Web design and development in Litchfield County, CT
I design and build fast WordPress websites for businesses and organizations across Litchfield County and western Connecticut, from single-location shops to multi-location organizations. You get a clear quote before any work starts, and you work directly with me from the first call to launch.
What you get with a Litchfield Digital website
Whether you need a new site or want to fix the one you have, every site I build includes these three things.
Built for phones first
Most people will see your site on a phone first. Pages load fast, text is readable without zooming, and calling you or asking for a quote is easy on any screen.
Set up to be found
Clean page structure, proper titles, local business schema, and a link to your Google Business Profile, so Google understands who you are and where you work.
Tracking from day one
Calls and form submissions are tracked from launch, so you can see what the site actually produces instead of guessing.
What a website costs
New websites start at $2,500. Most five- to ten-page sites land between $2,500 and $5,000. Larger sites, multiple locations, online booking, or custom features are quoted after a short call.
Hosting and care plans start at $50 a month. Your site runs on a global network that serves pages quickly wherever visitors are, with a firewall and attack protection that stop malicious traffic before it reaches the site. Plans include SSL, daily backups, WordPress and plugin updates, security monitoring, and spam protection on your forms that doesn't make visitors solve puzzles.
You get a clear quote before any work starts: a project price for most builds, or an hourly estimate when the scope is open-ended. For a full breakdown of what drives the price, see what a website should cost.
"Our previous agency couldn't get things right. Forms weren't working, and we were invisible online. After working with Todd, we began showing up in Google and leads started coming in."
Chris V., Owner of ValUPest Management, New Milford
How a website project works
1
Free call
Tell me about your business, your services, and the towns you work in. I'll tell you honestly what the site needs and what it doesn't.
2
Clear quote, then build
You get a clear quote up front. I plan the pages and shape the copy with you, and we build it with the senior designers and developers I bring in as the project needs.
3
Launch and support
The site goes live with call and form tracking in place, and I stay available for updates, changes, and questions after launch.
Built for businesses of every size
I build sites for contractors and home service pros, professional practices, healthcare providers, nonprofits, and organizations with multiple locations. My background includes marketing for national brands and digital work for a ten-location medical imaging group and a hospital, so a larger site or a more complex organization is familiar territory.
What stays the same at every size: the site has to load fast, make it obvious what you do and where, and turn visitors into calls and inquiries. Every site is built on WordPress, so it is easy to update and can grow with you without starting over. Run a trades or home service business? See web design for contractors.
Questions people ask
How much does a website cost?
New sites start at $2,500, and most land between $2,500 and $5,000. You get a clear quote after a short call, before any work starts.
Can you fix my current site instead of starting over?
Often, yes. If the site is sound underneath, a rescue that fixes speed, mobile layout, broken forms, and basic SEO costs less than a rebuild. I'll tell you which one you actually need.
Will my new site show up on Google?
It's built so Google can read and understand it, which is the foundation. Ranking for competitive searches takes ongoing work over months, which is what my local SEO service covers.
How long does it take to build a website?
Simple sites can launch in as little as three weeks from our first call. Larger sites take longer, and you'll get a timeline along with your quote. The biggest variable is usually how quickly photos and details come together.
What do I need to provide?
Your services, the towns you work in, any photos of your work, and a sense of what makes you different. I'll help shape the rest into copy that brings in calls.
Can you handle a larger business or organization?
Yes. Beyond local service businesses, I've done digital work for multi-location organizations, including a ten-location medical imaging group and a hospital. More locations or more pages mean a bigger plan, not a different process.
Ready for a site that brings in work?
Tell me about your business or organization and what you're trying to grow. The consultation is free, and you'll get an honest answer about what your site needs. Or call me at (860) 751-1600.