Services
Three kinds of work.
Most of what a small business needs from technology falls into one of these. If yours does not, say so anyway — telling you that you do not need something is part of the job.
Websites
A site whose only job is to turn somebody who found you into somebody who contacts you.
- Designed around what customers in your trade actually look for — we read how the businesses you compete with locally structure their own pages first.
- Loads instantly on a phone, on the worst connection your customers have.
- Your services, your area, your hours, and the questions people always ring up to ask, written properly.
- Hosted and kept online. No dashboard to log into, no plugins to update, no renewal notice you have to decode.
- Changes are a message to us, not a project.
If you already have a site and it is slow, hard to change, or written for somebody other than your customers, that is the same conversation.
Automation & AI
The work that fills your evenings without ever being the work you are paid for.
- Quotes, follow-ups, and appointment reminders that go out without you remembering to send them.
- Enquiries answered quickly, and routed to you properly when they are worth your attention — while you are on a job.
- The same details stopping being typed twice: out of the inbox, into wherever you actually keep them.
- Anything you currently do by copying between two screens.
We build this kind of system for ourselves. The site you are reading, and the concept pages it hosts, are produced by one.
IT support & systems
The unglamorous layer that everything else sits on.
- Email that works, arrives, and does not land in customers' spam folders.
- Devices, backups, and the accounts nobody can find the password for.
- Setting up someone who joins, and properly removing someone who leaves.
- Somebody to call when something has stopped working and you have a business to run.
Where to start
Tell us what is not working. You will get a straight answer about whether it is worth fixing, and what it would take.