No account managers, no handoffs, no junior designer doing the work while someone else takes the meeting.
Small businesses get quoted agency prices for template work. I started EverGreen Web Co. because the gap between what a local service business pays and what it actually receives is wider than it should be.
I work with the businesses that keep a place running — lawn crews, clinics, salvage yards, people selling a product they built themselves. They need a site that loads fast, says the right thing, and puts the phone number where a customer can find it. That is a solvable problem, and it does not require an agency to solve.
So you get me, start to finish. I answer the email, I do the design, I write the code, and I am the one who fixes it if something breaks. When you ask a question, you are asking the person who made the decision.
Every site is written from scratch in plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. That is why they load quickly on a phone with two bars of signal, and why nothing has to be paid monthly just to keep one online. Where a project genuinely needs a paid third-party service, that gets named up front rather than discovered later.
AI is part of how I build, and I would rather tell you that than pretend otherwise. What matters is that you never have to manage it — the prompting, the wrong turns, and the iteration stay on my side. What reaches you is a finished site and a smaller bill than an agency would send for the same work.
The name is deliberate. Standards-based code does not rot the way a plugin stack does. A site built this way needs maintenance, not a rebuild every couple of years when a page-builder changes direction.
Most projects take two to three weeks. I say that up front because a date you can plan around is worth more than an optimistic one you cannot.
Just as useful to know, and it saves us both a call.
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