Sites built like good carpentry — measured twice.
We design fast, search-ready websites and lead systems for Front Range businesses, with a trades flagship. Built on your market's real numbers and a plain, step-by-step method you can watch happen — from Fort Collins to Greeley.
Focused scopes from $6,000 · complete systems commonly $12,500 · every project quoted
A build you can watch happen
No black box. Every project runs the same five steps, in the open — you see the framing before the drywall goes up.
Read the market
We start from your city's real numbers, not a mood board.
Draw the plan
A page map and wireframe you approve before the build — cheap to move a wall on paper.
Build in code
Hand-coded on Next.js, cut to fit, so it loads fast and stays yours.
Wire the lead path
A form to your inbox and tracking set, so you count calls instead of guessing.
Measure and hand off
We prove the page speed and hand back the keys — code, content, domain.
Four things we build, one way of building them
Start with a site that ranks, then add the channel that fits your timeline. Same method, whether it's a new build or a rescue.
Web Design
01A site built in code, measured twice, that loads fast and turns a search into a booked call.
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Website Redesign
02A faster site that keeps the rankings the old one earned — a rebuild, not a reset.
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SEO
03Earned rankings on the searches that pay — the keyword map, the work log, and monthly proof.
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Photo: Andrew Patrick Photo / PexelsLocal SEO
04Show up when a nearby customer searches — the map pack and the local pages behind it.
See the methodThe trades are where we do our sharpest work — and 3,498 Front Range firms are the field.
We build for any Northern Colorado business, but the trades are our flagship. Across 4 counties, roughly 3,498 construction firms employ more than 34,198 people — and most of them have a website that earns no search traffic at all. That gap is the whole opportunity.
Source: U.S. Census County Business Patterns 2023, NAICS 23, 4-county Northern Colorado.
Three builds, and the receipts to back them
Real Campbell Digital Studio work, Gulf Coast trades, shown honestly. Every number is either measured in a system we run or clearly marked as the owner's.
Seen enough? Let's measure up your project.
A short intake, then a plain recommendation and a fixed quote with the ongoing work spelled out.
Every number we publish is labeled. See the proof →Twelve cities, each on its own numbers
We profile every city we serve on real ACS 2024 data — because a Fort Collins build and a Fort Morgan build should not read the same.
Fort Collins Building Permit Fees: The 2026 Occupancy Formula?
Fort Collins calculates the base building-permit fee for new construction from occupancy group and square footage, then collects 35% as the plan-check fee at application and the remaining 65% when the permit is approved. This guide turns the current schedule into an estimating worksheet without pretending the base formula is the final project invoice.
Why we publish this
A good local site knows the local rules. We do the primary-source research — permits, codes, licensing — and cite every figure. It's the same homework that goes into every page we build.
Straight answers
What kind of businesses do you build for?
We're a Northern Colorado web studio, so we build for Front Range businesses of most kinds — with the trades as our flagship vertical, because that's where a fast, findable site pays back fastest. If you run something local and want to be found, we're probably a fit.
Where are you actually located?
We're Fort Collins Web Designs, a Campbell Digital Studio brand working out of Daphne, Alabama, building for the Northern Colorado market. No storefront, no walk-ins — just websites and lead systems delivered remotely, which is how a $6,000 project stays a fair price.
How much does a website cost?
Projects start at $6,000, depending on scope — how many pages, how many cities you're targeting, and whether you add ongoing SEO. You get a fixed quote after a short intake, not a running meter.
Will a redesign cost me my current rankings?
Not the way we do it. We rebuild on a URL-identity plan — your existing pages keep their addresses and their search equity — so a redesign makes the site faster without resetting your rankings to zero.
Tell us what you're building. We'll measure it up and quote it straight.
A short intake, then a plain recommendation and a fixed quote — no pressure, no retainer trap.
Every number we publish is labeled. See the proof →