Job apps
Ledgers for the truck and the office. Receipts, photos, the stuff that used to live in a glovebox.

I’m Shea. I build websites for trade businesses and bring 31 years of firsthand trade experience to the work. I understand how service businesses operate and what customers need to find before they call.
I combine website design with practical knowledge of running a trade business. The goal is a professional site that explains your work, builds confidence, and makes contacting you easy. I’ll explain the scope and full pricing before we begin.
Based in Arizona, I work entirely remotely with trade business owners across the country. We use email, online consultations, and website previews to keep the work easy to review.
Dispatch calendar, job screen, price book, invoices, card and check, texts, the whole office-to-truck loop. Built for plumbing and opened up to HVAC, electrical, garage doors, and appliance.
The project brings scheduling, job information, and payment workflows together around the needs of a service business.
Belbrook is my plumbing business. Running it has given me firsthand experience with the website and advertising decisions trade business owners face.
Shown here is Belbrook’s current live website. My experience as a business owner is what led me to start Solid Footings.
Firebird Water Heaters provides water heater and water treatment services in Queen Creek and Arizona’s East Valley. Its website organizes equipment and service information around the questions a homeowner has when arranging a repair or replacement.
A plumbing education platform in development. The current design brings focused study, exam preparation, and progress tracking into a clear learning workspace. Enrollment is not open yet.
A window washing and exterior company in the family. Solid Footings built their website, replacing a one-page builder site with service pages, job photos, coverage information, and a form that emails the shop.
The project used the company’s existing domain. We can discuss domain arrangements during a consultation.
Ledgers for the truck and the office. Receipts, photos, the stuff that used to live in a glovebox.
Trade-specific workflows for plumbing, HVAC, electrical, garage doors, and appliance service.
Texts, reminders, and repeatable office tasks organized around the way a service business works.
Optional reception and scheduling tools, evaluated and quoted around a business’s actual needs.
If you want to know what it costs, the bill is posted.