Can customers send photos of their project through my Batavia website?

Yes. The request form takes photos straight from a phone camera along with the measurements and notes, and everything arrives in one message to whoever quotes the job. You see the problem before you call back, so the first conversation is about price and timing instead of what the customer meant.

Should a small Batavia business pay for a custom site instead of using a template builder?

Not always. If all you need is a few pages and a phone number, a builder like Squarespace is fine, and the audit will tell you so. A custom build pays off when the site has to do work: take bookings, collect deposits, route requests, or connect to the tools you run the business on.

How do I update my Batavia site after it launches?

Send the change and I will make it. Small edits to text, photos, and projects are covered by the monthly plan. If you would rather make those edits yourself, the site can include a simple editor for them. Anything bigger, like a new section or a new form, gets quoted before it starts.

Can my Batavia website show a gallery of past projects?

Yes, sorted by type of work so a visitor can find jobs like theirs. Each project can carry a short note about the scope, and the photos are sized to load quickly on a phone. Adding a finished job takes a couple of minutes.

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Web Design in Batavia, IL.

A lot of Batavia businesses are small shops and trades where the owner is also the estimator. I build websites for them that show the work, collect the details of a new job up front, and send a clean request to whoever writes the quote.

New Face Design is one engineer in St. Charles, a few minutes north. There is no agency layer, and it starts with a free 20 minute audit that ends with a fixed price.

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What a Batavia business site has to do

Found on the map as well as the results

A search for a local service usually shows a map with three businesses before any website. Your site and your Google Business Profile carry the same name, address, hours, and services, so each one backs up the other.

The job gets taken on the page

Bookings go on your real calendar, deposits and invoices are paid through Stripe, and quote requests reach the person who answers them, with the details already filled in.

Quick on a phone

Built on Next.js and hosted on Vercel, so the page opens fast on a phone, which is where a lot of local searches happen.

Yours from the first day

The domain, the code, the hosting, and the analytics are in your name. If we stop working together, the site keeps running.

A worked example

A Batavia remodeler who drives out to see every job first

Picture a kitchen and bath remodeler who spends two evenings a week driving to houses just to see what the customer means. The current site has a phone number and a few photos. A rebuild adds a project gallery sorted by room, and a quote form that asks for measurements, a budget range, and photos taken on the customer's phone. The remodeler reads each request with pictures attached, quotes the simple jobs from the office, and saves the site visits for the ones that need them.

Real builds

A Chicago-area pool company
A website with Stripe payments and lead capture. Every lead is confirmed and tracked through to close, where it used to die in a full voicemail box.
A freight forwarder
Separate intake for quotes, imports, exports, and general questions, each arriving structured and sent to the right desk.

Full case studies go up as each client signs off on the details. See the work page.

What a website costs in Batavia

Starter: $500; then $99/mo after 30 days
Growth: $1,000; then $249/mo after 60 days
Full System: $5,000; then $499/mo after 90 days

The same prices as anywhere else. After the audit you get a fixed number from these tiers, set by how much has to be wired in behind the pages. The monthly keeps the site monitored, updated, and fast, and you can cancel it. See what each tier includes.

Asked about websites in Batavia

01Can customers send photos of their project through my Batavia website?: Yes. The request form takes photos straight from a phone camera along with the measurements and notes, and everything arrives in one message to whoever quotes the job. You see the problem before you call back, so the first conversation is about price and timing instead of what the customer meant.
02Should a small Batavia business pay for a custom site instead of using a template builder?: Not always. If all you need is a few pages and a phone number, a builder like Squarespace is fine, and the audit will tell you so. A custom build pays off when the site has to do work: take bookings, collect deposits, route requests, or connect to the tools you run the business on.
03How do I update my Batavia site after it launches?: Send the change and I will make it. Small edits to text, photos, and projects are covered by the monthly plan. If you would rather make those edits yourself, the site can include a simple editor for them. Anything bigger, like a new section or a new form, gets quoted before it starts.
04Can my Batavia website show a gallery of past projects?: Yes, sorted by type of work so a visitor can find jobs like theirs. Each project can carry a short note about the scope, and the photos are sized to load quickly on a phone. Adding a finished job takes a couple of minutes.

Find your worst bottleneck. Free.

A 20 minute call. We map where your week goes and pick out the first process worth automating. You keep the map either way, and there is no deck to sit through at the end.

pgorski@newfacedesign.com

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+1 (773) 627-2176

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Chicago area

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