Two guys. One mission: better websites for the Valley.

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We're not an agency, and we're not a call center. We're Angel and Wyatt — and this business exists because we saw what a bad website does to a good business.

Where It Started

A DIY site, gone wrong

It started with a family member of Wyatt's — a small business owner stuck with a website built through one of those do-it-yourself builders. It looked fine at first. Then something needed to change, and there was no one to call. No one could tell him how to fix it.

A simple redesign, big difference

Watching a clean, quality redesign turn that struggling site into something that actually worked for the business made it obvious: a lot of small businesses are one good website away from looking as legit as they actually are.

Central Valley Web Heads

So Angel and Wyatt teamed up — Angel on the phone, making sure every customer is taken care of; Wyatt behind the screen, building every site by hand. No agency price tag. No runaround. Just two guys from the Valley who pick up the phone.

How We Work

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Customer service first. Always.

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We're building this company on taking care of people — not just billing them. That means straightforward pricing, real answers, and a business you can actually reach when something needs to change.

Local

We know the Valley

We're not outsourcing your project or reading from a script. We're based here, and we understand what it's like running a small business where the website always falls to the bottom of the list.

Honest

No surprises

$500 flat for a redesign. $20/month if you want ongoing support. That's it — no hidden fees, no confusing contracts, no upsells you didn't ask for.

The Team

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Meet Angel & Wyatt.

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Angel Delgado

Customer Relations

Angel's the first voice you'll hear and the one who makes sure nothing gets lost between "let's do this" and your site going live. If you have a question, he's the one picking up.

Wyatt Taylor

Design & Development

The builder of the two. Started CVWH after watching a family member get stuck with an unfinished DIY website nobody could help him fix. Now he does it for other businesses.