I'm a web designer based in Dallas, building websites for Texas service businesses: plumbers, HVAC companies, electricians, contractors and other local trades. Every site is built for how Texas customers search, on a phone and often in Spanish, and shows the license details Texas rules expect. One fixed quote, no hourly billing.
A generic template ignores these. Texas customers and Texas regulators don't.
Texas plumbing companies must show the master plumber's license number in their advertising (22 TAC §367.10), and HVAC companies must show their ACR license number (16 TAC §75.71). Electrical contractors put their TECL number on trucks and invoices. I add your number to the footer and contact page so the site matches your trucks and paperwork.
US Census Bureau, 2023. A Spanish version of your main pages reaches customers your competitors' sites skip. This site runs in English and Spanish the same way.
When an AC unit quits in a Texas August, the customer is searching on a phone and calls the first business that loads fast and looks legit. Click-to-call at the top of every page.
I'm a web designer, not a lawyer. Check your exact advertising requirements with TDLR or TSBPE.
Dallas is home. The rest of the state works the same way, over video calls.
My home market. Local search competition and what Dallas customers expect from a service business site, including Fort Worth and the suburbs.
Web design in DallasBig city or small town, the process and prices are the same.
Talk about your areaNo email needed. Both use my real prices and plain math, so you know where you stand before a call.
Pick what you need and see my 2026 price range, plus your first-year total with hosting or a care plan.
Estimate your website cost →Enter your average job value, margin and close rate to see how many extra leads SEO has to bring in to pay for itself.
Check your SEO break-even →Three steps, one person the whole way through. You always know what happens next and what it costs.
15 minutes. We talk about your business, the area you serve and what the site needs to do.
One price in writing before any work starts. No hourly billing.
I design and build the site, you review it, and it goes live on your domain.
That's a 5 to 6 page site, the usual for a plumber, electrician or contractor. One fixed quote after a 15-minute call, no hourly billing.
Estimate your costYes. Dat Design Lab is based in Dallas, TX. Projects run over video calls and a shared project board, so where you are in Texas doesn't change anything.
Texas rules require plumbing companies (22 TAC §367.10) and HVAC companies (16 TAC §75.71) to include the license number in their advertising. The rules don't name websites specifically, but a website advertises your services, so I add the number to every site I build. For your exact situation, check with TDLR (HVAC and electrical) or TSBPE (plumbing). I'm a web designer, not a lawyer.
Not always. It's worth it when a real share of your customers would rather read in Spanish, which in many parts of Texas they do. You can start with the homepage and your main service pages and add more later.
A simple 5 to 6 page service site is $1,200 to $2,500. A single landing page is $800 to $1,200. You get one fixed quote after a short call. The cost calculator shows the full ranges.
Yes. Local SEO setup starts at $600 and covers your Google Business Profile, service area pages, citations and a review link. See local SEO for service businesses.
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