How long does a website take?

One to two weeks from the day the photos, logo and text are in hand. The clock is usually held up by material we are waiting on, not by the build.

What does a website cost?

$650 once to buy it outright. $650 plus $150 a month for Hosting & Care, month to month. $650 plus $400 a month for the Growth Retainer, which includes Hosting & Care. Those are the only three prices.

Do I own the website?

If you buy it outright, you own the site and the files once it is paid in full. On a monthly plan we own and host the site while you are on the plan, and that is stated in the contract before anyone signs. A domain you already own stays yours either way.

What happens if I stop paying the monthly fee?

The site is switched to a neutral holding page, not deleted. Paying the outstanding amount brings it back within minutes. There is no minimum term on Hosting & Care.

Websites for Las Vegas service businesses

A real site, live in one to two weeks, at a price you can see before you call.

If you run a trade or a service business around the valley — roofing, gates, HVAC, landscaping, cleaning, pest control, auto, anything where the phone ringing is the whole point — this is built for you. Fast pages, your actual photos, your phone number where a thumb can reach it, and the structured data that lets Google and the AI assistants describe your business correctly instead of guessing.

What you will not get: a page-builder template with your logo dropped in, stock photos of somebody else's crew, or a quote that changes after the call.

The three ways to buy

Every price. There is no fourth option and no setup fee.
Package	Price	What it is
Buy outright	$650 once	A finished site and the files, yours to keep. You host it; we hand you a plain-English guide for doing that. Nothing after handoff is included — later work is a fresh quote.
Hosting & Care	$650 build, then $150/month	We host it, keep it online, and handle small edits — text, photos, hours, prices, bug fixes — through one request form. Month to month, no minimum term. No SEO work.
Growth Retainer	$650 build, then $400/month	Everything in Hosting & Care, plus ongoing SEO, your Google Business Profile and Apple Business Connect, AI-search visibility, daily review monitoring with replies drafted for you, and a monthly report written in English.

Payment clears before the build starts, on every package. That is the only condition.

Rather talk first? Call or text (702) 680-3101, email the.connormlee@gmail.com, or message the Digital Skills Co. Facebook page and we will set up a time. Filling in the form below first makes that call twice as useful, but it is not required.

Questions people actually ask

How long does it take?

One to two weeks from the day the photos, logo and text are in hand. What usually holds a build up is material we are waiting on, not the building.

Do I own it?

Buy it outright and you own the site and the files once it is paid in full. On a monthly plan we own and host the site while you are on the plan — that is written in the contract before anyone signs, not buried. A domain you already own stays yours either way, always.

What if I stop paying the monthly?

The site switches to a neutral holding page. It is never deleted. Pay what is owed and it is back within minutes. Hosting & Care has no minimum term, ever.

Do you work outside Las Vegas?

Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas and the rest of the valley are the focus. Somewhere else in Nevada, call and ask.

Tell us about the business

This is the intake questionnaire. It takes about ten minutes and most of it is optional — the starred fields are the ones we genuinely cannot start without. Answer in your own words; there are no trick questions and nothing here commits you to anything. Connor reads every one himself and calls you back.

1. You and the business

Business name

Your name

Phone

Email Your confirmation goes here, and it is what Connor replies to.

Address as it should appear on the site Plenty of service businesses do not publish one. If that is you, write “none.”

Current website, if you have one

Business hours as you want them shown

Social media pages Facebook, Instagram, anywhere else you post. Full links if you have them.

2. The business, in your words

Tell us about the business — how you got into it, how long you have been at it This is the one answer nobody can look up. It is what makes the finished site read like a real business instead of a template.

What do you actually do — the jobs you would take tomorrow? Your words, not the category. “Deck building, deck repair, fence installation” beats “contractor.”

Which of those makes you the most money?

Which do you want more of? Often not the same answer. The site should push the one you want.

Anything you do not do that people keep asking you for?

Who is your best kind of customer — and who do you not want calling you? The second half is the useful half. It changes the form, the buttons, and whether prices go on the site at all.

What cities or zip codes do you actually do business in? Name them, including the ones you would rather not drive to. One storefront and no travel? “Just here” is a real answer.

3. Why you and not the other guy

Why do people pick you over the other three guys in town? “Quality work and honest pricing” is what all three of them say. One concrete thing you do that they do not is worth more than a paragraph.

Numbers worth putting on a page Years in business, jobs done, license number, insurance, warranty, anything you have won. Most owners undersell these badly.

What do customers say when they are happy — and can we use it?

4. What the site has to make happen

When this works, what happens?

The phone rings Someone fills in a form Someone books a time Something else — say so below

When someone calls now, who picks up? What happens if you are up a ladder? A site that doubles your calls is worth nothing if half of them ring out. Worth being blunt here.

What is the most annoying or time-consuming part of how customers reach you today?

Do you need to take payments on the website itself? Card payments, deposits, invoices paid online. This one changes the build, so we ask it straight rather than guessing.

Yes No Not sure

Anything else the site has to do?

Booking or scheduling Map and directions Photo gallery Quote request form Reviews on the page Blog or news Live chat Spanish version

Do you want prices on the site?

Yes No Not sure — talk me through it

Anything that will need changing regularly? Specials, staff, finished jobs, seasonal hours.

5. Photos and branding

Photographs decide how the finished site looks more than any design choice does. Real photos of your real crew read as a real business; stock photos read as a template, no matter how good the layout is.

Do you take photos of your work?

Hundreds, on my phone A few None at all

Any photos of you and the crew, or trucks with the logo on them? Faces and branded vehicles are the two things that cannot be faked. Before-and-afters too, if you have them.

Do you already have a logo?

Yes, and I have the original file Yes, but only a picture of it No

Colors you are already stuck with? Truck wrap, uniforms, signage, business cards, the old site. Just describe them — nobody is asking you for a hex code.

Existing marketing materials or signage we should match? Flyers, van wrap, menu, shopfront. Describe them or attach them below.

Attach your logo The original file if you have it. A screenshot or a photo of it is better than nothing.

Attach a signage photo, a flyer, or anything else that shows the branding One file here, one above, and the two together have to come in under 10 MB — roughly three or four phone photos.

Have more photos than that will fit? Reply to the confirmation email with them, or text them to (702) 680-3101. Send everything — we would rather sort through two hundred than build around six.

6. Domain, timing and package

If you have a domain already, who actually owns and controls it? This causes more trouble than anything else on the list, so we ask it early. A straight “no idea” is fine and common.

I do, personally A past developer or agency A family member or employee No idea I do not have a domain yet

The domain, or the one you would like

Do you already have a Google Business Profile?

Yes No Not sure

If yes, what does it say your main category is?

Is there a real date driving this? An opening, an event, a busy season. “Open-ended” is a fine answer.

If you later move onto ongoing hosting with us, what should happen to the tools your site already uses? Your contact-form service, booking tool, and so on. Moving them is real work with a real cost, so this is a preference we record now, not a decision you are making today.

Move them onto your hosting so you look after them Leave them exactly as they are, under my own accounts Not sure — decide later

Which package sounds closest? Not binding. It just tells us what to talk about on the call.

Buy outright — $650 once, I host it myself Hosting & Care — $650 build, then $150 a month, you look after it Growth Retainer — $650 build, then $400 a month, hosting plus ongoing SEO Not sure yet

7. Look and feel

Which of these two is closer to what you want?

Bold and eye-catching, with a lot of movement and personality Clean, fast and professional, without a lot of extra decoration No strong view — you pick

In a few words, how should the site feel to someone landing on it?

Your own words for it

Websites whose look you love Anyone’s, in any trade. Names or links, and what you like about them. We never copy a site — we read what you liked about it.

Websites you would want to avoid, and anything you know you hate This half is worth as much as the other one and almost nobody volunteers it.

Anything about your customers or how you position yourself that should shape the feel? Upscale or budget-friendly, family or adults, local and personal or big and established.

Anything special you want — and anything you want to make sure the site does not do?

How did you hear about us?

You will get a confirmation email straight away. Nothing here is shared with anyone else — see the privacy policy.