Questions we get asked.
How long does a website take?
Most small-business sites take [typical timeline — e.g. two to four weeks] from the first call to launch. The slowest part is almost never the building; it is waiting on photos and text. If you have those ready, it moves faster.
What do I actually own?
The domain and the content are yours, in your name, from the first day. If you ever decide to work with someone else, you take the site and the domain with you and we help you move them. Nothing here is designed to trap you.
Do I have to use your hosting?
No. The build is separate from hosting and maintenance, and you can host the site anywhere you like. Most owners keep ours because it is the part they would rather not think about, not because they have to.
What does maintenance actually cover?
Security and software updates, uptime monitoring, and content changes — new hours, new prices, new photos, a service you have added. [Any limits on request volume — e.g. fair use, or a monthly cap] applies. Anything bigger than a content change gets quoted before we start.
Can you fix or rebuild the site I already have?
Yes, and it is a normal part of what we do. We keep the copy, photos, and pages that are already earning their place, rebuild everything around them, and keep your existing links working so you do not lose what you currently rank for.
Do you work with businesses outside Warner Robins?
Yes. We are based in Warner Robins and work across Middle Georgia, and we work remotely with clients anywhere. A local business gets the local-search setup too, which is harder to do well from far away.
What happens if I need a change after launch?
You email us and a person answers. Content changes are part of maintenance. Anything larger gets a fixed quote before work starts, so there is never a surprise invoice.
How do payments work?
[Payment terms — e.g. a deposit up front and the balance at launch; monthly plans billed on the first.] We will put the terms in writing with your quote either way, so you are never guessing.