Command WebWorks | Custom Websites for Small Businesses
Built in New Bern, NC · Launched anywhere · Flat rate
Websites for plumbers
I build the whole site — writing, layout, photos, domain, hosting setup — and hand you the keys. Two weeks, one flat price, no monthly contract you have to fight your way out of. It started with trades. It's not limited to them.
Pick your line of work — 24 on the board
Don't see yours? Choose Anything else.
Every build
What's in
the box
No page-count games, no "starter" version that's missing the parts that matter. Every site I build ships with all of this.
- ›Custom design — not a swapped-logo template
- ›Copywriting from one intake call
- ›Mobile-first build, tested on real phones
- ›Contact and quote forms to your inbox
- ›Click-to-call and click-to-text buttons
- ›Photo editing and optimization
- ›Domain, SSL, and hosting setup
- ›Google Business Profile connection
- ›Basic on-page SEO and page titles
- ›Privacy policy and terms pages
- ›Visitor analytics you can actually read
- ›You own the domain and the site. Period.
Pricing
One price.
Said out loud.
You'll know the number before you know me. Half to start, half at launch.
Tier 01
Working Site
$1,500
For a business that needs to be found, trusted, and called. Most people need this one.
- ›Up to 5 pages
- ›Everything in "What's in the box"
- ›Photo gallery
- ›One round of revisions
- ›Live in about two weeks
Tier 02 · Most involved
Signature Site
$4,500
For a business selling a bigger ticket, where the site has to carry the whole first impression.
- ›Up to 12 pages
- ›Original creative direction and art
- ›On-site photo/video direction
- ›Service or product detail pages
- ›Booking, scheduling, or payment links
- ›Three rounds of revisions
Optional · Add-on
Care Plan
$129 / month
For when you'd rather text me than log into anything. Cancel any month.
- ›Hosting, SSL, backups, updates
- ›Unlimited small edits
- ›Seasonal and promo changes
- ›Monthly traffic summary
- ›Same-day response, business hours
No Care Plan? No problem — I'll hand off hosting and show you how to keep it running.
Process
Two weeks,
start to live
You are on the phone once. After that, you look at things and tell me yes or no.
Day 1
Intake call
Thirty minutes. What you do, who calls you, what you want them to do when they land on the page, and what your competitors get wrong. I write the copy from this call — you don't have to write anything.
Days 2–5
First draft, live link
You get a working link on a real phone — not a flat picture of a website. Click every button. Fill out the form and watch it hit your inbox.
Week 2
Revisions
Send me notes however you want them: a text, a voicemail, a photo of a napkin. I make the changes and send it back.
Launch day
Domain, SSL, go
I point the domain, turn on the certificate, connect analytics and your Google Business Profile, and confirm the forms and call buttons work from an outside phone. Then it's yours.
After
You're not on your own
Care Plan or not, I don't disappear. Questions after launch get answered.
Live work
Sites in
the field
Lucas Land Services
Heavy equipment work photographs well and sells itself — so the whole site was built around the photos, with the quote request never more than one tap away.
Visit site → Heating & cooling · Conshohocken, PAR.D. Zinni Heating & Cooling
A no-heat call at 10 p.m. is a phone call, not a browsing session. Emergency service and the call button sit above everything else on the page.
Visit site → Open slotYour business here
I take a limited number of builds at a time so nobody waits in line. If the slot is open, you'll hear back the same day.
Claim the slot →Who builds it
Forty years
of showing up
I'm David Zinni. Before I built websites, I spent forty years in public safety — law enforcement, EMS, and the fire service — starting in 1985. That work teaches you two things that turn out to matter here: answer the call, and don't overcomplicate it when somebody's counting on you.
I build every site myself, out of New Bern — for clients in any zip code. You get one person on the phone, one person doing the work, and one person to call when something needs to change.
- 40 years public safety
- Certified crisis negotiator
- Valor Award recipient
- Old-school work ethic · new-world tools
Questions
Straight
answers
Do you only build for trades and contractors?
No. That's where I started, and it's where most of the live work is right now — but a website has the same job whether you fix furnaces, file taxes, cut hair, or run a food truck: get found, build trust, make it easy to reach you. If you have a business, I can build your site.
What if I don't have photos?
We work with what you've got — phone photos are usually fine once they're edited properly. On a Signature Site, I'll direct a shoot so you end up with images you can use everywhere else too.
Who owns the site when it's done?
You do. The domain is registered in your name, and the site goes with you if we ever part ways. Nothing is held hostage.
I already have a website. Can you fix it instead?
Sometimes. Send me the link and I'll tell you honestly whether it's worth repairing or whether you'd spend less starting clean. I'll say so either way.
Do we have to be in the same state?
No. Everything except an on-site photo shoot happens over the phone and email, so where you are makes no difference to the build. Current clients run from eastern North Carolina to suburban Philadelphia, and I'll take work anywhere in the country.
What does it cost to keep running if I skip the Care Plan?
Domain renewal is usually $15–$25 a year, and hosting for a site this size is typically free to about $20 a month depending on traffic. I'll set it up in your name and show you exactly where those bills come from.
Start a build
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