Web Design in Taylor, TX

I'm Carter, and I build websites for electricians, plumbers, HVAC crews and roofers. Plenty of jobs start with a name passed along by a neighbor or the shop next door. Then that person looks you up on a phone, and your website is what they find.

So your site has to back up what they heard. It should sound like you, show your own work and put your number a tap away. That's the job of website design for a trade, and it's where my web design starts.

A name passed along points to a person, and so does Fletch SEO. Behind the name there's no web design company, just me. The website designer who writes your pages is the one who reads your messages and makes your edits.

I'm based in Austin and build websites for home service businesses wherever they are. It all happens online, so working together is easy from anywhere.

Start on Main Street. The state's historical marker there says the town was laid out along the International & Great Northern Railroad and named for a railroad executive. Downtown is listed on the National Register as the Taylor Downtown Historic District, and the city's Main Street program works to fill every downtown building with businesses and residents. Shop or apartment, each one needs its wiring, plumbing and AC kept working.

Then head out. US 79 and SH 95 cross in town, so jobs come from four directions: west toward Hutto and Round Rock, north up SH 95 toward Granger, south toward Elgin, and east along US 79.

Then there's the new side. The governor's office announced that Samsung would build a semiconductor plant in Taylor, and CAMPO and TxDOT have proposed widening FM 973 from Samsung Highway to US 79, citing growth in the area. A family new to town has no neighbor to ask yet. They search, look at a few sites, and call the one that explains the job plainly.