Press kit, headshots, and topics I will go on the record about.
This page is meant to give a journalist, podcast host, or trade-publication editor everything they need to write about, quote, or feature Pikes Peak Web Designs. The files below are downloadable, and if something you need happens not to be here, send me an email and I will get it back to you quickly on most business days.
At a glance
- Name: Pikes Peak Web Designs
- Founder: Jon Ajinga
- Founded in: Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
- Service: Custom-coded websites for small service businesses across the U.S. and Canada (HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, inspection, landscaping, contractors, allied trades).
- Website: pikespeakwebdesigns.com
- Press contact: use the press inquiry form (lands in my inbox, structured the way I work fastest)
- Phone: (928) 315-9094
One-paragraph bio (for direct quotation)
Pikes Peak Web Designs is a Colorado-based agency building custom-coded websites for small service businesses across the U.S. and Canada. Founded by Jon Ajinga in Colorado Springs, the agency rejects the WordPress, page-builder, and template-mill model in favor of custom-coded sites on the modern edge: 95–100 PageSpeed scores, WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility, custom-coded schema for the local pack, and a single flat $175-a-month plan with nothing down at signing rather than a five-thousand-dollar design deposit. The whole agency operates in public, with a live changelog, an open service agreement, and a public Owner's Guide, so prospective clients can evaluate the work before any sales conversation.
Two-line bio (for short-form attribution)
Jon Ajinga is the founder of Pikes Peak Web Designs, a Colorado Springs agency that builds custom-coded websites for small service businesses across the U.S. and Canada. He writes about local SEO, page speed, and the hidden cost of "good enough" templates for the trades.
Topics I am happy to be quoted on
I will go on the record about any of these. Email or text and we can do it written, on a call, or as a podcast guest.
- Local SEO for service businesses. The local pack, Google Business Profile, structured data, the doorway-page penalty, NAP consistency, why "near me" search rewards specificity.
- Page speed economics. What a slow site actually costs in lost mobile visitors, the conversion-rate impact of every additional second, why the calculator industry has been quiet about this.
- The "good enough" trap with AI website builders. Why generic copy ranks worse over time, why an AI-generated page looks done but does not perform, the real ceiling on Wix AI / Squarespace AI / Durable / GoDaddy AIO output.
- WordPress security for non-technical owners. Why service-business sites do not need a CMS, the maintenance retainer industrial complex, the static-site alternative.
- The Service Site Standard. The seven-principle methodology behind every site I ship, one owner end-to-end, custom code over CMSes, posted prices, fast by construction, accessible by default, local before global, boring infrastructure. Read the principles.
- Pricing transparency. Why posted prices increase qualified inquiries, why "request a quote" buttons cost more revenue than they protect, what a real flat-rate plan does to the agency-client relationship.
- The trades-specific take. Roofing storm season, HVAC seasonal demand cycles, plumbing emergency-call landing pages, what each trade specifically needs from its website.
Brand assets, ready to download
Every file below is licensed for use in editorial coverage about Pikes Peak Web Designs and downloads directly from the link without an email or signup gate. If you need a different size, format, or layout than what is here, mention it on the press inquiry form below and I will send the variant back to you on most business days.
A handful of binary variants (high-resolution headshot, raster PNGs of the wordmark, screenshot pack, typeset PDF) are still being prepared. Until they are posted, mention what you need on the press inquiry form below and I will send the file directly on most business days.
Fact sheet
- Pricing: $175/month flat, $0 design deposit, 12-month minimum. Anything outside the standard scope is billed at a flat $100/hour with a written estimate up front.
- Stack: Eleventy v3 static site generation, vanilla CSS, vanilla JS, no framework. Hosting on Cloudflare Pages.
- Performance target: 95–100 PageSpeed on every page (mobile and desktop).
- Accessibility: WCAG 2.2 AA minimum, audited via WAVE + Lighthouse + manual screen-reader testing before every launch.
- Coverage: 50 U.S. states + 10 Canadian provinces, fully remote.
- Trades served: HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, home inspection, commercial inspection, landscaping, general contracting, restoration, and adjacent service businesses.
- Discount programs: veterans, first responders, medical personnel, plus immediate family members.
Available for
- Podcast appearances. Trades-business podcasts (HVAC, roofing, plumbing, contractor), small-business marketing podcasts, web-design / dev podcasts. Will do a 30–60 minute episode anywhere there is a real audience of service-business owners.
- Trade publication contributed articles. Trade publications, local business journals, niche industry newsletters, if your audience is small-business owners or service-business operators, pitch a topic and I will write it on a fixed deadline.
- Quote requests. Same-day reply on email. Specific, on-the-record, attributable.
- Live audits as content. Happy to audit a real site live on a podcast or webinar, speed, schema, conversion path. Useful for the audience, useful for me.
Send the inquiry, hear back fast.
Every press request goes through the form on the right rather than email. The form lands directly in my inbox, structured the way I work fastest, and it lets me triage by deadline before anything else. If you are working against a same-day deadline, mark the deadline field and you can also call or text the number below.
- What the form does Routes straight to me, captures your deadline, and spells out exactly what you need so I can reply with the right asset on the first try.
- Reply window Quick turnarounds on most business days, with faster handling when you flag a tight deadline.
- What I will provide A quote, the headshot, the wordmark, the fact sheet, demo screenshots, or a live audit on a podcast.
- Phone or text, if it is genuinely time-critical (928) 315-9094 · the form is still preferred whenever a written record is useful.
Press inquiry
Five fields. The more specific, the faster I can deliver.
Use the press inquiry form, or call.
Press inquiries get a quick turnaround on most business days. If your story is on a same-day deadline, mark the deadline field on the form and the phone tends to be faster than waiting for an email reply.