Vault & Attic Web Design

Build a website that actually gets you clients.

Tell me what the business does, and I build a real one-page site around it. Live examples below, not templates.

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reyesplumbing.example

Same-day plumbing repair, priced before we start.

Reyes Plumbing & DrainDemo

One-page site built to pitch local trade businesses: quote form, service area, hours, reviews.

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633group.example

Sixty years of environmental & industrial experience.

633 GroupIn progress

Four-page rebuild for an environmental and industrial consulting firm, replacing an unbranded WordPress site with real pages and a design system built to last.

Launching soon

A website should do one job: get the phone to ring. Everything else is decoration.

Richard Myers, Vault & Attic

How a project goes

Step 1

Tell me about the business

What you do, who calls you, where you work, what makes you different from the next name in a search. Ten minutes is usually enough.

Step 2

I build a working draft

You see a real site, not a mockup. You can click around it before anything goes public, and we fix what's wrong with it.

Step 3

It goes live, you keep it

Nothing publishes without your go-ahead. Once it's up, it's yours. Hosting and small changes are covered month to month.

What it costs

One-page business website

Built to fit what the business actually needs: services, area, hours, reviews, a way for customers to reach you.

$500 setup

Care plan

Hosting, small text and photo updates, one point of contact if something breaks.

Starting at $25 / month

Prices are a starting point, not a rate card set in stone. A bigger site with more pages costs more. Tell me what you need and I'll give you a real number.

About me

I'm Richard Myers. I run Vault & Attic out of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. I got into web design after enough business owners told me the same thing: their site was old, slow, or didn't exist at all.

I've run a small business myself, so I know what a missed call or a slow website actually costs: a customer who calls the next name on the list instead. That's exactly what I build sites to fix. Fast, one page, does the job it's supposed to do, and doesn't cost a fortune to keep running afterward.

Based in Baton Rouge, LA
Every site is built by hand, not from a template pack
You approve the draft before anything is public
Care plan keeps monthly cost predictable

Start a project

Tell me a little about the business and what the site needs to do. No obligation. I'll tell you honestly if it's a good fit.

Or email directly: rm@vaultattic.com