About BP Data
One person in Salt Lake City who builds it and answers for it.
BP Data is Brandon Phillips. I build fast websites for Salt Lake plumbers and keep their Google profiles working. When you call or write, you reach the person who built your site.
Background
Built by an infrastructure engineer.
Before BP Data I designed and ran systems for banks and data teams, where downtime and lost data aren't options. I bring the same habits to a plumber's website: fast on a phone, a call button that works every time, documented, monitored, and never locked in.
AWS · Kubernetes · Nomad · Proxmox · GitHub Actions · N8N · Mage AI
Salt Lake City
Why local matters.
You talk to the person doing the work
No account manager, no ticket queue, no handoff. The person on your first call builds your site and reads your messages.
Same city, same time zone
Your customers search from the same Salt Lake County cities you put on your service list. Your site gets a page for each of them.
The homework is done
Before offering this, we checked 42 licensed plumbing companies in Salt Lake County. 13 have no website, 7 have no tap-to-call button, and 2 list a site that doesn't load.
Ownership
Who owns what.
- Your domain is registered in your name from day one.
- The site's files are yours.
- Hosting: we host the site while you're a client.
- If you cancel: no contract and nothing to pay to leave. You keep your domain and your Google profile, and we send you the site's files. The site stays on our hosting for 30 days while you set it up somewhere else.
- Moving it: if you want our help setting it up somewhere else, we'll agree a fee for that first.
Ground rules
What I won't do.
Promise you #1 on Google
Nobody can honestly guarantee your position. Distance from the searcher is a big part of local ranking, and nobody can buy it. What I can do is make sure that when someone finds you, they can reach you in one tap.
Make up reviews or results
BP Data doesn't have plumber testimonials yet, and won't invent any. The portfolio shows what exists today, labelled for what it is.
Talk to the person who'd build it.
A free 20-minute call. Bring your questions; you'll leave knowing what to fix first.