A Chattanooga web designer who keeps your site current
Seventh Heaven Strategy is based in Chattanooga, and I build every site myself. Most small-business websites around town aren't bad when they launch. They just fall behind: a service you added last spring isn't listed, the prices are from two years ago, and the hours still say you're open on Sundays. Customers notice, and some of them call someone else.
My plans are built around fixing that. You get a new site with your full list of services and prices, your booking or quote requests built in, and everyday updates included, so the site keeps up with your business instead of falling behind it.
Who it's for
Local service businesses in Chattanooga, Hamilton County and the surrounding area: contractors and home services, auto shops, clinics and practices, studios, salons and spas, and other appointment businesses. If customers find you, compare you and book you, your site should make each of those easy.
Meeting in person or online
Nearby, we can meet in person to walk through your draft. If that's not convenient, the walk-through happens on a 20-minute Google Meet video call. Everything else works by text, email and a short checklist, so it fits around your workday.
What it costs
Plans start at $149 a month for Website Care: a new site with your full list of services and prices, booking or quote requests, hosting, everyday updates and Google listing care. Website + 1 Extra, from $297 a month, adds an AI chat or missed-call text-back. Front Desk, from $397 a month, includes both extras plus one inbox for texts and Google reviews.
There's no setup fee, it's month to month, and you invest nothing until your site is live and you love it. Your exact price depends on your business and comes in writing first. Prices are before sales tax, where it applies.
How changes work
Text or email what you'd like changed, and it goes straight to me, the person who makes it. Everyday updates are part of every plan at no extra charge: new photos, a new logo, prices, hours, text, services and new pages as you grow. Larger projects, like a full redesign, an online store or a second website, are quoted in writing before any work begins.
How long it takes
It depends on what your business needs, so there's no one-size answer. The steps are always the same: a 2-minute interest form, then a 10-minute business checklist with your services, prices, hours and how clients book. If it's a good fit, you see a draft of your new site before you invest anything. Once you approve the draft, you get your launch date in writing.