Managed website
A custom local-service website with hosting, routine maintenance, and ordinary content updates included.
$100/month · no setup fee.
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Justin Van Brusselen · One-person web studio · California
Clear, mobile-ready websites for local service businesses—choose a fully managed monthly site or a custom project with a defined handoff.
Try the free 3-minute homepage check →The managed plan is the simplest route. Custom projects are available when the scope needs more pages, a rebuild, or a defined handoff.
A custom local-service website with hosting, routine maintenance, and ordinary content updates included.
$100/month · no setup fee.
See the exact scope →
For larger sites, landing pages, redesigns, migrations, or projects that need a specific delivery and handoff.
Quoted after a written scope review.
Request a project quote →
A three-minute, no-signup check that flags clarity, trust, mobile usability, contact friction, and basic search signals.
No pitch required.
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No mystery package. Your monthly plan covers the website essentials and the routine work that keeps them from becoming your problem.
Your services, service area, brand, photos, and next step—organized into a site that feels specific to you.
Fast, clear pages with tap-to-call and contact actions that work naturally on the device most customers use.
I keep the site online, handle routine upkeep, and make ordinary content changes by the next business day.
Clean page structure, useful metadata, and local-business basics—without pretending anyone can guarantee rankings.
These self-initiated concepts show the range I can bring to a local-service site. They are design demonstrations, not client case studies or claims of business results.
Warm, grounded, craftsman-led.
View full concept →Bold, memorable, neighborhood-ready.
View full concept →Industrial energy with a crisp edge.
View full concept →Precise, modern, and uncluttered.
View full concept →Your services, area, contact details, preferences, and any photos or branding you already have.
I turn that material into a clear first version and send it to you for focused feedback.
After your approval, I connect the site and keep handling routine updates while your plan is active.
The managed option is $100 per month with no setup fee. Larger custom builds are priced separately after the scope is clear.
Content tweaks cover ordinary text, photo, service, and contact-detail changes. New pages, redesigns, online stores, and custom features are quoted separately. Before work begins, I’ll confirm your scope and billing start date in writing.
Yes. Your domain should remain in your name and under your control. I can help point it to the finished website.
Your basic business details, service list, service area, preferred contact information, and any real photos or logo files you want included. If you have no branding yet, I can establish a clean visual direction for the site.
Timing depends on the scope and how quickly I receive your business details and feedback. Before work begins, I’ll give you a realistic launch estimate instead of promising a rushed deadline.
I’ll confirm the billing start date in writing before work begins, along with the exact scope, so you know what to expect before committing.
No honest web designer can guarantee either. I build a credible, technically sound site that gives customers a clear way to understand and contact your business.
Updating existing text, swapping photos, changing hours or contact details, and adding or removing items within an existing section. New pages, major layout changes, stores, booking systems, and custom tools are separate projects.
Your managed hosting and update service end. Before starting, we can document the handoff options so there are no surprises.
For suitable local-service businesses, yes—as a separately scoped pilot. You keep ownership of the account and data, pay Meta directly for ad spend, approve the campaign, and receive no fabricated guarantees about leads, bookings, or revenue.
I work with service businesses across California's Central Valley — the service area isn't a fixed list of towns. These are the places I'm most often, each with a page on what its trades tend to need. Somewhere nearby and not listed? Ask anyway.
I also scope and manage small Meta lead-campaign pilots for established local-service companies. This is separate from the website service and only moves forward when the offer, landing destination, lead follow-up, and budget are ready.
A good first message is short
Send the basics. I read every message myself and will reply with the best-fit path, what I would need to start, and whether a short call is useful.