Our websites are tailored to your needs. Most small business sites in Southwest Washington range between $2,000–$6,000, depending on size, features, and content. We’ll give you a clear estimate before starting.

On average, 2–8 weeks from kickoff to launch, depending on how quickly we receive content and feedback. Larger or more complex sites may take longer.

You do. At completion, you own the domain, content, and files. We don’t hold your site hostage.

Yes. We can provide professional copywriting and access to high-quality stock photography. You’re also welcome to supply your own content or images.

We include two rounds of revisions at each major design stage. This ensures the site meets your expectations without dragging out timelines.

We follow a structured process: discovery, design mockups, development, content integration, SEO optimization, testing, and launch. You’ll have regular checkpoints for input.

We primarily build on Duda and Square Space. For some clients, we may recommend Shopify (eCommerce) or lightweight builders depending on goals.

Yes. Every site we build is mobile-friendly and optimized for phones, tablets, and desktops.

Yes. We train clients on how to update text, images, and blog posts. If you prefer, we also offer monthly administration packages.

Yes. We can set up or manage all of these, ensuring your site is secure and running smoothly.

We provide monthly website administration packages that include backups, updates, security checks, and content edits.

Yes. We optimize for fast load times by compressing images, using quality hosting, and applying best practices.

We implement SSL certificates, firewall protection, and regular updates to keep your site safe from hacks and malware.

Yes. All sites include on-page SEO: optimized titles, descriptions, alt text, and keyword-friendly copy.

We focus on location-based Google Business optimization, and local directory listings to make sure your business shows up where your customers are searching.

We conduct keyword research using local search data and competitor analysis. We usually recommend starting with 10–20 core keywords.

Yes. Google Business Profile optimization is one of our specialties. We handle setup, posting, photos, reviews, and keyword targeting.

We create high-quality local citations and pursue backlinks from reputable sources, ensuring your business builds long-term authority.

We track traffic, rankings, calls, clicks, and conversions. Reports are typically provided monthly.

We monitor industry updates and adjust strategies as needed. SEO is ongoing, and we stay ahead of algorithm changes.

No legitimate SEO provider can guarantee rankings. We guarantee best practices, consistent effort, and measurable growth in visibility and leads.

No problem. Our sites are scalable — you can add eCommerce, booking systems, or additional pages as your business grows.

Yes. We provide a portfolio of sites built for local businesses and can share success stories upon request.

We combine digital marketing expertise with hands-on technical support. Unlike many agencies, we’re local, accessible, and invested in your success.

No. All of our web design, SEO, and support services are handled in-house.

Yes. We design with ADA and accessibility standards in mind, ensuring your site is usable by everyone.

Typically, we require a deposit to start, a progress payment, and the balance upon launch. Ongoing services are billed monthly.

We provide 30 days of free support after launch, plus optional ongoing administration plans.

Yes. In addition to web design and SEO, we provide Google Business marketing, consulting, and support for local digital campaigns.

You retain full ownership of your website and data. We’ll provide a clean handoff so you’re not locked in.

The best router depends on your home size and internet service. For rural areas, we recommend a mesh WiFi system to cover larger spaces and handle weak ISP signals. We’ll match the router to your location and needs during consultation.

Many ISPs provide a combination modem/router, but performance is often limited. Using a separate modem and router gives better speed, control, and reliability.

Most routers cover 50–100 feet indoors, but walls and floors reduce signal. A mesh system or additional access points can ensure coverage upstairs and downstairs.

Buying your own router saves money long-term and gives you more control and features. Rental units work, but are usually slower and cost more over time.

If you stream HD or game online, look for routers rated for at least 500 Mbps or higher. For households with many devices, a WiFi 6 router is ideal.

2.4 GHz = longer range, slower speed.

5 GHz = faster speed, shorter range.

Most modern routers use both (dual-band) to balance coverage and performance.

WiFi 5 works for many homes, but WiFi 6 is faster, more efficient, and handles multiple devices better. For future-proofing, WiFi 6 is the smarter choice.

Basic routers handle 10–20 devices. WiFi 6 routers or mesh systems support 50+ devices without slowing down, which is important for smart homes.

A router connects your devices to the internet. An access point extends WiFi coverage into areas the main router can’t reach.

Yes, especially in larger homes, offices, or rural properties. Mesh systems eliminate dead zones and give seamless coverage across the whole property.

Drops can be caused by outdated equipment, interference, or poor ISP service. We diagnose whether it’s a router issue or provider issue and fix the weak link.

We recommend mesh routers, access points, or strategic cabling to extend coverage. During consultation, we map your WiFi signal and eliminate gaps.

Ideally in a central, elevated location away from walls, appliances, and metal. We help clients find the best placement for maximum coverage.

For gaming, streaming, and security cameras, hardwired Ethernet connections provide better stability and speed. We can install cabling where needed.

You can use speedtest.net to measure both. If your WiFi is much slower than your internet plan, it may be a router or placement issue we can fix.

Floors and walls block signals. A mesh system or access points are the best way to ensure even coverage between levels.

Microwaves, cordless phones, metal walls, and even neighbors’ networks can cause interference. We identify these during troubleshooting and adjust settings.

It adds a small layer of privacy, but strong passwords and encryption matter more. We set up networks with WPA3 security for real protection.

Yes, but for best security, we recommend separating smart devices onto a guest or secondary network while keeping computers on the main network.

Yes. A guest network prevents visitors from accessing your private devices, keeping your system more secure.

Check for updates every 3–6 months. Firmware patches improve security and performance. We can manage updates for you if needed.

Use WPA3 encryption, strong passwords, firewall protection, and updated firmware. We configure all networks with security in mind.

WPA3 is the newest and most secure. If your router supports it, use WPA3. WPA2 is still acceptable but less secure.

Routers allow you to kick devices or block their MAC address. We can also set up stronger passwords or hidden networks to keep freeloaders out.

Not without protection. Public WiFi is risky. We recommend using a VPN for security when on public networks.

We can configure your router with parental controls, content filters, and time limits to keep kids safe online.

Routers have built-in firewalls, but businesses or sensitive data may require a dedicated firewall for stronger protection.

Yes. High-resolution cameras use a lot of bandwidth. We recommend hardwiring cameras or using a separate network to avoid slowdowns.

First, restart it. If it still fails, call your ISP to check the connection. If the ISP is fine, it’s time to repair or replace the router. We help clients choose and install replacements.

Most routers last 3–5 years. If you’re noticing frequent drops, slow speeds, or lack of new features, it’s time for an upgrade.