How this website works and what to expect when you reach out. Short, and written to be read.
Last updated: July 2026. These terms cover your use of the Woodlands Web Co website at woodlandswebco.com. By using the site or sending us a note, you agree to what follows.
Woodlands Web Co is a veteran-owned web studio serving The Woodlands and Montgomery County, Texas from the FM 1488 corridor. We build websites, booking and client portals, online stores, and handle local SEO for professional and growing businesses.
The content here (copy, design, code, and graphics) is ours, and it's shared to tell you about the studio and its work. You're welcome to read it, quote it with credit, and get in touch. Please don't copy the site wholesale, scrape it, or pass it off as your own.
When you send a note through the form, you're asking us to get back to you. We use what you send to reply and to plan the work — nothing more. We don't sell or share your details with anyone outside the studio. To cut down on spam, the form records a few technical details about the submission (such as the visitor's general location and browser timezone) so a real local inquiry can be told apart from junk.
Any price we quote is set in writing before work starts, and it's tied to a defined scope. Anything outside that scope is a separate quote. A quote is an estimate for the work described, not a promise of a specific business result or search ranking.
We build fast, credible, well-structured sites and give straight advice. Search engines and third-party platforms are outside our control, so we can't guarantee a particular ranking, traffic number, or sales figure. The site and this information are provided as-is, and to the extent the law allows, Woodlands Web Co isn't liable for indirect or incidental losses arising from use of this website.
Where we link to another site, that site runs by its own rules, and we're not responsible for its content.
We may update these terms as the studio grows. The current version always lives on this page, with the date at the top.
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Texas.
Questions about these terms? Send a note through the contact form and Jason will answer it himself.