Horton Electric
An electrician in Morris with 30 years of work and no website — just a Facebook page. Built from scratch around his black-and-white truck logo, on a domain of his own, with a quote form that emails him directly.
Websites for Alabama small businesses
You do good work.
Your website
should show it.
I rebuild outdated small-business websites, then host and manage them for about half what most agencies charge. You see your finished site working before you spend a dime.
Call or text (205) 721-3830 — you'll get me, not a sales rep.
10+ yearsbuilding web software for big companies
Alabama-basedI answer my own phone
One flat ratedesign, hosting, changes, SEO — all in
The work
Real sites, live right now
Every one of these is online — click through and poke around. Nothing here is a mockup.
Dahlke Solar
My own product, not a client job: solar-powered dock monitoring on Smith Lake. Website, customer web app, and native iPhone and Android apps I designed and built, talking to real hardware on the water. If I can build this, I can build your site.
Alabama Reliable Roofing
The before-and-after up top. Rebuilt with their real brand colors, real job photos, and the structured data Google looks for.
King Boat Docks
A Smith Lake dock builder's site, redone as a fast six-page build — their original loads the same page for every link and hides from Google.
Aurelia
A five-page healthcare site matching the design system of a national telehealth company — proof the polish holds up well past small-town level.
Dahlke Solar, in your pocket
The mobile side of Dahlke Solar: check your dock's battery, flip the lights, and get low-battery alerts from anywhere. In beta on iPhone now, with App Store and Google Play launches on the way.
The receipts
Every remake starts with an audit
Before I touch a design, I run your current site through the same tools Google uses and write up what's costing you customers — page by page, no jargon. Here are three real ones:
- Alabama Reliable Roofing Two conflicting business addresses, missing structured data, no sitemap — with a cutover checklist to fix it all. View report →
- King Boat Docks Every page serves identical content to Google, photos weigh nearly a megabyte each, broken pages pretend to be fine. View report →
- Solace (national telehealth co.) A venture-backed company scoring 23/100 on mobile speed — big budgets don't guarantee good websites. View report →
How it goes
See it before you pay for it
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I build it first
Send me your business name. You get a link to a working demo of your new website — free, no meetings, no obligation.
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You decide
Like it? We put it live on your domain, usually within days. Don't? Delete the email and you've lost nothing.
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I run it
Hosting, security, edits, and search visibility — one flat monthly rate, typically about half what an agency charges. Need a change? Text me.
Who you're working with
I'm Jared. It's just me — that's the point.
I've spent more than ten years building web software for large companies. Now I build for the businesses I actually live around: roofers, electricians, dock builders — people whose work is better than their website lets on.
No account managers, no offshore ticket queue. The person who designs your site is the person who answers when it needs something.
jareddahlke.com
Get your free demo
Worst case, you see what your site could look like
Tell me who you are and I'll build a working demo of your new website — free. Or skip the form: