Texas Web Design
Web Design in Texas
Distance hasn’t stopped us from building sites for Texas businesses that show up when local customers search.
Who we build websites for in Texas
Distance means we skip the small talk about your neighbourhood and get straight to what actually matters: who’s searching for you, and what they need to see before they call. Here’s who we build for across Texas, and what each one needs from a website.
Trades and home services
We've built for painters, gutter installers, and home-service trades in Austin and Houston already. The playbook travels: fast load, a number a thumb can find without thinking, and a dedicated page for every city you actually work in, so you're not relying on one page to rank everywhere.
Industrial and commercial
Equipment, fabrication, and industrial supply companies, whether you're in Houston's industrial corridor or a smaller Texas market. The buyer is comparing you against competitors online long before they call. The site's job is closing that gap with certifications, real photos, and a direct line to a person.
Clinics and practices
Dental, chiro, physio, optometry, legal, accounting practices anywhere in Texas. The market's bigger and the competition is sharper, so the basics matter more, not less: real photos, booking that takes seconds, and rankings for what a patient is actually searching for, not your business name alone.
Retail and storefronts
From Fort Worth to Dallas to San Antonio, your site's real job is feeding your Google Business Profile: consistent hours, accurate location, current photos, and pages Google can rank alongside the map listing.
What's included in every build
Every Texas build gets the identical list below, we don’t strip it down for a lower quote and call the difference an upgrade later.
Design and build
- Custom design, no themes
- Mobile-first layout
- Accessibility built in
- Conversion-focused structure
- Contact forms and booking
- CRM and inbox integration
Content and search
- Page copy written for you
- Keyword research
- Competitor analysis
- On-page SEO and schema
- Google Business Profile setup
- Analytics and Search Console
Speed, hosting, and support
- Managed Kinsta hosting
- Canadian data centre
- Free SSL and daily backups
- Core Web Vitals tuning
- Updates handled by us
- Uptime and link monitoring
Work we've done in Texas
These are active accounts, not old case studies. We’re still hosting and growing most of the sites below, some of them years in.
Prime House Painters
We converted an out of date Wix website into a #1 ranking local painting company website that owns top spot for every local search term.

Saint Exterirors
Complete ground up website design for a local Austin startup. From design to content writing and a local SEO and AEO strategy.

Prime Gutters Houston
Custom website design and local SEO and AEO ranking for a Seamless Gutters Installation company in Houston, Texas.
How a website project runs
Six weeks is the build window whether you’re in Austin, Houston, or a market nobody outside Texas has heard of. Distance changes how we meet, not how the project runs.
1. Discovery
Every project starts with a call, not a form, wherever you're located. We want to know what you sell, who buys it, where leads come from now, and what this site actually has to do. We audit your site and the search landscape, then return with a fixed price.
2. Design
You see the homepage and core templates first, so there's something real to react to instead of a pitch deck. You give feedback, we revise, and nothing else gets built until you approve the direction.
3. Build and content
Development happens on a private WordPress staging site with your copy written alongside it. You review real pages at a real URL from your phone, no matter the time zone, and changes happen now, not post-launch.
4. Launch
DNS, redirects from every old URL, SSL, analytics, Search Console, all verified on staging first. Nothing goes live unchecked, and your rankings transfer over rather than resetting.
5. Growth
After launch, a care plan covers hosting, updates, monitoring, backups, and support, run remotely just like the build was. SEO or Google Ads become the next step only once the numbers make the case.
What Our Clients Say
Verified Google reviews from businesses we’ve built, hosted, and grown.
Alex CunninghamTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Excellent service and support. This team has helped us from the launch of our new site through to ongoing maintenance. They are an accessible, dependable, and responsive team. Chris VollweiterTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Paul and his team are awesome for SEO. Janelle helped us rank in the top 3 for furnace services in our city! They are very responsive and provide great insight. Paul has great knowledge on Ai as well. YEG digital has made a big impact on my business, I would recommend using them 100%! I have been misled by many marketing agencies in the past and it is relief to finally have a team I can trust and that keeps my best interest in mind. Pranav Sabapathy KanthaTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Paul gave a great presentation that helped us understand how to plan a website for small businesses. He clearly knows what he’s doing and has a really engaging personality. He was easy and fun to talk to, and I’d definitely work with him. Gwen ForstTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I would highly recommend working with Paul and his team. Our group had the pleasure of hearing Paul speak during one of our classes. He helped us be prepared to provide digital marketing services in the projects we are working on. Paul guided our group through critically analyzing a business plan and developing achievable goals. He was very knowledgeable and great at anwswering questions. Paul’s unique creativity and knowledge would be a great resource for anyone’s business or project. Nico GalloTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Paul did an awesome job giving me insight as to how I could improve SEO, marketing as-well as my website. After his class he went out of his way to help me out and explain what I could do better. Would recommend to anyone trying to earn more business and sales! Elizabeth Nyenke-WofuruTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Our group is working on a project for a start-up bison farm ranch business that is specifically targeted towards developing a loyal clientele brand to foster the family business. Paul helped us with figuring out what platform to use for our website based on our client’s needs by showing us the pros and cons. A major part of this was how useful the information tied into search engine optimization to help us drive traffic on the bison website. We learnt so much about troubleshooting in e-commerce and business and about the difference between earned media (social media) and owned media (your website) and how to make earned media point back to owned media. Thank you, YEG Digital! Marcia Ewuraesi MochiaTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. For our group based course this semester, Paul, the CEO of YEG Digital, volunteered his time to deliver an in-depth presentation that helped our class develop a digital and website design plan for working with a small business. In particular, he helped our group refine our project direction by emphasizing the importance of strong social media visuals for marketing and attracting potential customers, which is especially useful in a small town. Thank you, Paul, for your valuable time and effort in making this process easier for us. Keizsa RarasTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Paul Letourneau was very professional, approachable, and generous with his time. He gave our team practical advice on improving our digital strategy, including tips on making our content more engaging and effective. We left with clear next steps we could immediately apply to our project. We are very grateful for his expertise and would highly recommend working with him. Luke SchaeferTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Paul spoke in my University class to give us pointers on digital marketing and was an unreal speaker and very interactive, leading a class-wide discussion. His knowledge of website exposure and marketing/business techniques helped a lot with our project of working with small businesses. Helene BuysTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Paul came in to give a presentation for one of my classes on the topics of digital marketing, website development, and AI design strategies. He was very knowledgeable in what he was sharing with us and kept the class engaged throughout. I found Paul to be very considerate and forthcoming when answering questions and that he truly cared about ensuring we had the information we needed. Paul did an excellent job in conveying his knowledge, everything was clear and well organized. He even looked at some of the group projects to help us further understand what he was talking about and how to implement it. Paul gave my group some useful advice for our project. One of the key things he mentioned to us was that we could use Loom.com to record our screen and show the process we are going through step by step. We can then send this video to our partner, who runs a small hops fam, for future use when updating the website we are designing for them.
Texas website pricing made simple
Most projects start near $4,500, with the typical range landing between $7,500 and $15,000 depending on scope and complexity. Enterprise-level builds run higher. Hosting and support are billed as a separate monthly plan, quoted alongside the project. You get a clear number up front, a real scope, a real timeline, and no surprise fees down the line. All pricing is in CAD, so with the current exchange rate, your dollar goes further than it would with a US-based agency.
We don't disappear after launch
Almost every new Texas client tells us a version of the same story: their last developer was great right up until launch, then disappeared. We built two things specifically to avoid repeating that. Hosting and maintenance covers Kinsta hosting, daily backups, WordPress updates, and monitoring that catches problems before they land on your desk. Website support is the other piece, a Basecamp project that never closes, post what you need and someone real picks it up.
Already have a website? Start with SEO
Not showing up in search and having a bad website aren’t the same problem, but they get treated like they are. If your Texas business likes its current site but it’s invisible on Google, we’ll audit it honestly before recommending a rebuild you might not need.
Who you'll actually work with
Being in Edmonton instead of Texas changes how we meet, not who you’re working with. You get the same four people from the first call through year five, remote doesn’t mean a rotating cast.
Paul Letourneau
Zach Belland
Janelle Carriere
Jorge Flores
Texas web design FAQ
Do you work with businesses in Texas, and can you help us rank locally?
Yes. Every Texas build ships with the same local SEO foundation as our Edmonton work: schema markup, location pages, Google Business Profile alignment, and content built around how people actually search locally, regardless of the state it’s built for.
How long does it take to build a website?
Plan on six weeks, no matter the Texas market. E-commerce, custom features, or a big content migration stretch that to eight or twelve. It’s almost always content or approvals on your end that decide the actual pace, not our schedule.
What does a website cost?
Most Texas builds land between $4,500 and $15,000, with $7,500 a common starting point once scope is set, and priced in CAD so your dollar stretches further. That’s a fixed number before work starts, not an hourly rate that grows. Hosting and support are billed as a separate monthly plan.
Do you build on WordPress?
Yes, deliberately. WordPress is open source and runs a massive share of the web, so you own the site outright instead of renting access to a platform. Every build is custom, we skip marketplace themes entirely.
Do you write the content, or do we provide it?
We write it, backed by keyword research and a look at your competitors before drafting anything. You approve everything before launch. If you’d rather handle your own copy, we can build around that instead.
Do we have to meet in person?
Rarely. Texas projects run entirely on calls, email, and a shared staging link, same as everywhere else we work remotely. You review real pages at a real URL throughout, not just a status update over the phone.
Are there long-term contracts?
None. Hosting and support run month to month, no matter where you’re located, and your site and data leave with you if you ever go. The build itself is a fixed-scope project with a clear end date.
What happens to our rankings when the new site launches?
We map 301 redirects for every old URL before launch and watch Search Console closely in the weeks after. A brief dip during reindexing is normal and usually climbs back higher than where you started, the only sites that get hurt are ones without a redirect plan.
Let's talk about your Texas website
Whether it’s a new build or a rebuild of something underperforming, let’s start with a conversation. Honest advice, a clear price, no pressure attached.
(780) 884-0591 · [email protected] · Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Serving businesses across Texas remotely from our office at 10665 Jasper Avenue, Suite 1400, Edmonton, AB.