I build the after.

Websites for Lubbock businesses that show off the real place, give customers a price on the spot, and make sure no call or lead slips through.

The Retreat at Rhodes old Wix website BeforeAfter
The Retreat at Rhodes, an event venue in Lubbock.

The Retreat at Rhodes

The old site was a few Wix pages and a contact form. The new one lets people walk the property, price their party and request a date without picking up the phone.

Tap a setup and the room rearranges itself.
Pick a date and see the exact price.
Questions answered on the spot, day or night.

What changed

BeforeAfter
A paragraph and a handful of photosA 3D model of the real property, mapped from drone photos and scans, next to real event photos
Pricing as a page of text, and you did the mathPick a date and see the total with add-ons, the deposit and when the rest is due
A general contact formRequest a date in one tap, with the quote already filled in
An FAQ at the bottom of the pricing pageA question box that answers the common questions on the spot
Visit retreatatrhodes.com

What I build

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A website that shows the real place

Your real photos, video and, where it earns its keep, 3D. Clear services and a quick way to call or ask for a quote, built for the phone first.

Prices and booking on the spot

Calculators, calendars and quote requests, so customers get an answer at 11 PM and the request lands where you already work.

No more missed customers

Missed-call text-back, after-hours phone answering and instant alerts, so a busy day doesn't send a customer to the next business.

Getting found in search

An audit of what's holding your site back, a plain-English plan, and the fixes: page structure, local business details and search basics.

Living room virtually staged Also for real estate agents: virtual staging Empty listing photos furnished and back by tomorrow, labeled for Lubbock MLS rules. $15 a photo.
  1. Talk. Tell me what you do, who you want to reach and what isn't working.
  2. Plan. A written scope, a fixed price and a schedule before we start.
  3. Build. You see it take shape and sign off before launch.
  4. Hand over. Your domain and accounts stay in your name.
Justin Lowrey

You work with me.

I'm Justin Lowrey. I sell real estate with The Lowrey Group here in Lubbock, and I build websites and software.

I work with venues, roofers, home-service companies and real estate professionals. You deal with me from the first call to the handoff: clear recommendations, a defined project and something that works at the end.

What's your before?

Tell me about your business and what isn't working. I'll tell you what's worth fixing.