Downtown storefronts
Shops and restaurants on Nashville Street get a site that shows off the space, posts hours and menus, and points people to parking.
Web design in Ringgold, from a designer next door.
I’m Emmett Green, a web designer based in Chattanooga, about 17 miles up the road. I build custom sites for small businesses starting at $199, and you deal with me the whole way, from the first sketch to edits years later.
Get a quoteThe county seat with a downtown worth showing off
Ringgold is the county seat of Catoosa County, and its historic downtown runs along Nashville Street, the old Dixie Highway. The 1849 Ringgold Depot still sits there, and the city runs a Main Street program to support the downtown shops and restaurants.
Then there’s the interstate side. Exits 348 and 350 are lined with restaurants, coffee, auto shops, hotels and pharmacies, all competing for people who are already on the road and searching on their phone. If that’s you, a fast site and a solid Google listing matter more than almost anything.
A lot of Catoosa County also works in Chattanooga, so your customers often go back and forth across the line. I set your site up for Ringgold first and for the nearby towns your customers come from.
- Where it isA city and the county seat of Catoosa County, Georgia, about 17 miles from downtown Chattanooga.
- Main roadsNashville Street (US 41) downtown, plus I-75 exits 348 (Alabama Highway) and 350 (Battlefield Parkway).
- Local landmarksThe 1849 Ringgold Depot, Ringgold Gap, the Old Stone Church and the Catoosa County Courthouse.
- Business helpThe Ringgold Main Street program and the Catoosa County Chamber of Commerce.
Sources: City of Ringgold, New Georgia Encyclopedia, I-75 exit 348. Checked October 2026.
What I would build for a Ringgold business
Downtown shops and interstate businesses need different things. Here are a few I would start with.
Off-the-exit businesses
For restaurants, auto shops and hotels by the interstate: one-tap calling and directions, and a page built to load fast on cell service.
Event and venue pages
Venues and planners get photo galleries, capacity and pricing info, and an inquiry form that collects the date and headcount up front.
- Restaurants and coffee
- Antique and gift shops
- Auto shops
- Event venues
- Trades
- Salons
Prices, posted
The same prices for every town I work in. See how they compare with Tennessee firms on the Chattanooga page.
- Starter: up to 3 pagesfrom $199
- Growth: up to 5 pages with bookingfrom $699
- Online storefrom $1,200
- Care plan: hosting and small edits$20 / month
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Recent work: Aiden’s Details
Aiden’s Details runs on people finding him from a phone. His site puts packages, starting prices and a booking form right up front, the same setup that works for a business off an I-75 exit.
See all my workRinggold questions
More answers are on the main FAQ.
Yes. I’m in Chattanooga, a short drive away, and my prices are the same in Georgia and Tennessee. We can meet in person, and the rest works over calls, texts and email.
Speed and your Google listing. Most of those people search on a phone and pick from the map, so I set up your Google Business Profile with the right category, hours and photos, and build a site that loads fast on cell service, with one-tap call and directions buttons.
With me, a Starter site with up to 3 pages starts at $199, a Growth site with booking starts at $699, and an online store starts at $1,200. Hosting and small edits are $20 a month.
Nearby, I also build sites in Fort Oglethorpe, Rossville, East Brainerd and Ooltewah.
Ringgold, let’s get you found.
Tell me about your business. I usually reply within a day with an exact quote.
Or call or text (423) 521-2604.