in Castle Rock actually need is a site built properly. More pages, each one about a single job, structured so search engines and customers can both find the thing they came for. That is a build, and it is a fraction of the cost of development.
The reason this matters is that almost nobody draws the line for you. Ask for development, get quoted for development, pay development rates for a site that needed none of it. Telling you which one you are is the cheapest thing I do and it usually costs me the larger invoice.
If you are not sure, the teardown answers it. I would rather charge you $47 and be right than $6,500 and be wrong about what you needed.
$47. I pull apart the businesses outranking you in Castle Rock and tell you whether your problem needs development or a rebuild. Most people start here.
Forty minutes on what you sell and what customers ask. If anything in it genuinely needs building, that is where it gets identified and priced.
Written, built, tested on real phones, launched. Your Google Business Profile gets rebuilt at the same time, because the site and the profile rank together.
Castle Rock is less crowded than Denver, so the climb is usually shorter here. Month six is where call volume you can feel tends to show up.
A three page custom site starts at $1,500. A twenty page build with a page per service and per town runs $6,500. Most Castle Rock businesses land near $3,500, and your exact figure goes in writing before anything starts.
Genuine development work is quoted separately, because it is the only part of this where I cannot tell you the number before I know what you are asking for. If your job does not need any, I will say so.
The full breakdown is on the pricing page.
Design decides what the pages are, what they say and how they are laid out. Development writes software that did not exist before, like a booking system or a connection to a tool you already use. Most business websites need the first and none of the second.
Ask what the site has to do that a page cannot. If the answer is take bookings against a live schedule, price a job from inputs, or talk to your CRM, that is development. If the answer is explain what you do and get the phone to ring, it is a build.
Sometimes, and sometimes not. It depends on whether you need what WordPress buys you, because it also charges a maintenance and speed tax forever. That decision is its own conversation rather than a default.
I am based in Parker, about fifteen minutes up the road, and I work on Castle Rock job sites in person. Flemings Tree Care is a Castle Rock client and holds the number one position for multiple high-volume search terms.
Yes. Domain, hosting account, content, images and logins are registered to you from day one, and access transfers within one business day of you asking. Plenty of agencies keep those in their own name and then bill you to hand them over.
Based in Parker, fifteen minutes from Castle Rock. The towns nearest me are the ones I can win the map pack in fastest, and I will tell you honestly which searches you can realistically take from where you sit.
I'll show you the businesses beating you in Castle Rock, and tell you whether what you need is development or a build. Forty-eight hours, no call required. Yours to keep whether we work together or not.
$47, free if you go ahead with any service. If you do not see an increase in calls by month three, I work for free until you do.
Your Local Site Design LLC
1394 Deertrack Ln
Parker, CO 80134
(303) 981-0908