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Nametech Canada

Website design and web development for Port Coquitlam businesses

Port Coquitlam does business on both sides of a rail yard. Downtown runs along Shaughnessy Street, with independent shops, restaurants and professional offices. North of the tracks, the Dominion Triangle and Fremont Village have grown into a large retail and service area. The Mary Hill and Meridian industrial parks, along with the units on Kingsway Avenue and Broadway Street, house fabricators, manufacturers, distributors and trades.

Nametech Canada is a website design company based in Surrey, across the Port Mann Bridge. We design custom websites for PoCo small businesses and do the web development behind them: quote forms, booking, online catalogues and a CRM that catches every enquiry.

Who does website design and web development for Port Coquitlam businesses?

Nametech Canada, a website design company in Surrey across the Port Mann Bridge, builds custom websites for PoCo small businesses on Shaughnessy Street, in the Dominion Triangle and Fremont Village, and in the Mary Hill and Meridian industrial parks.

For trades and industrial companies we add what the work needs: quote forms, online catalogues and a CRM that catches every enquiry. The first step is a free 30-minute assessment.

Meeting Port Coquitlam business owners

We travel to you, which in PoCo can mean a storefront on Shaughnessy Street or a shop floor in Mary Hill. If mornings are for production, we meet late in the afternoon, and a video call is fine when nobody can step away.

For an industrial company, a walk through the shop tells us more than a questionnaire would. We see what you make, what you are proud of and what buyers ask about, and that becomes the outline of the site.

What a Port Coquitlam website has to do

Industrial buyers and estimators search by process, material and capacity long before they search for a company name. So a manufacturer's or fabricator's site needs a page for each capability, an equipment list, photos of real work, the certifications you hold, and a request-for-quote form that asks for drawings and quantities. We can connect that form to a CRM so every request is tracked from first email to purchase order.

For shops, restaurants, clinics and services downtown or in the Dominion Triangle, the job is different: accurate hours, a menu or price list, online booking, and a Google Business Profile that matches the website.

Plenty of local companies have a site that was built years ago and never touched. A redesign keeps the addresses Google already ranks, moves the content that still earns its place, and replaces the rest.

How a project starts, and how the price stays fixed

Every project opens with a free 30-minute assessment. We study your current site, your Google presence and your competitors in the Tri-Cities beforehand, then Seemab Akbar, our founder, goes through the findings with you and sends them in writing.

If you go ahead, we write down the scope and quote one fixed price before work starts. We do not charge by the page or invent extras halfway through, so the price you approve is the price you pay. Book through our contact page or phone +1 604-900-2060.

Case studies

Recent projects

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How iFloor carries a flooring job from quote to paid on one labour sheet, the seven steps the customer sees, and the three portals

iFloor: CRM and ERP platform for flooring stores

iFloor is the operations software Nametech built for flooring stores: one labour sheet from quote to paid, priced on the server, measured on a phone and signed online, with portals for staff, installers and customers, and calls, texts and email inside the app.

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Services

Services for Port Coquitlam businesses

All web and marketing services

Found on Google, in Maps and in AI answers, and measured in Search Console.

A site audit with example data: each page checked for its title and structured data, the checks before a page ships, and AI answers asked

Custom CRMs with client portals, e-signature, QuickBooks and Stripe built in.

CRM pipeline from lead to won

Operations software for orders, invoicing and QuickBooks Online, built around how you work.

An operations dashboard with example data: open orders, purchase orders awaiting a supplier, installs this week and overdue invoices

Storefronts and marketplaces designed to sell, on Shopify, WooCommerce or fully custom.

Custom e-commerce storefront with cart and checkout

FAQ's

Port Coquitlam web design questions

Who does website design in Port Coquitlam?

Nametech Canada designs and builds websites for Port Coquitlam businesses. We are based in Surrey and meet PoCo clients at their premises or by video. One company covers web design, web development, SEO and the CRM behind the site, from the first sketch to launch and the years after it. HR Next Door, a Tri-Cities HR consultancy in Port Moody, is one of the sites in our portfolio.

Can you build a website for a manufacturer or fabricator?

Yes. We plan it around how industrial buyers search: a page per process or product line, specifications in plain tables, real photos of your shop and finished work, and a quote form that accepts drawings. If you sell standard parts, we can add an online catalogue with trade pricing behind a login. We also build ERP and CRM software for companies that have outgrown spreadsheets for quotes, orders and scheduling.

Do you offer SEO in Port Coquitlam?

Yes. For a local business, that starts with your Google Business Profile, consistent listings, and service pages that name Port Coquitlam and the neighbouring areas you cover, such as Pitt Meadows. For an industrial company selling across BC or Canada, the work shifts to capability and product pages that answer what buyers type. You get regular reports showing which searches you appear for and where you rank.

My website is ten years old. Should I redesign it or start again?

It depends on what is underneath. If the site runs on WordPress and the structure is sound, a redesign with new templates, faster hosting and rewritten pages can be enough. If it is built on something nobody can update, or it cannot work on a phone, a new custom build is often the better spend. The free assessment ends with a straight recommendation in either case.