We build sites as static files served from the edge.

We used to build on WordPress and stopped. Michael's reason, in his words: it “was slow, clunky, outdated and always being hacked and the designs were terrible.” Patchstack counted 11,334 new WordPress vulnerabilities in 2025, 91% of them in plugins. The sites we replace show the cost. Southern Belle Construction's old WordPress site took 18.4 seconds to paint its main content on a phone and had no sitemap. Harmony Tax's Wix site and Paich Tax's GoDaddy builder site both shipped without business schema. On our scan they went from 69, 73 and 69 to 99, 97 and 92.

A small-business site is live about seven days after the content arrives, written from a facts file the owner checks, with the lead form storing every submission before it sends the email. Migrations keep every old URL or redirect it, because Google says rankings can move while it recrawls a changed site. You own the code, the content and the domain. Hosting, monitoring and the monthly changes a business needs are a separate service, quoted in the same proposal.