Web Design Horley

No — I’m based in Brighton, about 30–35 minutes from Horley up the A23. It’s one of the simplest drives in my whole coverage area: one road, straight north, no motorway junctions. Most projects run smoothly over video calls and email, but I’m happy to come to Horley, or you’re welcome at my office at Main Floor, Clarendon Mansions, 80 East St, Brighton BN1 1NF.

Most Horley businesses invest between £800–£3,000 for a complete WordPress website. A clean brochure site for a local trade or professional service starts from £800, while larger sites with ecommerce, booking systems or complex functionality may be £2,000–£5,000+. Every project gets a fixed quote upfront — no hourly billing, no surprise invoices. Get in touch for a free quote tailored to your needs.

A straightforward 5-page website typically takes 2–3 weeks. Larger builds with more pages, ecommerce or booking integration may take 4–8 weeks. I’ll give you a clear timeline during that first conversation, before anything is agreed — no disappearing acts and no endless revisions dragging things out.

Every website I build is fully responsive and tested across iPhone, Android, tablet and desktop. Over 70% of local searches happen on mobile, and in Horley that share skews higher still — a lot of your visitors are on a phone at the airport, on a train, or standing in a car park. If you want the detail, I’ve written about what responsive web design actually means.

Yes. I build on WordPress with an intuitive page builder. Add photos, update your services, change your transfer prices or your room rates for half term — all without calling me. I’ll train you during handover so you feel confident managing it yourself.

Yes, and it’s one of the areas where I can add the most value. Hotels, parking operators, transfer services and logistics firms around Horley need websites that convert fast, because travellers decide in seconds while comparing options on a phone. I build sites that load quickly, put the key information — price, distance, availability, contact — in front of people immediately, and make booking or enquiring as simple as it can be. The hotel web design page covers the accommodation side in more detail.

Every site includes basic SEO setup — page titles, meta descriptions, local keyword targeting and Google Business Profile optimisation. For ongoing work such as content, citations and link building I offer monthly retainers from £250/month. Horley has real search demand from its residents and its airport-facing business community, but very little competition for it, so ongoing SEO often pays back faster here than in a bigger town. I’ll tell you honestly whether it’s worth it for your market.

Yes. Most Horley businesses I work with sell well beyond the town itself, so I build service-area pages covering the places you actually go: Salfords, Smallfield, Charlwood, Burstow, Hookwood, Norwood Hill and Outwood. That’s how a trade based in Horley ends up ranking for work in a village five miles out.

Often, yes. If it’s already on WordPress I can usually adopt it, tidy it up and look after it from there — see WordPress support and care plans. If it’s stuck on a builder platform you’re renting, a rebuild usually costs less over two years than carrying on paying the subscription.

Yes. If you’re elsewhere in Surrey or further afield, I also work with businesses in Reigate, Crawley, East Grinstead, Leatherhead, Horsham and Brighton.