Lexington, NC · Davidson County

Lexington web design, made to order.

Hand-coded websites and local SEO for the barbecue joints, contractors, shops and offices of Lexington and Thomasville. Built so the folks searching nearby find you first, then call.

  • ★★★★★ 5.0 on Google
  • Websites from $2,497
  • One owner, start to finish
ORDER #1828LEXINGTON, NC

1 website, the works

Hand-coded designfrom $2,497
Page for every serviceincl.
Google-ready setupincl.
Tap-to-call everywhereincl.
Tested lead formsincl.
TOTALMore calls
MADE TO ORDER
Painted pig sculptures lined up along a sidewalk in Uptown Lexington
Painted pigs in Uptown Lexington. Photo: Dennis Brown, CC BY 3.0, cropped

How it works

From first call to a site that works

Four steps, no mystery. Pick a step to see what happens in it.

A 30-minute call and a free review

We start by listening: what you sell, which jobs pay best, and where your customers come from. Roger looks at your current site and your Google listing the way a stranger would and tells you what he sees, whether or not you hire us.

Portfolio

Recent work, labeled with where it really is

We haven't built for a Lexington business yet, so we won't show you a fake one. Here's where these clients actually are.

Tillery Labradoodles website on a laptop and a phone
Mount Gilead, NC

Tillery Labradoodles

A sixteen-page rebuild for a Labradoodle breeder by Lake Tillery: her reviews up top, a listing for every puppy, and an apply button next to each.

DefenseCompliance.ai website on a laptop and a phone
Nationwide

DefenseCompliance.ai

Clear guides and free self-check tools helping small defense contractors understand federal cybersecurity rules.

Trey Hamrick Realtor website on a laptop and a phone
Lake Norman, NC

Trey Hamrick, Realtor

Ongoing SEO aimed at the lake neighborhoods his buyers look up by name.

The stories behind them

About Lexington

The barbecue capital, and a lot more

Lexington was incorporated in 1828 and named for Lexington, Massachusetts, where the first shots of the Revolutionary War were fired. It's the seat of Davidson County, about 20 miles south of Winston-Salem, with I-85 and US 29, 52, 64 and 70 all passing through.

Most people know it for pork shoulder slow-cooked over hickory, chopped, and served with a vinegar-based sauce and red slaw. A plaque downtown marks where the first known Lexington-style barbecue was sold from tents over open pits, and the town has thrown its Barbecue Festival since 1984.

Textiles and furniture drove the local economy until the late 1990s. Today it's a mix of small manufacturers, trades, restaurants and the businesses that serve High Rock Lake just to the south.

19,632residents at the 2020 census
1984the year the Barbecue Festival began
20 mito Winston-Salem, straight up US 52

We also work with businesses in Thomasville, next door.

Bronze plaque in Lexington marking the site of the first known business selling Lexington-style barbecue
The Lexington barbecue plaque. Photo: Dennis Brown, CC BY 3.0, cropped
The columned old Davidson County Courthouse decorated with balloons during the Barbecue Festival
The old Davidson County Courthouse during the Barbecue Festival. Photo: Dennis Brown, CC BY 3.0, cropped
A slow-cooked pork shoulder being pulled apart
Hickory-cooked pork shoulder in Lexington. Photo: Southern Foodways Alliance, CC BY 2.0, cropped

Testimonials

What people say after working with Roger

Word for word from our Google listing, rated 5.0. Read them on Google.

Review #001

★★★★★

Roger is a first class businessman. He consistently delivers value to me and my business. His knowledge is deep and wide which is quite rare in today's world. He is obsessed with delivering value to his clients. I would recommend him to anyone I know.

Matthew Piwko · Google

Review #002

★★★★★

Very detail oriented. Walked me through every step of the process. We have improved tremendously since we began. Money well spent. We are seeing the return immediately

Thomas Pistone · Google

Review #003

★★★★★

Roger was very helpful and knowledgeable about website design.

Philip L · Google

Fair questions

What people ask before they call

Is your office in Lexington?
No. We work out of Mooresville, southwest of here, and we'd rather tell you that than fake a local address. Calls, email and screen shares cover nearly everything, and Roger will make the drive when meeting face to face is worth it.
How soon can I have a new site?
Smaller sites usually launch about a week after kickoff; bigger ones take two or three. Your photos and feedback set most of the pace.
Who owns the website?
You. Domain, words and pages all belong to your business. We host it to keep it fast, backed up and secure.
Is it built on WordPress?
No. We code each page by hand. No plugins to update, no admin screen for bots to attack, and nothing slowing it down on a phone.

Order up

Want a straight answer about your website?

Send the link over. Roger will open it on his phone, look you up on Google the way a Davidson County customer would, and email you a short, honest list: what's working, what's costing you calls, and where he'd start.