Atlantic Source
Custom closets, garages and storage. The site, plus the software the company runs on.
atlanticsource.netRead the case studyThe site your customersjudge you by.
Custom design and hand written code, built for the phone first and never subcontracted. Any industry, anywhere in the country.
Load one of these next to your own site.
These are live, on real businesses, today. Open them on the phone in your pocket. That comparison makes the argument better than we can.
What is in every build.
There is no bronze tier. These are not upgrades and they are not line items you have to ask for, because a site without them is not finished.
A design drawn for you
Nothing on the page is there because a theme put it there. The layout comes from what you sell and who is buying it.
Hand written code
No WordPress, no page builder, no plugin stack waiting to be patched. That is also why these pages load the way they do.
The phone first
Most buyers decide on a phone, at night, with your competitor open in another tab. That is the first target, not the last.
Speed you can measure
Pages that finish loading before a visitor decides to leave, on a mid range phone on cell service, not on your desk.
Search groundwork
Clean structure, titles and descriptions, schema, sitemap, Google Business Profile, and town or industry pages where they actually earn their place.
Words written with you
Copy comes out of a conversation about the work. Nothing is filled in from a template and nothing claims something you cannot back up.
Accessible by default
Real contrast, keyboard access, visible focus and text that scales. The same work makes the page easier for search engines to read.
You can see what it did
Analytics and call tracking set up at launch, so the question of where the work came from has an answer.
It stays yours
The domain is registered in your name and stays in your name. You talk to the people writing the code, not to a queue.
How a build goes.
Six steps, in this order, every time. You always know which one you are in and what is waiting on you.
The call
Twenty minutes on what the business does, who it sells to, and what the site you have now is costing you. If you do not need a new site we will say so.
The proposal
A written scope, a fixed price and a date. Reading it costs nothing and nothing starts until you say so.
Design
You see the real thing in a browser rather than a flat picture of it, while changes are still cheap to make.
Build
Hand written code, checked on real phones as it goes. You get a link you can open any time and watch it come together.
Launch
We move the domain, wire up analytics and Google Business Profile, submit the sitemap and watch the first week closely.
After launch
Hosting, updates, security and small changes are covered by the renewal agreed up front, so nothing arrives as a surprise invoice.
Once you are live.
A site that nobody visits is a brochure in a drawer. This layer is optional, it is priced separately, and we will tell you when you do not need it yet.
Local search
Google Business Profile, citations, review flow and the pages that make you the obvious local answer.
Google Ads
Search campaigns that reach people already typing what you sell, with the money aimed at the terms that actually convert.
Local Service Ads
The pay per lead placement that sits above the map, set up and managed where your industry qualifies for it.
Content and SEO
Pages and improvements that compound month over month, rather than one push and then silence.
Built for how your industry sells.
Any business, any industry, anywhere in the country. Some industries already have a page of their own here, written because the specifics of how they win work are worth putting in writing. Not finding yours on this list changes nothing about the build.
- Electricians
- Contractors and remodelers
- HVAC and plumbing
- Roofing
- Landscaping and outdoor living
- Home services
Where we are, and where we work.
We are based in Sussex County, Delaware and work with clients nationwide. If you are on this coast, there is a page for your town.
What it costs, and what comes next.
Every build is quoted to the job after one conversation. Half down to begin, the rest at launch, and you see the number before anything starts.