Plano, TX

Web Design in Plano, TX

I build websites and run local SEO for Plano service businesses: remodelers, roofers, plumbers, HVAC and electrical contractors. Plano's housing boom was the 1970s to 1990s, and those homes are now at remodel and replacement age. One fixed price, from $1,200.

ZIPs 75023 · 75024 · 75025 · 75074 · 75075 · 75093 · 75094Area codes 214 · 469 · 972 · 945Mostly Collin County
What's different in Plano

Three local details your site should get right

Plano homes are worth more than the DFW average and many are 30 to 50 years old. Homeowners here hire for quality and check who they hire.

City registration for most trades

Per the city's registration handout, Plano registers electrical, mechanical, irrigation and general contractors at $100 a year, and its general category covers concrete, demolition, fence, foundation, pool, roof and sign companies. Plumbing and fire contractors need a state license and pay no fee. Show your license and registration on the site.

Where permits are issued
Plano Building Inspections972-941-71401520 Avenue K, Suite 140
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1990

median year Plano homes were built

Per the 2012 American Community Survey, cited in the city's own Plano Tomorrow plan, which expects much of the housing to be 25 to 65 years old by 2035. That means kitchens, baths, roofs, panels and HVAC replacements.

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The 2012 hailstorm started here

On June 13, 2012, a hailstorm began in Plano and tracked down US-75, with hail up to 4.25 inches and about $900 million in damage per the National Weather Service. Roofers need a storm page ready.

293,028residents (Census estimate, July 2025)
56.9%of homes are owner-occupied
$465,900median owner-occupied home value
222,030residents by 2000, up from 17,872 in 1970
Remodel market

Write for homes at replacement age

Plano grew from 17,872 people in 1970 to 222,030 in 2000. Most of those houses now need updating.

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Remodel pages by room

Kitchens, baths and additions, each with Plano projects and photos.

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Replacement pages

Roofs, water heaters, panels and HVAC systems reaching the end of their life.

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Reviews from Plano jobs

Higher-value homes mean bigger jobs. Reviews that name the job type help win them.

By trade

Sites built for Plano trades

Each trade gets the pages and details its customers look for.

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Contractors and remodelers

Project galleries by city, a short quote form, license and insurance up front. Contractor websites →

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HVAC companies

Click-to-call on every page and seasonal offers you can change. HVAC websites →

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Plumbers

Emergency-first pages and your license number in the footer. Plumber websites →

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Electricians

A page for each job people search for, from panels to EV chargers. Electrician websites →

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Other home services

Cleaning, landscaping, pest control and more. Home service websites →

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Local SEO and Google Maps

Profile setup, service area pages, citations and a review link, from $600. Local SEO →

How it works

From first call to launch

Three steps, one person the whole way through. You always know what happens next and what it costs.

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Video call

15 minutes. We talk about your business, the area you serve and what the site needs to do.

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Fixed quote

One price in writing before any work starts. No hourly billing.

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Build and launch

I design and build the site, you review it, and it goes live on your domain.

Who you work with

One person, start to finish

Here's what clients say after working with me.

Dat Truong, founder of Dat Design Lab

Dat Truong

Founder, Dat Design Lab · US veteran

I design, build and look after every site myself, from the first call to launch and after. No account managers and no hand-offs, so the person you talk to is the person doing the work. 30+ projects for small businesses in 12+ countries.

5.0Rated 5 stars on Google and Clutch
“Calls and bookings are up 20x within a few months of launch, traffic has jumped massively, and I'm ranking higher on Google with far more engagement.”
Bus24Tourist transport companyGoogle
“Their professional approach, effective communication, and commitment to meeting client expectations ensured a smooth and efficient project execution process.”
Piotr PianowskiCEO, IndustrictaClutch
“The UX design exceeded my expectations, and I can confidently say I now have the website I always envisioned for myself and my clients.”
Travis SonderFounder, Sonder ServicesGoogle
“Since the redesign, we've gotten more bookings and appear in the 1st page of searches more often now.”
Barcelona Party PassNightlife tour operatorGoogle
“I was impressed by Dat Design Lab's attention to detail and deep investment and interest in the project.”
Ali Alp HazerOwner, MekanwareClutch
“The service, quick availability, and incredibly fast response time to questions were particularly outstanding.”
Lukas KurferTranslated from GermanGoogle
Investment

Service business sites from $1,200

$1,200 to $2,500

That's a 5 to 6 page site. Larger sites with a page for every service and city run $2,500 to $4,500. Same prices wherever you are.

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FAQ

Common questions

Do you work with Plano businesses?

Yes. Dat Design Lab serves all of Dallas-Fort Worth. Projects run over video calls and a shared project board, so working with a Plano business is the same as one next door.

Do contractors register with Plano?

Per the city's handout, electrical, mechanical, irrigation and general contractors register at $100 a year, and plumbing and fire contractors need a state license with no fee. The handout is from 2020, so confirm current fees with Building Inspections.

Is Plano a good market for remodelers?

Plano's median home was built around 1990 and its median home value is $465,900 (Census, 2020 to 2024), so there is steady demand for kitchens, baths, roofs and system replacements.

How much does a website cost?

A 5 to 6 page service site is $1,200 to $2,500 as one fixed price. The cost calculator shows the full ranges.

Can you help me show up in Plano map results?

Yes. Local SEO setup starts at $600: Google Business Profile, service area pages for Plano ZIPs, citations and a review link.

Sources: US Census QuickFacts · Plano contractor registration handout · Plano Tomorrow housing recap · National Weather Service (June 13, 2012) · Plano population history. Figures checked November 2026. I'm a web designer, not a lawyer or permit expediter: confirm current rules and fees with the city.

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