You can spot the difference between production work and custom work from across the street. So can I — in websites. Most contractor sites are the digital version of vinyl siding: fine, forgettable, and identical to the next one. Your work isn't. Your website shouldn't be.
Every line of code on every site is written by hand — the same reason you don't order cabinets from a big-box store. It's slower to build and better forever after: faster, more secure, and shaped exactly to your business instead of the other way around.
Locke Hollow is family-owned and operated. My sister leads branding and design from lower Alabama — the creative eye that keeps every project as sharp as it is fast. I handle strategy, code, and everything after launch.
You'll never be handed off to an account manager, because there isn't one. The person who designed your site wrote its code, answers its emails, and picks up when you call. That's not a limitation of a small shop — it's the reason to hire one.
Every project is scoped and priced in a written proposal after one call. No surprise invoices, no hourly meter running.
If I'm not the right fit for your project, I'll say so on the first call and point you somewhere better. Your time is worth more than my pitch.
Every site I ship scores 100/100 on Google Lighthouse. Run any of them through Google PageSpeed Insights yourself — the claim is testable, so test it.
Call (615) 375-4606 and I answer. Two years after launch, that's still true — same person, same number.
