Independent web design · Midcoast Maine
Good work deserves
a good website.
Thoughtful websites for local businesses, farms, and artists. A clear story, a considered design, and an easy way for people to get in touch.
Built around your work. Reviewed together before launch.
A little of what’s possible
Illustrative design concept
What we do
A website that fits
what you do.
Start with the essentials. Build something useful. Leave room for your business and your ideas to grow.
Website design & setup
A fresh website or a thoughtful refresh, with a layout that works on phones, clear service pages, and straightforward contact options.
Galleries & storytelling
Show the work that makes you distinctive. Portfolios, farm pages, photographs, and an introduction that sounds like you.
Updates & ongoing care
Help with new pages, changing information, and keeping your website current. Agree on the scope and cost before work begins.
The portfolio · Selected websites
Built from
real work.
Two of our own projects, built around the people, work, and life behind them. A considered home for each.
Red Sky ME
A clear path from
an idea to a project.
A practical home for electrical services, heat pumps, local service areas, and getting a project started.
View Red Sky MEHis Homestead
A warmer welcome
to life on the farm.
A warm introduction to our family farm, with animal pages, availability, and the stories of animals already placed in their new homes.
View His HomesteadClient projects begin with a private preview and join this portfolio after approval.
A straightforward process
Let’s make it
feel like yours.
I’m Glenn Foltz, an electrical and HVAC contractor and farmer here in Midcoast Maine. I know how much thought goes into building something of your own. Red Sky Design brings that practical perspective to your website.
- 01Talk through the idea.
What do you do, who do you want to reach, and what should the website help them do?
- 02Build a private preview.
Review the design, words, and images together. Refine the details before the public launch.
- 03Launch when you’re ready.
Connect your domain, check the pages, and make a plan for future changes.
Your next chapter
Have something worth
putting on the web?
Send a few words about your business or project, what you need, and any timing or budget you have in mind.