Bay Walkthrough services · Nationwide
Website development for service businesses
Build a website around the way customers choose your work. Bay Walkthrough designs and develops custom websites for service businesses nationwide, from local repair teams to design, construction, and property specialists.
A structure built around your jobs
We begin with your services, coverage, existing website, and inquiry process. A landscaping business may need project galleries and quote requests. An HVAC team may need separate repair, installation, and maintenance information. We use your actual operations to decide which pages and forms belong in the build.
Clear content and a usable mobile experience
The build brings together service information, approved photography, credibility evidence, and clear contact options. We check responsive layouts, readable text, keyboard access, navigation, and forms. Important business information is available as page content rather than being hidden inside decorative effects.
Search foundations included in the build
We set page-specific titles and descriptions, canonical URLs, internal links, sitemap entries, and structured data that matches the content. When replacing an existing site, the agreed migration plan should account for important old URLs and redirects. Search visibility still depends on crawling, indexing, competition, and ongoing work.
Launch with clear ownership and acceptance
Before paid work begins, your proposal defines the pages, integrations, responsibilities, price, and delivery window. A new website costs $3,000–$5,000 depending on scope. Separate software costs are listed in the proposal. Monthly work begins only after launch acceptance and your written agreement to its scope and start date.
Do we need to replace our existing website?
Not necessarily. We review it first. Our core service is a custom build followed by managed improvements, but a small repair by your existing provider may be the better choice. We assess your platform and tools before recommending a rebuild or promising an integration.