South Shore (Rive-Sud) / Longueuil, Saint-Hubert, Boucherville
Web design for South Shore businesses
What's included
- A Montréal phone number: +1 438-526-3186
- Click-to-call on every page
- One page per service, naming the towns you serve
- Google Business Profile setup or cleanup
- French and English versions
- A quote form built around your jobs
- A working demo early in the project
Five of our clients are on Montréal's South Shore, in Saint-Hubert, Boucherville and the towns around them. Most are service businesses: people search for them on their phone, compare two or three results and call, and their sites are built for that.
+1 438-526-3186Our clients on the South Shore
Each of these sites has a case study with what we built and why.
- La Niche, Saint-Hubert: a hotel, spa and gym for pets. Each service (boarding, grooming, daycare, training, at-home care) has its own page, and the site answers the usual questions before the phone rings.
- St-Hubert Machine Shop, Saint-Hubert: gear machining and gearbox rebuilds since 1979. We migrated and redesigned the whole site as a fast, fully bilingual build with a quote form engineers can use.
- Pavé Larouche: a student-run business that cleans, re-sands and seals interlocking pavers. Its one-page bilingual site shows the work and collects quote requests.
- Le Cèdre Urbain, Boucherville: cedar hedge trimming, maintenance and planting. A three-page bilingual site with a detailed quote form the team can price right away.
- SuperVitre: window cleaning for homes, with prices shown per window. In October 2025 we simplified the site into a static build.
What a South Shore service business needs from its site
Your customers are usually on a phone, often searching for a service and a town. They want to see that you cover their area, that you've done this kind of job before and how to reach you.
- A phone number one tap away on every page
- A page for each service you offer, naming the towns you actually serve
- A Google Business Profile that matches your site: same name, phone number and service area
- Photos of your own jobs, and a quote form that asks the questions you need answered to give a price
- French first, with an English version if your customers ask for one
- Pages that load fast on a phone
Why there's one South Shore page, not one per town
We don't publish a page for every town around Longueuil. Google's spam policies treat near-identical town pages as doorway pages, and they tend to hurt more than help. This page exists because we have clients here.
We apply the same rule to your site. You get one page per service, and a separate page for an area only when you really work there and have something specific to say about it.
Price and how a project works
A website costs between 1,000 and 2,000 CAD: a basic site at the lower end, a site with more pages, both languages and extra features at the higher end. Projects run online, with a working demo early on, and you can reach us on our Montréal number, +1 438-526-3186.
Recent projects
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La Niche – Hotel, Spa, Gym2026Pet hotel, grooming and daycare · Saint-Hubert, QC
St-Hubert Machine Shop2026Precision machining and gearbox repair · Saint-Hubert, QC
Pavé Larouche2026Paver cleaning and restoration · Rive-Sud, QC
Le Cèdre Urbain2026Hedge and shrub trimming · Boucherville, QC
SuperVitre2025Residential window cleaning · Rive-Sud, QC
Frequently asked questions
Do you only work with businesses in Longueuil? No. Our South Shore clients are in Saint-Hubert, Boucherville and nearby towns, and we work online with businesses across Greater Montréal and the rest of Québec.
How much does a website cost? Between 1,000 and 2,000 CAD, before applicable taxes. A basic site is at the lower end, and a site with more pages, both languages and extra features is at the higher end. The quote is free.
Can you help with my Google Business Profile? Yes. Local SEO is part of our SEO service: we set up or clean up your Google Business Profile so its name, phone number, service area and categories match your site.
I already have a website. Can you redesign it? Yes. We did this for St-Hubert Machine Shop. We keep the content that works, rebuild the rest and set up redirects when pages move, so you keep the search visibility you already have.
Should I have a separate page for every town I serve? Usually not. Near-identical town pages count as doorway pages under Google's spam policies. One page per service that names the towns you cover works better, plus an area page only where you have real work to show.
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Let's talk about your project
Tell us about your business. We'll reply with a clear plan and a working demo early in the project.