I build websites for the small businesses that actually run small towns.

Small-town guy. Real websites.

I'm Grant. I'm from Scottdale — a small town in Western Pennsylvania — and I build custom websites for small businesses in small towns. Places — from my corner of Western PA to small towns just about anywhere — that aren't on a national chain's email list, that don't have a marketing department, and that mostly run on word of mouth and a Facebook page.

I also work a blue-collar trades job. So I'm not some agency guy in a downtown office — I do real work with my hands, same as a lot of the people I build for. That's exactly why I get it: when you've been on a job all day, the last thing you've got time for is wrestling with a website. I take that off your plate and do it right.

Word of mouth still works. But when somebody Googles your shop and the first thing that pops up is an auto-generated placeholder page or a stale Yelp listing, you're losing customers before they ever walk in. That's the gap I close.

Every site is built from scratch around the actual business — its story, its customers, its voice. No templates, no cookie-cutter "small business website" packages. Just real design that does justice to what you've already built.