Charleston, SC · Serving the US

Websites for people who work on homes.

You handle the job. Charles builds the page that shows customers what you do, where you work, and how to reach you.

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A new one-page site or a refresh of your homepage.

Screenshot of Backbrief's Rapid Repairs website concept, with repair services and an illustrated kitchen repair scene.
Rapid Repairs design conceptUnsolicited design concept. Not a client project. The preview uses AI-generated illustrations.

The website work

A clear page for the business you run.

Tell customers about your services and the area you cover. Show photos you own and business details you confirm. Give them a clear way to request a quote by phone or email.

Built for phones
A mobile-friendly page with a visible way to contact you.
Checked before launch
Charles reviews the design, search basics, factual claims and path to your quote button.
Approved by you
You review the draft and send a round of changes. You approve the page before payment and launch.

For an existing website, the work covers your homepage. Your other pages and booking links stay in place. Hosting and a domain are separate.

Read the website scope and terms

Working together

From your business details to a page you approve.

Start with your business

Tell Charles what you need.

Send your business name and current website, if you have one. Agree the scope in writing before work starts.

Review the draft

See your page before launch.

Charles builds from the details you confirm. You review the draft and send your changes together.

Approve the finished page

Keep the final say.

You approve the page, then pay before it goes live. Charles checks the agreed work and prepares the handoff.

Your point of contact

Work with Charles Ashe.

Charles builds the pages and checks the work at Backbrief, based in Charleston, South Carolina. You work with him on your business details, revisions and approval.

Start with the website you need now. Charles confirms the scope and the details with you before work begins.

Let’s talk about your website

Show Charles what you’re working with.

Send your business name and website. If you don’t have a site yet, start with your business name.

Ask about a website