Twenty-five minutes down SR-32, not a national call centre
Our office is at 468 N Main St, Suite 3 in Heber City — about twenty-five minutes from Kamas down SR-32. That matters more than it sounds. When your site goes down the weekend the Mirror Lake Highway opens, you are not filing a ticket with a company three time zones away and waiting on a reply. You can call, and if it warrants it we can meet in person.
We have been building and running websites for businesses in this corner of Utah since 2015, for more than a hundred local companies. The South Summit valley is inside the market we work in every day, not out on the edge of a service map.
What makes the Kamas valley its own market
You are in Summit County, and that quietly works against you
Kamas, Oakley and Francis sit in Summit County, not Wasatch County. Anything targeted at the county level — ad geotargeting, directory categories, a competitor’s service-area settings — lands you in the same bucket as Park City, where the businesses are bigger, the budgets are larger and the review counts are years ahead. A Kamas business competing on Summit County terms is fighting the wrong fight. The work is to win Kamas, Oakley, Francis and Peoa specifically, and let Park City have Park City.
Your customers are spread across seven small towns
Kamas, Oakley, Francis, Peoa, Woodland, Marion and Samak are separate places that behave like one market. Nobody searches “excavation Samak”. They search “near me”, and Google answers from wherever they happen to be standing in the valley. That makes your Google Business Profile service area and your map-pack radius worth more here than almost anywhere else we work — set them badly and you are invisible eight miles from your own shop.
The Uintas bring a summer that does not look like the winter
Kamas is the gateway to the Uintas, and SR-150 starts at the north end of town. From the day the Mirror Lake Highway opens, the valley fills with people who need fuel, food, a tyre, a tow or a guide and have no local knowledge at all. They find you on a phone, from a parking lot, deciding in the next three minutes. Then the gate closes for the winter and the market is locals again. A site and a listing that say the same thing in February and July are speaking to one of those customers and ignoring the other.
This is a working valley, and the trades hire differently
Construction, excavation, equipment, ranching and the trades that serve them are the backbone here, plus a steady flow of crews heading over Browns Canyon to job sites in Park City. That customer is not browsing. They want to know you answer the phone, you show up, and someone they know has used you. Reviews and a profile that looks alive do more for that business than any amount of homepage copy.
Oakley on the Fourth of July is a market of its own
The rodeo weekend puts more people in Oakley than live in the valley. If your hours, your offers and your Google posts do not change for it, you are leaving the single busiest few days of the year to whoever did update theirs.
What we do for Kamas businesses
- Websites that load fast and read well on a phone. Built to be found and to turn a visitor into a booked job — not a brochure with your logo on it. They also need to work on one bar of signal, which is a real constraint up here.
- Local SEO tuned to the valley, not the county. Getting you into the map pack for Kamas, Oakley, Francis and Peoa, rather than losing to Park City on a Summit County search nobody in your market is running.
- Google Business Profile management. Claiming it, verifying it, and getting the service area right — the setting that decides whether you appear at the far end of the valley or not at all.
- Review generation and reputation. In a valley this size word of mouth already works; reviews are how that reputation reaches the people driving in from somewhere else.
- AI receptionist and chat. Calls answered when you are on an excavator or halfway up the Mirror Lake Highway, which for most businesses here is most of the working day.
Areas we cover around Kamas
Kamas, Oakley, Francis, Peoa, Woodland, Marion and Samak, over Browns Canyon into Park City and Snyderville, and back down SR-32 through Heber City and the rest of the Heber Valley.
What it costs
Every price on our pricing section is a starting point, and we scope your exact number on a free consultation and put it in writing before any work begins. No “contact us for a quote” runaround, and no long contracts — we ask for 30 days’ notice if you want to stop.
Start with a free consultation
Thirty minutes, no pitch. We look at your site and your Google listing, tell you what is actually costing you work, and you decide what to do with that. Book a time or text (435) 236-2946 — texting is usually fastest, since calls are answered by our AI when we are out on a job.