A little clarity.
Before we begin.

Yes. We work with businesses across British Columbia, including Metro Vancouver, the Fraser Valley, Vancouver Island, the Interior and Northern BC. Our city pages describe service coverage and project considerations, not branch offices.

Yes. We can review the current site, plan a new design and content structure, and map useful existing pages to relevant replacements. The scope identifies what is being rebuilt, connected and tested.

Yes. Flor can help visitors understand your services and organise their next step. A separate consented enquiry form records the project request for human follow-up. A person confirms the proposal and any commitments.

Both depend on the page scope, content, design, integrations and review process. Share a brief and we will clarify the requirements for a proposal. No price or delivery date is confirmed by submitting the form.

The scope can include clear service content, direct answers, mobile layouts, crawlable pages, canonical URLs, a sitemap, accurate structured data and measurement. Ongoing content and search work can be agreed separately. Rankings and AI citations are not guaranteed.

Bring what you have: your current website, service list, brand assets, project photos and the questions customers ask. We can identify the gaps and agree who is writing, reviewing and supplying each item before the build.

Yes. We can plan a move to a Flor build. We first identify any functions the current site depends on, such as ecommerce, bookings or member accounts, and agree how each will work in the replacement.

Yes, Shopify storefront design and integration planning can be included in a project. The proposal identifies which parts run in Shopify and which, if any, use Flor.

No. Rankings depend on many factors outside any provider’s control. We can commit to a clear scope, sound technical work, useful content and transparent measurement.