Built from scratch
Hand-coded for your shop, not a template with your logo dropped in. Your services, your hours, your photos.
I build it, host it and keep it running, so the people already searching for what you do find you instead of the shop down the road.
"You run the shop. I'll handle the website, from the first line of code to the change you text me next spring."
The person who builds your site is the same person who picks up when you call.

I'm Max. I live in The Woodlands, and I build websites for the local shops people around here already drive past every day: mechanics, tint shops, barbers, restaurants.
A lot of the best shops in Spring and The Woodlands run on word of mouth and a phone number. They have the reviews and the regulars, but when someone new searches on their phone, there's nothing to tap, so the call goes to whoever has a site. That's the gap I fix.
I write the code myself, set up your Google listing, host the site and keep it running. No account managers, no ticket queue, no contract you need a lawyer for. You text me, I answer.
"Keep it simple. One person, no runaround, and a site that makes your phone ring. If something needs changing, you text me and it's done."
Let's get your shop found.
Start your websiteBuilding it, putting it online and looking after it. You don't touch any of the tech.
Hand-coded for your shop, not a template with your logo dropped in. Your services, your hours, your photos.
I set up the domain and the hosting so it's fast, secure and online around the clock. You never have to think about renewals.
Most of your customers find you on their phone. One tap to call, one tap for directions, no pinching to read.
Your Google Business Profile set up and linked to the site, so you show up in the map results people actually tap.
New hours, a new service, a holiday closure. Text me and it's changed, usually the same day.
You tell me about your shop for ten minutes. I do the rest: the words, the layout, the launch.
Reviews and word of mouth got you here. A website is how the next customer, the one who's never heard of you, picks you.
"Mechanic near me." "Window tint Spring TX." A site gives Google something to show when those searches happen down the street.
When there's nothing to tap, people call the next shop. A site turns "maybe" into a call while it still counts.
People decide in seconds whether a shop looks legit. A clean site makes a new customer comfortable handing you their keys.
Hours, prices, directions and services answered at 10 p.m. so you aren't answering the same questions on the phone all day.
Facebook pages and booking apps put you next to competitors. Your own site and address are yours alone.
A Facebook post is gone in a day. Your site keeps bringing in new customers every week, long after it goes live.
Three steps. You spend about ten minutes on it. I do the rest.
A quick call or a few texts: what you do, your hours, your photos. That's all I need from you.
You check it on your own phone and tell me what to change. It goes live in about three days, and only once you've approved it.
Hosting, updates and changes. Text me a change and I reply within a day.
Three quick answers. I'll text you back within a day with what I'd build for your shop.
I read every one of these myself. Expect a text within a day.