Guardian Solutions provides website design and existing-site support for Asheville, North Carolina businesses. Tell us whether you need a new site, changes to the one you have or help looking after it. The proposed work should make the project and continuing responsibilities clear.
We collaborate from Colorado Springs over Zoom. Request a free review of your current website and a 30-minute consultation, with no purchase obligation. A new design, repair or continuing service is separately scoped.
Choose the build around the content and functions
Guardian’s website design starting points are starter sites from $2,500, business sites at $5,000–$10,000 and custom projects at $10,000+. The itemized proposal defines the pages, copywriting, forms, integrations, review rounds and launch checks for your requirements.
Share the material your business already has and identify what needs creating. Agree who supplies service facts, photographs and other assets, who writes or edits the pages and who approves them. A proposed design needs both usable content and the customer functions you want to commission.
Define what happens after the project
Hosting, software licenses, support and marketing have their own scope and continuing costs. Document access and ownership, including any licensed components with ongoing terms, before work begins.
If the existing site needs focused attention, discuss WordPress support or Joomla support before assuming it needs replacement. Guardian assesses the installation and relevant dependencies before recommending work. Continuing SEO is another defined assignment for research, service content, technical improvements and reporting.
Send the website, priority services, required features and any support or hosting arrangement you want retained. We can discuss the next useful scope without treating a website build as an unlimited maintenance or marketing plan.
Questions about Asheville website services
Does a website project include ongoing maintenance and SEO?
Those services need their own agreed scope. The website proposal defines the build and launch work; hosting, licenses, support and continuing marketing should have clear responsibilities and costs.
Can we bring existing text and photographs?
Yes. Identify which material is current, relevant and available for authorized use, and what still needs writing or editing. The proposal should assign content production and approval rather than assume every page is ready.