Aerial view of a river winding through dense green Appalachian forest

Recent runs

The proof is on the water.

We're a small shop, and every site here was built by hand — no templates, no page builders. This is what's on the water right now: some launching, some mid-build, all real.

snorkelrincon.com — launching for tour season
The new Dive Centric homepage: an airy aqua design with a manta ray logo watermark, “Snorkel the Tres Palmas Marine Reserve” headline, and a Book a Tour button
dive-centric · rincón, puerto rico

A family business, ready for busy season.

Shawn runs boutique, small-group snorkel tours in the Tres Palmas Marine Reserve with her two sons. Their first website was a homemade labor of love — but it wasn’t going to hold up once busy tour season hit, and it didn’t answer the questions visitors actually ask: how much, how long, what do I need to know?

We rebuilt it from the riverbed up: a fast, modern site filled with the family’s own reef photos and video — nurse sharks and sea turtles included — published pricing, a meet-the-team page, and online booking on the way. Fun fact: Dive Centric reached us through the contact form on this very site. Our first form submission became our first client.

  • Design & build
  • Real photo & video
  • Online booking
  • SEO groundwork
planetearthlandarch.com — launching soon
The new Planet Earth Designs homepage: the firm’s hand-drawn tree logo over a lush garden path photo with a Book a Consultation button
planet-earth-designs · north metro atlanta, ga

A decade of beautiful work, finally shown off.

Planet Earth Designs has been doing landscape architecture around north metro Atlanta since 2011 — pools, patios, plantings, even championship disc golf courses. Their website hadn’t been touched since 2016, and it showed none of it.

The new site gives every service its own page — residential, commercial, lighting, boulder walls, pool design, and more — each with a gallery built from seventy-five of the firm’s own project photos and copy written for the searches that service actually gets. The search groundwork is built into the pages and paid for once, not rented monthly.

  • Design & build
  • 14 pages
  • Photo galleries
  • SEO built in
joshuameadelandscapes.com — in the shop now
The Joshua Meade Landscapes homepage design: a green mountain logo, “A yard worth staying outside for” headline over a freshly mowed lawn, with duck-camo accent borders
joshua-meade-landscapes · forsyth county, ga

From no website at all to a name worth finding.

Josh had the trucks, the crew, and the word-of-mouth — and no website, no domain, nothing to point a new customer to. Starting from a blank page is our favorite kind of project.

We’re building his first web presence from scratch: a domain in his own name, a design that feels like him — vintage duck-camo accents and all — and a site built around the one thing that grows a landscaping business: making it easy to ask for an estimate.

  • First website
  • Design & build
  • Domain & setup
new-river-animal-rescue · fayette county, wv

And one from our own backyard.

New River Animal Rescue does hard, good work a few miles from our door, and their website hadn’t kept up. We’re rebuilding it right now — drag the line and watch fifteen years fall off.

newriveranimalrescue.org — rebuild in progress
The current New River Animal Rescue website: cramped navigation and long blocks of small text

Want your name on this page?

Tell us about your business and we’ll map out the run — a free, no-pressure conversation about what a site like these would look like for you.

Start a project