Holiday lighting websites in Bell County.

I build websites that show past installs, explain when you start taking jobs, and let people request a booking before the season fills.

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What’s included

Holiday lighting is seasonal. People start looking before the busy stretch, and a site that is ready early can take booking requests, show photos of past installs, and make it clear which areas you serve. If your current site is hard to use when that rush starts, I can replace it with something simple that you can update yourself.

  • Photos of past installs

    Show residential or commercial jobs so a customer can see the look you put up.

  • A booking or estimate request

    A short form, plus a phone number and email, so people can request a booking before your calendar fills.

  • Services and timing

    Spell out what you offer, where you work, and when you start taking jobs for the season.

A typical site might also answer questions about takedown, storage, or how a quote works. Before I start, we will agree on the exact pages and features.

Every project has a clear, fixed scope, and you own the custom code and everything I deliver.

One-page website: $300, one time.

3 to 4 pages: about $500, depending on scope.

Ongoing maintenance is not included.

Example work

Here is a live site I built and still maintain, so you can see how I work.

Homepage of Big Red Block Party with the headline “Watch the Huskers. Wherever you are.”, the next volleyball match and channel, and a search box to find a Husker bar.

Built and maintained by Nativon · Big Red Block Party

Big Red Block Party

This is not a contracting website, and it is not a client handoff. It is an independent fan site that I built and still maintain.

Big Red Block Party launched in October 2026. It helps Nebraska fans find a bar showing the game, or the channel to watch at home.

Visit Big Red Block Party

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Project details

It has a searchable bar directory, a game and channel schedule that updates every day, a Nebraska volleyball TV and schedule page, how-to-watch guides, road-trip guides, a newsletter sign-up and archive, and a form where fans can suggest a bar. It runs on Cloudflare Pages. I build and maintain it, and every change is reviewed before it ships.

Nativon is veteran owned and run by Cody Gulseth, who has a background in construction.

How it works

  1. Talk through the problem

    Tell me what is missing on your current site, or what you want a new one to do. Then we will talk about whether Nativon is a good fit.

  2. Agree on the scope

    Before I start, we will agree on what I will build, the price and the timeline.

  3. Build, review and hand over

    I will build it, review it with you and hand over the documentation and guidance we agreed on, so you can update it yourself.

Common questions

Do you only work with businesses in Temple?

I live in Temple, and I work with clients in Belton, Killeen and the rest of Bell County. I also work with clients anywhere.

How much does a website cost?

One-page websites are $300, one time. A site with 3 to 4 pages costs about $500, depending on scope. Ongoing maintenance is not included in the price. Before I start, we will agree on what I will build, the price and the timeline.

Will I own my website?

Yes. You own the custom code and everything I deliver.

Can I update the website myself?

Yes. I build sites that you or your staff can update without calling me.

Do I need a website if I already have a Facebook page?

A Facebook page can help, but it is still Facebook’s page, and it is easy for a customer to miss. A website you own gives people a clear place to see your work, check the areas you serve and request a quote, even if they find you somewhere else first.

Have you built websites for holiday light installation before?

Not yet. I have not built a website for a paying holiday light installation client. I have shipped other live work, including Big Red Block Party, which I built and still maintain. I can walk you through that work so you can see how I build.

Contact

Tell me about the work you do and what you want the website to cover. We can start with an email.