Ironhorse Railroad Contractors
A website for a rail contractor based in Crossfield, north of Calgary, working across Alberta, BC and Saskatchewan. Built to bring in bids, and I handle their SEO as well.
Visit the rail contractor websiteWeb design / Alberta
Alberta websites, built by someone who answers the phone.
I’m Bryce Elliot. I run Elliot Digital from Lake Country, BC, and I already build and look after websites for businesses that work in Alberta. You deal with me directly, the price is agreed in writing before I start, and the whole project runs online.
See the work behind the offer
Different businesses. Different jobs for the website.
Apex Concrete Coatings
A commercial and industrial epoxy flooring company based in the Okanagan, taking BC and Alberta jobs by scope. I run their website, search and ads.
Visit the concrete coatings websiteOne province, a lot of ground to cover.
- Calgary and Edmonton
- Most Alberta enquiries come from the two big cities and the towns around them. If you’re in the Calgary area, the Calgary web design page goes into more detail. Edmonton businesses get the same process, the same prices and the same direct line to me.
- Crews that travel
- A lot of Alberta businesses don’t sit in one city. Contractors, trades and industrial services often cover half the province, or cross into BC and Saskatchewan. The site should say plainly where you work and what you take on, so the right jobs reach you and the wrong ones don’t.
- Remote from start to launch
- We agree on the pages, the copy, the budget and the launch date before I build anything. You see the design on your own screen and send feedback in two consolidated rounds. Photos come from your own jobs, careful phone shots, or a professional photo or film shoot quoted separately when the site needs it.
- After the site is live
- The website can be the whole job. If you want more, I also run Google Ads and SEO, on their own or as a connected plan. Compare every website option across Canada or read the published prices.
A website with a clear job.
For a business launching, replacing an outdated site, or making it easier to inquire. We agree on the pages, features, copywriting, and two rounds of consolidated design revisions before work starts. A business site usually takes three to six weeks once content and access are ready; integrations and larger builds are scoped separately.
- What we need from you
- Your services, brand assets, existing domain access, and approved photos. Client photos, Bryce’s iPhone photography, or a quoted professional shoot are all options.
- How we review the work
- We check mobile layouts, forms, accessibility, and loading behaviour before launch. After launch, inquiries and bookings matter more than a test score. You own the paid-for site and can choose a care plan or your own hosting.
CAD, plus applicable GST/HST. Your written quote confirms scope, timing, and any third-party costs. Bryce remains your main contact.
Compare what you’re getting.
A cheaper quote can leave work out. A higher one can include things you don’t need. Compare the actual scope, then decide what is worth paying for.
- Design
- A custom design for your business, with mobile and tablet layouts.
- Content
- Pages and features agreed in writing. The $4,900 business-site scope includes copywriting.
- Search foundations
- Readable page content, titles, descriptions, internal links, and appropriate structured data. Ongoing SEO is a separate scope.
- Launch checks
- Navigation, contact paths, mobile layouts, accessibility, and loading behaviour checked before launch.
- Ownership and support
- You own the paid-for website. Optional care plans are $79 to $249/month; you can choose your own hosting.
Landing pages from $1,500. Business websites $3,900 to $4,900 for up to 10 pages. Stores from $6,500. CAD, plus applicable GST/HST. Production, integrations, and work outside the agreed scope are quoted separately.
Talk through your websiteQuestions Alberta owners ask
No. I work from my home office in Lake Country, BC, and I don’t claim an Alberta address. Alberta projects run online: a video call to start, a written scope, and design reviews you open on your own screen.
Anywhere in the province. Calgary and Edmonton are the obvious ones, but a business in Red Deer, Lethbridge, Airdrie or a smaller town gets the same process. If you’re in or around Calgary, there’s a page just for that.
Ironhorse Railroad Contractors is in Crossfield and works across Alberta, BC and Saskatchewan. I built their website and handle their SEO. Apex Concrete Coatings is an Okanagan epoxy flooring company that takes Alberta jobs by scope. I run their website, search and ads.
Websites run $1,500 to $4,900 depending on scope, and online stores start at $6,500. Optional care is $79 to $249 a month. Everything is in CAD, plus GST, since Alberta has no provincial sales tax. The written quote lists exactly what’s included.
Yes. Google or Meta ads start at $750 a month, or $1,300 for both, plus a $500 setup, and ad spend goes straight to Google or Meta from your account. SEO and AI search is $750 to $1,900 a month plus $1,000 setup. Nobody can promise rankings, me included.
Tell me what the site needs to do.
Thirty minutes, free, with me. You’ll come away knowing the scope, the price range and where to start, whether we work together or not.
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