WEBSITE DESIGN · PROVO
New rooftops, new customers, no loyalty yet.
Custom-coded sites for Provo, Orem and the Utah County growth corridor — built so the people moving into Vineyard, Lehi, Saratoga Springs and Eagle Mountain find you before they find anyone else. Fast, structured for local search, and yours on final payment.
01WHY UTAH COUNTY IS DIFFERENT
Growth is doing half your marketing. You just have to show up.
Utah County has been one of the fastest-growing places in the state for years, and most of that growth isn't in Provo itself — it's pushing north and west through Vineyard, Lehi, Saratoga Springs and Eagle Mountain. Every new subdivision is full of homeowners who don't have a plumber, an HVAC company or a landscaper yet, and who have no neighbor to ask because the neighbor moved in last month. They search. Whoever ranks for those outlying cities gets first shot at a customer who may stay for a decade.
Your buyers spend all day inside good software
The tech corridor around Lehi changed what people expect. Someone who works in a polished product all week judges a contractor's site in about three seconds, and a dated one costs you the job before the phone rings.
You rank in Provo and nowhere the growth is
Provo and Orem hold the search volume and the entrenched competition. Vineyard, Saratoga Springs and Eagle Mountain hold the new customers and far weaker results pages — and most sites here have no page aimed at either.
Thumbtack and Angi are taking a cut of every lead
Marketplaces work until the per-lead price climbs and you're bidding against three competitors for the same homeowner. You're renting a customer list you could be building.
A student built it, then graduated
Half the sites I audit in this county were built by someone at BYU or UVU who has since moved to Seattle. The design is usually fine. The problem is the domain is on their account, nobody has the code, and nothing can be changed.
02WHAT YOU GET
What ships, and what you own after.
Pages for the corridor, not just the county seat
Provo and Orem as the anchor, then a page for each city you actually drive to — Vineyard, Lehi, American Fork, Pleasant Grove, Saratoga Springs, Springville — where rankings are cheaper to win and demand is climbing fastest.
A site that loads like the apps they use all day
Hand-written code, no page builder, tuned to score in the 90s on Core Web Vitals. In front of a Silicon Slopes audience, speed reads as competence.
A documented handoff
Repo, deploy instructions, DNS, analytics — written down and transferred, not held. Given how many businesses here got burned by a developer who moved away, this is the part I'd check hardest.
Local SEO wired in from the start
Service and city pages structured around what people type, LocalBusiness schema so Google reads the business correctly, and a Google Business Profile with a service area matching your real routes.
Lead capture you actually own
Click-to-call, a form that reaches you in seconds, and tracking that shows which city page produced the job — so you can see what the marketplaces are costing you per lead by comparison.
Migration off whatever is there now
Wix, Squarespace, a half-finished WordPress install or a student project. Domain, email and content moved with one-to-one redirects so you keep the rankings you already have.
A 90-day bug warranty
In writing. If something I built breaks in the first 90 days, it's mine to fix, not yours to pay for twice.
Everything in your name
Code, repo, domain, hosting, analytics — yours on final payment, with no subscription required to keep the site running.
03PROOF
100 / 99
BK TOOLBOX — SEO / PERFORMANCE
A home design and remodeling business moved fully off Wix onto a platform they own outright, scoring 100 SEO and 99 performance.
5.0
CLUTCH RATING
Across quality, schedule and cost, from clients who published the review themselves.
04STRAIGHT ANSWERS
Questions people actually ask.
Between $3,000 and $9,000 for a custom-coded site. The low end is a focused five-page site for a single-service business; the high end adds a page per city across the county, written copy, a booking flow and a migration. Utah County projects often land nearer the low end because the competition is thinner outside Provo and Orem, so fewer pages do the job.
Yes, and it's a common call here. The first thing I do is find out what you actually control — usually the domain is on a personal Google account, the host is a free tier nobody can log into, and there's no repo. Sometimes I can recover the accounts, sometimes it's faster to rebuild and redirect. Either way you finish owning all of it, in writing.
That's usually where I'd start. Provo and Orem have the volume but also the fifteen-year-old competitors; the fast-growing cities north and west have new homeowners and thin results pages. A page per city you genuinely serve, plus a Business Profile service area that matches your routes, is what separates ranking in one city from ranking across the county.
No, not yet. If you're pre-revenue or still testing what you sell, buy Squarespace or Wix, spend a weekend on it, and put the money into finding customers. I'll tell you which one fits on the call and set up your Google Business Profile for free while we're on the phone. Custom is worth it when the site has to earn its cost back, and not a month earlier.
Honestly, maybe. If you can already ship a Next.js site, the code isn't the hard part — the structure, the schema, the redirect map and the Business Profile are, and those are learnable. What you're actually buying from me is the week it takes instead of the two months it takes you, plus someone who has done the migration before. If your time is worth less than that right now, build it yourself.
Fully, on final payment. Repo, domain, hosting and analytics move to your accounts and I hand over the deploy steps in writing. There's no license to renew and nothing that stops working if you stop talking to me — which, given how a lot of Utah County businesses got here, is the point.
GET IN TOUCH
Tell me which cities you actually drive to.
A rough idea is enough. Three fields and I have what I need to reply with something useful — within 24 hours, from me, not a sales rep.
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- (385) 421-0455
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- West Jordan, UT · Remote
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