Edmonton Website Design.
Built to Rank & Convert.
Premium WordPress websites for Edmonton professional firms, clinics, energy services and trades — built and configured personally by Ron Reichert. Mobile-first and structured for Google, Bing and AI search from launch.
One-time build fee in CAD, GST extra. You own the site at launch. Launch, Professional and Authority tiers — custom and e-commerce builds from $15,000.
Why Edmonton Businesses Choose Our Website Builds
A business website has two jobs: be found by the people searching for what you do, and give them a reason to call. Every Edmonton build is planned around both from the first page.
You Work With Ron — Start to Finish
No hand-off from a sales rep to a junior developer to an account manager. Ron Reichert personally scopes, builds and launches every project, and he's the one who answers when you call. Active in SEO since 1993 and running internetWorld.ca Corp. since 2010 — the experience is in the build, not just the sales meeting.
Structured Around Edmonton Search Intent
A pipeline services buyer in Nisku, a homeowner in Sherwood Park and a client choosing a St. Albert law firm search in different ways. Your pages, headings and service structure are planned around how your Edmonton-region buyers actually search — not copied from a generic Canadian template.
Ready for AI Search From Launch Day
Google AI Overviews and Bing Copilot now answer many questions before anyone clicks a result. Every build ships with schema markup, clean heading structure and direct-answer content, so answer engines can understand your business and cite it — built in during the build, not bolted on afterward.
Security and Profiles Included, Not Upsold
Every tier includes Zero-Trust security hardening plus Google Business Profile and Bing Places setup. Pricing is a fixed one-time build fee published on our website, and ownership of the site transfers to you at launch. Hosting and monthly SEO are optional add-ons — never a condition of owning your site.
Our Edmonton Website Build Process
Six steps take your website from the first conversation to launch day. Most builds take 2 to 10 weeks, depending on the tier and the number of pages, and you work directly with Ron at every step.
Step 1: Audit & Competitive Review
Ron reviews your current website, your main Edmonton-region competitors, and how your business appears on Google and Bing today. Technical problems, content gaps and missed AI search opportunities are documented first, so the new site solves real issues instead of assumed ones.
Step 2: Scope, Pages & Goals
A kickoff call confirms your pages, features and target buyers, along with what the website needs to produce, such as phone calls or quote requests. The agreed scope is confirmed in writing before any building starts, so there are no surprises later.
Step 3: Design & Build
Ron builds your website in WordPress on a premium theme, personally configured for your brand, market and search intent. Every site is mobile-first, fast-loading and structured for Google, Bing and AI search. Launch includes a basic SEO foundation, while Professional and Authority include the full SEO and AEO structure.
Step 4: Review & Refine
You review the finished website on a private preview link before anything goes live. Every tier includes two rounds of revisions covering layout, wording and design. Compare what each tier includes
Step 5: Security, Testing & Launch
Before launch, Ron applies Zero-Trust security hardening and tests the site on phones, tablets and desktop browsers. He also sets up your Google Business Profile and Bing Places listing, with multi-location profiles included on the Authority tier.
Step 6: Handover & Optional Support
Ownership of the website transfers to you at launch, along with full WordPress admin access and basic training on updating your own content. Hosting starts at $15 a month and SEO plans start at $895 a month, and both are optional. Authority builds include a private server for the first year. To keep the site updated and secure after launch, website maintenance plans start at $149 a month
Websites Built for Edmonton's Key Industries
Each industry has different buyers, different search habits and different reasons to trust a business. Your Edmonton website is planned around the people who hire in your sector, not written as a generic page that could belong to anyone.
Websites That Help Edmonton Firms Earn Trust Before the First Call
People choosing a lawyer, accountant or consultant usually check the firm's website before they call, even when they were referred. Your site needs to show your experience, practice areas and people clearly, and make it easy to book a consultation. Pages are structured so Google and AI search tools can match your firm to the questions clients ask.
Book a free consultationClinic Websites That Make Booking Easy
Patients compare clinics online before they book, often on a phone and often after hours. Your site needs clear services, hours and location details, a simple path to booking, and pages for the communities you serve, such as Sherwood Park, St. Albert and Leduc. Zero-Trust security hardening is included in every build.
Discuss your clinic websiteEnergy Services Websites Built for Procurement Review
Energy buyers and procurement teams research vendors online long before they request a quote. Your site needs to show your capabilities, safety program, certifications and service area in a way that stands up to that review. Clear service pages and contact paths make it easier for a buyer in Nisku or the Industrial Heartland to shortlist you.
Talk to Ron about your energy websiteEdmonton Trades Websites Built to Make the Phone Ring
Trades businesses depend on phone calls, especially when demand jumps in winter and summer. Your site puts your phone number, services and service area front and centre on every page, and it is built to support your Google Business Profile and Bing Places listing. The goal is simple: more calls and quote requests from the areas you actually serve.
Get a free trades website auditEdmonton Website Development Pricing
Every build is a fixed, one-time fee, and you own the website at launch. Hosting and monthly SEO are optional add-ons, never a condition of owning your site.
Launch
$2,950
One-time build · about 2–3 weeks
- Up to 5 pages, designed and built from scratch
- Premium WordPress theme, personally configured
- Mobile-first responsive design
- Zero-Trust security hardening
- Google Business Profile and Bing Places setup
- Basic on-page SEO foundation
- 2 rounds of revisions
Professional
$5,950
One-time build · about 4–6 weeks
- Up to 12 pages, designed and built from scratch
- Premium WordPress theme, personally configured
- Mobile-first responsive design
- Zero-Trust security hardening
- Google Business Profile and Bing Places setup
- Full SEO and AEO structure built in
- Blog and content section set up
- 2 rounds of revisions
Authority
$9,950
One-time build · about 6–10 weeks
- Up to 20 pages, designed and built from scratch
- Custom features and integrations scoped to your business
- Zero-Trust security hardening
- Multi-location Google Business Profile and Bing Places setup
- Full SEO and AEO structure built in
- Year-one private server included (then $60/month with a maintenance or SEO plan)
- 2 rounds of revisions
Prices in Canadian dollars, GST extra. 50% deposit to begin, 50% due at launch. Hosting is separate on Launch and Professional: shared hosting from $15/month, or your own private server for $60/month with a website maintenance or SEO plan.
Edmonton Website Questions, Answered
Clear answers to the questions Edmonton business owners ask most before they commit to a new website.
Yes. Before anything changes, Ron records your current pages, rankings, backlinks and indexed URLs. Any page that moves or gets a new address is redirected to its new location with a permanent 301 redirect, so visitors and search engines land in the right place. After launch, the new sitemap is submitted to Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools, and rankings are checked for problems in the weeks that follow.
For most small trades businesses, the Launch tier at $2,950 is enough to start. It covers up to 5 pages, such as a home page, your main services, your service area and a contact page, plus Google Business Profile and Bing Places setup. Professional at $5,950 is the better fit if you offer many separate services or want individual pages for areas like St. Albert, Sherwood Park and Leduc. Compare the tiers.
Procurement teams usually want to confirm what you do, where you work and how you manage safety before they request a quote. A strong energy services website typically includes clear capability and service pages, your safety program and certifications, the equipment or fleet you run, your service area, and a direct contact for quotes. A downloadable capability statement is also useful for buyers who need to share your information internally.
Yes. The right approach is separate location pages for Edmonton and Calgary, each with its own content about the work you do and the areas you serve in that market. Copying the same page and swapping the city name tends to perform poorly in search. The Authority tier includes multi-location Google Business Profile and Bing Places setup for businesses with more than one address.
The most useful items are your logo and brand colours, a list of your services and service areas, good photos of your team and your work, and any client reviews you want to feature. Ron also needs access to your domain registrar, current hosting and Google Business Profile. Anything missing is identified on the kickoff call, so the build is not held up later.
Yes. Your Google Business Profile shows up in Maps and local results, but it gives you limited space and Google controls how it looks. Your website is where you explain your services in detail, answer common questions and build the trust that turns a search into a call. Google, Bing and AI search tools also use your website to understand what your business does, which supports how your profile performs.
Start with one page for each main service you want to be found for, plus a home page, an about page and a contact page. Buyers searching for a specific service expect a page that answers their exact question, and search engines rank those focused pages more easily than one long page that lists everything. If you serve several communities, pages for areas such as St. Albert, Sherwood Park or Leduc can be added when the content for each one is genuinely different.
No. Your current website stays live while the new one is built on a private preview link, so your business is never offline during the build. At launch, the domain is pointed to the new site, usually with little or no downtime. If your email is hosted separately, such as with Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, it keeps working as normal. Your email settings are checked before launch so nothing breaks.
Every build starts with a premium WordPress theme, which gives your site a proven, fast and secure foundation. Ron then configures the layout, colours, fonts, page structure and content around your brand, your market and the way your buyers search. The result looks and works like your business, not like a demo site, and it costs far less than coding a design from nothing. Fully custom builds start from $15,000.
A blog is worth having if you will add useful content over time, such as answers to common customer questions, project examples or seasonal advice. Those articles give Google, Bing and AI search tools more reasons to show your business for related searches. The Professional and Authority tiers include a blog and content section. If you are unlikely to post, a well-built set of service pages matters more.