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Plain-language services and service areas help the right people recognize you as a fit.
I design clean, mobile-friendly websites for cleaners, organizers, lawn crews and exterior-care pros in Franklin, Spring Hill, Columbia and the towns around them. Customers see what you offer, where you work, and how to reach you.

People search before they call. A clear site tells them what you do and where you work. It also gives Google and AI search tools accurate facts about your business.
Plain-language services and service areas help the right people recognize you as a fit.
Photos of your work, your services and how you price give people the confidence to reach out.
A short FAQ handles what customers ask you every week, so you can stay on the job.
Social posts scroll away. Your site keeps services and contact details in one steady place.
Lay out your packages and service areas, show the results, and make booking an easy yes.
Walk people through your process, share transformations you have permission to show, and invite consults.
Show seasonal services, maintenance plans and the neighborhoods you already cover.
Spell out what you clean, let the before and after do the talking, and make estimates simple.
Also a great fit for window cleaners, mobile detailers, handypeople and other appointment-based local services.
Two complete sample websites I designed for made-up local businesses. Open them on your phone too. That's where most of your customers will see yours.

A calm, airy look for a residential cleaner, with clear starting prices and an easy first step.
View the sample site
A bold, confident look for a pressure-washing crew, built around the jobs homeowners ask about most.
View the sample siteBoth businesses are fictional design concepts, not past client projects.
You keep running your business. I handle the design, the writing and the launch.
A quick call or email about your services, where you work, and what the site should do for you.
Send any photos and a logo if you have one. I shape the words and layout around what you've got.
Ask for changes, I make them, test everything on phone and desktop, and put your site live.
Your part: one conversation and a handful of photos.
Most service businesses don't need ten pages to keep up with. They need one strong page that answers the big questions and makes it easy to get in touch.
Extra pages, booking tools and ongoing updates are quoted separately.

I'm a student at Columbia State Community College, and I build simple, thoughtful websites for the small businesses in my own backyard.
Running a service business means doing the work, answering messages and looking after customers, often all in the same hour. I'd love to take the website off your plate and give you one you're proud to send people to.
Say helloFor small business owners in Franklin, Spring Hill, Columbia and nearby. Don't see yours? Just ask.
Tell me a little about what you do and what you'd like your site to handle. I'll reply with what makes sense for you.
Email me about your projectOr write to info@designbymia.com