I build websites for local service businesses in the US — and rescue the ones that are down.
Some of the sites I have built
What I do for a local business
Everything a local business needs to look real and take calls: what you do, the towns you cover, photos of your work, and a quote form that actually reaches your phone.
If your site throws an error, the hosting expired, or whoever built it stopped answering, I find out where the domain is, get it back, and put a working site on it.
Being online is not the same as being found. I set up the pages and the profile so you show up for the towns you actually drive to, not only the one you are registered in.
Most of your customers open your site on a phone, outdoors, in a hurry, and usually right after something has gone wrong. It has to load, and your number has to be one tap away.
Where the calls come from, which pages people read, which town sends the most work. Set up once, in accounts that belong to you.
Who is behind the email you got
The sites above are my own work: I design them, build them and rank them. WordPress, Webflow, and hand-written HTML and CSS when a template gets in the way. This is what you would be hiring.
I lead the SEO team at a Spanish agency, across retail, e-commerce and service businesses: strategy, site architecture, indexing, and working alongside the content and development teams.
Agency side, on the SEO team for a client billing over €90M a year. Technical fixes, keyword work, rank tracking and reporting in Looker Studio, GA4 and Search Console. That is the scale I come from.
A portfolio of websites I own and run, in the US and Europe. I build them, write them and rank them, with my own money on the line. It is where I test what I later use on client work.
Start with one page. Add the rest when you need it.
Half to start, half when the site is live. One full round of changes included. Hosting, backups, small changes and your local SEO — the Google Business Profile, the reviews and the pages for new towns — are $149/month if you want them, and the first month is included. You can stop any time. No contract, and the domain is in your name from day one.
How your site actually gets built
What people ask me before they reply
