FAQ
How long does it take to build a website?
Most business websites are projected take 4–8 weeks from our first meeting to launch, depending on the scope of work and how quickly content come together.
How is the cost of a website determined?
The cost of a website is determined by a number of factors; higher page counts require more planning and code time, certain functionalities come with overhead costs. Ultimately the more complex your website, the more it costs to develop.
Do I still need a website if I already have Google Maps and Instagram?
Google Maps and Instagram help people discover you, but they are not a full substitute for a website you own. A site lets you explain services in depth, rank for searches beyond your business name, and wire in quote or appointment flows. Maps and Instagram should point back to the website, not replace it.
Who owns the website after a designer builds it?
You do. When we deploy your product you receive the finished site built around your business, not a locked template you rent forever. Domain, hosting, and accounts stay in your name so you can move or update the site later. We hand over what you need to run it independently or with ongoing support if you choose.
Do I need website maintenance after the site goes live?
Search rankings, plugins, security, and performance all need attention after the website gets deployed. Luke Lane Web Design offers website maintenance so you can keep the site secure, fast, and visible after launch.
Why isn't my business showing up when people search near me in Chilliwack or Abbotsford?
Common reasons include no real website, a slow or template-heavy site Google struggles to rank, an incomplete Google Business Profile, or missing local keywords for Chilliwack or Abbotsford. “Near me” searches also favour businesses with clear service pages, reviews, and consistent contact details across the web. An SEO audit or a rebuild with local-focused structure can uncover what is holding you back.