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Websites for Long Island service businesses

Clear, simple websites that make it easy to reach you.

I build one-page websites for local cleaners, contractors, and other service businesses. They look good on a phone, say what you do in plain words, and make it easy for customers to call or ask for a quote.

  • $500starter site
  • 1person to deal with
  • 100%yours when it’s done
Desktop view of the Stillwell Home Cleaning sample website, with a headline, a photo of a bright living room, and a button to plan a cleaning.
Phone view of the same Stillwell sample website.
Sample project: Stillwell Home Cleaning, a made-up business I designed to show what a finished site looks like.
  1. 01

    Mixed messages

    Old offers, conflicting prices, or info that doesn’t match what you actually do.

  2. 02

    Quote forms that miss details

    A box that just says “message” means extra back and forth before you can give a price.

  3. 03

    Hard to use on a phone

    Most customers find you on their phone. Tiny text and buried phone numbers lose them.

Sample project

Stillwell Home Cleaning

Stillwell isn’t a real company. I built it to show the kind of site I make for local businesses. It has a clear headline, the services explained simply, the towns it covers, a short FAQ, and a two-step quote request.

  • Quote form that asks for cleaning type, home size, ZIP code, and how often
  • Service area listed so customers know right away if you cover them
  • Works on phones, tablets, and computers, with a dark mode
  • Fast to load, with no extra apps or plugins

Want to click through it? Open the full Stillwell sample. It works on your phone too.

Close-up of the Stillwell quote form asking for type of cleaning, bedrooms, bathrooms, frequency, and ZIP code.
The quote request asks the questions you need before you can give a price.
Stillwell services section showing a kitchen photo and tabs for recurring, deep, and move-in or move-out cleaning.
Services explained in plain words, one at a time.

What you get

Everything a small business site needs. Nothing it doesn’t.

One clean page

Your services, service area, hours, and contact info, all in one easy scroll.

Built for phones first

Big tap-to-call buttons and text people can read without zooming.

A quote or contact form

Set up to ask the questions that matter for your type of work.

Basic Google setup

Page titles, descriptions, and your local info set up so search engines understand your page.

Launched on your domain

Your site lives on your own web address and hosting account, so you’re never locked in.

Clear handoff

When it’s live, you get your logins and a short guide to what’s where.

Pricing

One simple price to start.

This is my starter price for my first local clients. You’ll know exactly what you’re paying before any work starts.

Starter site

$500

one-page website

  • $250 deposit once we agree on the plan
  • $250 after you review the site, before it goes live
  • One round of changes included
  • Domain and hosting are paid by you directly. I’ll tell you those costs up front.
Ask about your site

Just need a few fixes on your current site? Email me and I’ll quote it after a quick look.

How it works

Four steps, no surprises.

  1. 1

    Tell me about your business

    Send a quick email with your business name, your current site if you have one, and what you want to fix.

  2. 2

    Get a plan and a price

    I’ll send back what the page will include and what it costs. Nothing starts until you say yes.

  3. 3

    Review your draft

    I build the site and send you a private link to look it over on your phone and computer.

  4. 4

    Make changes and launch

    We make your round of changes, then the site goes live on your domain.

About

Hi, I’m Alex.

I’m based in Mineola, and I started Shoreframe Digital to help local businesses look as good online as they are in person. I keep things simple: clear pricing, one person to talk to, and a website you own.

Questions

Good to know

Do I need a website already?

No. I can build your first site, or rebuild the one you have.

Who owns the website?

You do. It goes on your own domain and hosting account, and you get all the logins.

What do I need to send you?

Your services, the towns you cover, your hours, how customers should reach you, and any photos or logo you have. If you don’t have photos, we’ll figure out a simple option together.

How long does it take?

It depends mostly on how quickly I get your info and photos. I’ll give you a timeline with your plan before we start.

What about hosting and my domain?

You pay for those directly, so they stay in your name. I’ll recommend options and tell you the costs before anything is set up.

Get in touch

Let’s talk about your site.

Send a quick email with your business name, your current website if you have one, and what you’d like to fix. I’ll get back to you with next steps.

Email shoreframedigital@gmail.com

Serving Mineola and nearby Long Island towns.