If you run a shop on the Square, a contracting business out near Loop 288, or a service operation in the unincorporated parts of Denton County, you've probably noticed the same thing: most "web design agencies" that pitch you are based in Austin, Dallas, or some marketing farm in another state. They build the same template four times a week and ship it.
Smith Web Co. builds websites for Denton specifically — the kind that show up when someone in Aubrey, Corinth, Krum, or Sanger types your service into Google at 9pm on a Tuesday. We focus on small and mid-size local businesses across Denton County, and we know the difference between a site that looks nice in a portfolio and a site that actually pulls in calls.
A good local website in Denton does four things, in order:
Every business needs a different mix of pages, content, integrations, and search work. We start with a short discovery call, recommend the right scope, and provide a clear fixed quote before work begins. Request a free quote for your project.
When you hire a national web design service — the ones advertising on podcasts — you get assigned a project manager who's never been to Texas, a designer in another time zone, and a content writer who'll ask you what "Denton Square" is. They charge $4,000 for a site that took someone 90 minutes in a page builder.
A local designer can drive over and meet you. We know that businesses in Denton compete with operations in Lewisville, Frisco, and Flower Mound for some of the same customers, and that ranking strategy looks different than it does for a one-location business in a small town. We know which Denton neighborhoods are growing (south toward Argyle, west past 35W) and which keywords matter for which areas.
That context shows up in the work. It's the difference between a site that gets built and a site that gets found.
If you don't have copy ready, we'll write it. Most clients don't have time to write 8 pages of clean, conversion-focused copy, and that's fine. We interview you for an hour and draft from there.
We've built sites for or are comfortable working with:
If your business doesn't fit cleanly into one of those, ask anyway. The principles transfer.
Most local business sites take 3–6 weeks from kickoff to launch, assuming we get content and photos from you on schedule. E-commerce builds run 6–10 weeks. We don't disappear mid-project — you'll get weekly updates.
The first conversation is free and takes about 20 minutes. We'll look at your current site (if you have one), pull up your competitors in Denton, and tell you honestly whether a redesign will actually move the needle for you or whether you'd be better off spending the money on Google Ads or a Google Business Profile cleanup first.
No pressure pitch. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so.
Call or text: (817) 547-0839 Email: hello@smithwebco.com Hours: Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm Service area: Denton and all of Denton County, plus parts of Cooke, Wise, and Tarrant County by request.
Free quotes typically returned within one business day.
Every project is quoted to fit the business, page count, content, integrations, and search goals. After a short discovery call, we provide a clear fixed scope and price before work begins.
Yes. We regularly build sites for businesses across Denton County — Corinth, Lake Dallas, Aubrey, Krum, Sanger, Pilot Point, Argyle, Justin, and the Lewisville/Flower Mound area. If you serve customers in those cities, we'll build dedicated geo-targeted pages for each one so you rank locally.
A standard local business site takes 3–6 weeks from kickoff to launch. E-commerce builds typically run 6–10 weeks. The biggest factor is how quickly you can get us your photos, content, and feedback. If you're slow on content, we have a writer who can draft it from a one-hour interview.
Yes. Optional care and SEO support are scoped around the site and the level of ongoing work you need. We will include those options in your tailored quote so there are no surprise charges.
Yes — mobile-first is the default, not an upgrade. Over 60% of local search traffic in Denton is mobile, and a lot of your customers in the rural parts of the county are on spotty LTE. We test on real devices and optimize loading speed specifically for slower connections.
Yes. You own the domain, the hosting account, the content, and the site files. We don't lock clients into proprietary platforms. If you ever decide to leave, you take everything with you. Most agencies in this space do not work this way — read the contract before signing with anyone.
That's a common starting point. Sometimes the fix is a full rebuild, but often it's a targeted update — speed improvements, adding geo pages for nearby Denton County cities, fixing schema, or cleaning up the Google Business Profile. We'll look at your current site for free and tell you which option actually makes sense for your budget.
Free consultation, no contract, no pressure. Let's see if we're a fit.
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