~/work $ ls -la

Things I've built and still run.

Live projects across churches, small businesses, and internal tooling — each one designed, shipped, and operated on infrastructure I manage end to end. Every card is a real site in production; open one to see it rendering live.

Church Platform

One80 Hobbs

problem
A growing Hobbs church running four disconnected tools for its site, cafe, events, and kids' ministry.

build
One multi-app platform — public site, cafe ordering, event scheduling, and Kidnection kids check-in — each an isolated Docker service behind a single domain.

result
Staff run everything from one place, and each app scales, restarts, and deploys on its own.

4 apps one church, one domain case study →
Internal SaaS

StackOps Solutions

problem
Running a portfolio of client services with no shared tooling for CRM, support, and notifications.

build
An internal suite — CRM, team workspace, notification gateway, and client portal — as separate Docker containers on one hardened VPS with central logging and backups.

result
Every client service runs on the same production infrastructure I operate and monitor daily.

4 services one production VPS case study →
Jobsite Rentals

J & J Rentals

problem
A 16-year Hobbs rental outfit — porta potties, roll-off dumpsters, restroom trailers — with no website behind a busy phone line.

build
A quote-first site covering the full equipment catalog, with a jobsite quote form that emails the crew directly through its own dedicated mail relay.

result
Contractors spec the whole jobsite — units, dumpsters, towers — and request one quote without playing phone tag.

One call for the whole jobsite case study →
Industrial Supply

Energy Oil & Grease

problem
A bulk oil and grease supplier in Hobbs serving oilfield and industrial accounts with no web presence for its product lines.

build
A B2B catalog site — products, brands, and industries — on a Python backend with its own database, quote-request notifications over a dedicated mail relay, and a hardened per-page security policy.

result
Commercial buyers browse the lines Energy carries, then send a quote request that lands in the supplier's inbox in minutes.

B2B catalog products · brands · industries case study →
Memorials

Sadler & Son Monument Works

problem
A family-owned monument company whose work — custom granite and marble memorials — was invisible until a family walked in the door.

build
A gallery-forward site that shows the craft before the first call, with a call-back request flow shaped around how memorial conversations actually start.

result
Families see the work, the credentials, and other families' words first — then share the basics and get a call back.

Craft-first see the work before you call case study →
Lead Generation

ET Junk Solutions

problem
A Hobbs-area junk-removal crew quoting blind over the phone and losing time on bad-fit jobs.

build
A mobile-first lead-gen site with a custom intake form and photo uploads, so customers send pictures of their items for accurate quotes.

result
Quotes start from real photos before anyone drives out to a job.

Photo quotes intake from a phone case study →
International

La Casa del Alfarero (Cuenca, EC)

problem
A bilingual ministry in Cuenca, Ecuador needing staff to update content without touching code.

build
A bilingual (ES/EN) site with a custom CMS, event listings, and a donations flow, on international hosting.

result
Non-technical staff publish in two languages on their own, with no developer in the loop.

ES / EN bilingual + custom CMS case study →
Roofing

JAG Roofing

problem
A licensed, bonded roofing company with 30+ years across southeast New Mexico, relying on word of mouth alone.

build
A service-led site — repair, replacement, inspections, gutters, insurance claims — where every visitor gets a next step matched to their specific roofing problem.

result
A homeowner with a leak and an adjuster letter each land on the right page and know exactly what to tell JAG.

30+ yrs of roofing, one clear intake case study →
Roofing

Rios Unlimited

problem
A Hobbs roofing contractor competing for storm work against out-of-town crews with bigger marketing budgets.

build
A trust-engineered site — project showcases with before/after proof, testimonials at decision points, storm-claim guidance, and locally dominant pages for Hobbs and Lea County.

result
Homeowners comparing bids see real local jobs and real local names, and storm victims get walked through the insurance claim instead of pitched.

Storm-ready claims support built in case study →
Hospitality

Lea Country RV Park

problem
A full-hookup RV park minutes from downtown Hobbs, booking stays through phone calls and drive-ups alone.

build
A booking-focused site with online reservation requests by rig size, stay length, and hookup needs — plus clear policies and answers to everything guests ask.

result
Workers, snowbirds, and passing-through guests check availability and request a space online, with expectations set before arrival.

Book online no phone tag, clear policies case study →
Local Retail

Acosta's Aquariums

problem
Hobbs' neighborhood pet and aquarium store, invisible to anyone who didn't already know the storefront on Sanger Street.

build
A storefront site — what the store stocks, a look around the shop, hours, and directions — tuned for the "pet store near me" search.

result
Locals searching for fish, small pets, or supplies find the store, see what's inside, and show up.

Storefront stock, hours, directions case study →
HVAC

1st Choice Air

problem
A local Hobbs HVAC company competing against national franchises for the same emergency searches.

build
A service-led site — the full HVAC lineup, the local expert behind it, customer testimonials, and a clear service area — built to convert urgent mobile searches.

result
When the AC dies in a Hobbs summer, 1st Choice shows up looking like the local answer, with one obvious way to get help.

Local expert one obvious way to get help case study →
Electrical

AC Electric

problem
A licensed master electrician serving West Texas, with credentials customers couldn't verify and no way to reach him but a phone number passed around.

build
A lean, fast site that puts the master electrician license (TECL 39940) front and center, with residential, commercial, and industrial services laid out plainly.

result
Customers checking out the electrician before they call see a licensed professional — license number, services, contact — in one page load.

TECL 39940 license front and center case study →
Auto Body

Paul's Precision Paint & Body

problem
A Hobbs auto body and paint shop known for precision work, booked entirely by walk-in and word of mouth.

build
A craft-forward site — services, why-choose-Paul's, and an appointment path — that turns "auto body shop Hobbs" searches into scheduled visits.

result
Drivers with dents and paint work see the craftsmanship first, then schedule an appointment instead of driving by hoping the bay is free.

By appointment scheduling built in case study →
Barbershop

Comarc Barber Studio

problem
A premium Hobbs barbershop whose brand lived entirely on Instagram — nowhere to send someone ready to book.

build
A sharp single-destination site — the barbers, the services, and a straight path to a fresh cut — that matches the studio's premium brand.

result
The shop has a real address on the web: meet the barbers, pick a service, book the chair.

The chair barbers · services · booking case study →
Fitness

Fitness Hustlers

problem
A no-nonsense Hobbs training gym with real coaching and no web presence to match its zero-excuses brand.

build
A lean, fast single-page site — the training floor, the windows, the location — with the same no-filler attitude as the gym itself.

result
Athletes and everyday members find the gym, see exactly what it is, and show up ready to work.

Zero excuses a no-filler, fast build case study →
Community

The Door Hobbs

problem
A Hobbs church wanting a modern, welcoming site that works for every age group.

build
A clean, accessible site with ministries, service times, and a clear get-connected path — easy for an 80-year-old member and a teenager alike.

result
Easy navigation and outreach that reads well for all ages and abilities.

All-ages accessibility-first case study →

Things I've built and still run.

One80 Hobbs

StackOps Solutions

J & J Rentals

Energy Oil & Grease

Sadler & Son Monument Works

ET Junk Solutions

La Casa del Alfarero (Cuenca, EC)

JAG Roofing

Rios Unlimited

Lea Country RV Park

Acosta's Aquariums

1st Choice Air

AC Electric

Paul's Precision Paint & Body

Comarc Barber Studio

Fitness Hustlers

The Door Hobbs