I build websites for local trades & home-service businesses in Idaho — personally. Here's how I got here.
Founder, EzProAI · Rigby, Idaho
I'm not a 25-year-old agency kid who just discovered website builders.
I built my first websites back in the 1990s, during the dot-com boom — when just having a website at all made you look impressive. When that slowed down, I moved into IT, first as an employee, then in 2001 I started my own IT company serving small businesses in San Jose, California. I ran it for 20 years.
Here's the part I don't skip over: growth stalled out below where I wanted it, and for a long time I didn't have a good answer for why. That lesson followed me here.
I've since moved to Rigby, Idaho, and I'm building EzProAI on purpose, differently — smaller, more deliberate, with AI doing the heavy lifting on the parts that used to take a whole team. It's how one person can deliver a genuinely professional result without cutting corners, and without pretending to be a 30-person agency I'm not.
Three words, and I try to hold myself to all three on every single project.
Simple pricing, plain language, no 47-page contract. If working with me feels complicated, I've done something wrong.
You never have to wonder if I'll deliver what I promised, or whether it'll take too long. That's the whole point of the name.
I use AI to work faster and cleaner — a tool for your outcome, not a gimmick on a landing page.
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