Selected projects · North Dakota & Minnesota
A good site understands the people using it. Here is how that takes shape for agricultural businesses, manufacturers, community organizations and local services.
01 / Heavy equipment service · Williston & Glendive
A service business with more than one way to help.
Dedicated pages for equipment repair, hydraulics, parts, rentals and equipment sales help customers find the right service. Location pages distinguish the Williston and Glendive shops, with direct paths to call or request help.
The focus: organizing a broad service offering around the customer’s next step.
Visit MonDak Equipment
02 / Agriculture & food production
A clear introduction for buyers and partners.
MinnDak needed a corporate website that reflected its agricultural operations. The design brings product information, company background and contact options into a straightforward structure.
The focus: product discovery and business credibility.
Visit MinnDak
03 / Arts & community · Stanley, ND
The next show, easy to find.
A WordPress replacement built around the 2026 concert season. Show details, performers and photos share one events source, and the homepage brings the next performance forward automatically.
The focus: a useful season guide, simpler updates and preserved older links.
Visit the Sibyl Center
04 / Manufacturing · Cavalier, ND
From the shop floor to a quote request.
A family-run pallet business needed a clear way to show what it makes and recycles. Product and service pages, real yard photography, and a quote form give regional buyers a practical starting point.
The focus: clear offerings and an easy path to an inquiry.
Visit Dakota PalletsMore from the shop
Client projects alongside businesses and tools I operate myself. Older WordPress work is part of that history; today I support existing WordPress sites and use leaner builds for new websites.
Storage · Devils Lake, ND
Unit information, pricing and contact details in a mobile-friendly site that helps customers compare their storage options.
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Tree moving & landscaping
A specialized service made easier to understand: tree transplanting, equipment, nursery availability and consulting, with a clear quote request.
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Ecommerce · Established WordPress work
A specialized heating-parts store built in 2014 with WooCommerce, including product navigation, a shopping cart and payment integration.
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My own business · Thompson, ND
My storage operation pairs a public website and online payments with a visual facility map. The management side became BayRoster.
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Sanitation · Johnstown, ND
A website with bill pay and service requests, paired with customer, route and billing tools built for a family hauling operation. The software is available as HaulerHQ.
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My own project · Tools for the trades
A searchable library of trade calculators for field and shop work. Built for use on a phone, with no app installation or login.
Visit ToolGrit ↗What does your website need to do?
Website projects from $1,200. A free working preview before you commit.