Two things: I build websites for local businesses, and I fix technology problems. Both start with a free conversation.
Fast, simple sites for local businesses. I'll build you a free mockup first — you see your own business on the page before you decide anything.
A single-page site with your services, hours, photos, and a click-to-call button. You own it outright.
Multi-page site plus hosting, security updates, and edits when you need them. You never touch the technical side.
Everything in Business, plus the work that gets you found — local SEO, ongoing content, and tracking that shows what's working.
Remote or on-site. One-time sessions or an ongoing plan. The diagnostic is always free.
Quick fixes, troubleshooting, and one-off requests. Pay only for what you need.
Network rebuilds, office moves, Microsoft 365 migrations, POS rollouts — any bounded project with a clear goal.
Every situation is different. The diagnostic is free — call or text anytime.
If your question isn't here, call or text.
Yes. Call or text, describe what's going on, and I'll tell you what it'll take to fix. If it's something I can't help with, I'll point you to someone who can.
For IT support, no — it's billed hourly or as a fixed-price project. Website plans are monthly, and you can cancel with 30 days' notice.
About 80% of issues are solvable remotely — software, email, printers, performance tuning, most network problems. For hardware failures or on-site cabling, we'll schedule a visit.
On-site: Harrisonburg, Rockingham County, and surrounding areas (Dayton, Bridgewater, Broadway, Elkton, McGaheysville). Remote: anywhere in the continental U.S. as long as you have a working internet connection.
I use end-to-end encrypted remote tools that require your explicit approval to start each session. You can watch everything I do in real time, and access automatically terminates when the session ends. I never install anything that gives me persistent access without your agreement.
If I can't solve it, you don't pay. I'll tell you what the next step is — specialist, warranty claim, or hardware replacement — and help you navigate it.
Tell me what's going on — I'll let you know how long it should take, what it'll cost, and whether remote or on-site makes more sense.
