Websites built for the business you actually run.
A law firm, a plumbing company, a physician and an RV park do not need the same website. Each of these pages explains what your kind of business needs from a site, shows a real example we built, and gives you a place to start.
Same builder, same standard, whatever the business does.
Every site on this list was designed, written, built and photographed by one person in Louisville, and is still hosted and improved by him. The pages below are where that experience is written up for your industry.
Plumbing websites
Service pages written the way the owner explains the job, honest coverage pages, and a request form that changes its questions with the problem so the crew arrives with the right parts. See the Allied Plumbing case study.
Physician websites
A personal professional site that holds a career in order: biography, CV and media kit downloads, speaking and consulting paths, and a clear line between professional inquiries and patient care. See the Dr. Stephanie Moore case study.
Attraction and venue websites
Sites built for a crowd that decides on a phone: film-led pages, tickets and directions one tap from the front, tour and booking calendars for venues, and the archive that gives a 25-year attraction its history. Field of Screams Kentucky was redesigned for the 2026 season. See the Old Mill Venue case study.
Small business websites
Right-sized WordPress sites for the company where the owner answers the phone: clear services, real photographs, a contact path that works on a phone, and hosting from the person who built it. See the Old Mill Venue case study.
E-commerce websites
WooCommerce stores from a developer who runs stores himself: catalogue structure a thousand products deep, live shipping rates, Google Shopping feeds, and the cart and product details that make a store feel like one place. See the Heimerdinger Cutlery case study.
Manufacturing websites
Equipment catalogues engineers can navigate, request-a-quote systems that ask the right questions, and photography of the real shop floor. See the Vendome Copper & Brass Works case study.
Law firm websites
Credible, mobile-first sites for Kentucky attorneys, built to turn a stressful search into a call: practice areas that read like answers, attorney pages, reviews and a consultation path. See the Justin Gooch Law case study.
Campground and RV park websites
Photography that sells the setting, plain rates, a park map with every site selectable, and a reservation inquiry that already knows which site the guest picked. See the Lakeside Oasis RV Park case study.
Most businesses are not on the list yet. That is fine.
These pages exist because we have built for those industries more than once. If yours is not here, start with custom WordPress website design or small business websites, or go straight to the project spotlights and look for a business like yours.
Tell me what your business does.
One conversation, one builder, a website shaped around how your customers actually find you and what they need to do next.