Before you hire me, here's what you should know.

The contractors I worked with kept having the same problem — good work, and no way for anybody to find them. So I learned how to fix it. Now that's what I do.

Here's what I'll tell you that most people won't.

I'm new at this, and I'm not going to pretend otherwise.

You've seen the sites — "300+ projects delivered," five-star reviews from people who don't exist, a wall of logos. I could do that. You'd probably never check. But you'd find out eventually, and I'd rather you heard it from me now.

AxisSites is new. The builds on this site are demonstration work — real sites, real code, built so you can see what I'd do for you. Four are for companies I made up. One's a concept for a real business that hasn't launched yet. Every one of them says so on the page.

What I actually do

I build the site somebody lands on at nine at night when there's water coming through their ceiling. It loads fast, your number is one tap, and it tells them in five seconds that you're the guy to call.

Then I make sure Google can actually find it. Most contractor sites can't be found — not because the work is bad, but because nobody ever set them up to be found.

How you don't get burned

You own it. The site, the domain, the content, the accounts — all in your name. Not rented. Fire me tomorrow and you keep every bit of it and it keeps working. There are outfits that'll build you a site for two hundred a month; stop paying and it disappears.

Live in 21 days from the day I have your logo, photos and details. If I miss it, I take $500 off.

We don't start building until you like the direction. If you don't like the first one, I do another. No extra charge. I want to build something we're both proud of.

No contract. No retainer you can't get out of.

When I've got clients with numbers worth showing, they'll be on this page with their names on them. Until then, look at the work and call me.