EZHD // About

Two people, one job off your week.

Keeping a business known online is its own job. Done by the owner, it runs 40 to 60 hours a month: posts, photos, website changes, all of it after the real work. We’re the two people who take that job.

WhoThe two of them

Two people. That’s the whole company. Here’s who does what.

Photo coming soon

Zac Evans

Runs the company. Directs and builds the websites.

Zac is the one you talk to. He runs the company, directs every website, and builds them himself. The person who hears what you need is the person who builds it.

(435) 224-6987

Photo coming soon

Dylan Evans

Social media, photography, post-production.

Dylan runs the social side. He shoots the photos, handles the post-production, and keeps the accounts posting. On builds, he’s the second pair of hands.

(435) 994-5235

WhyWhy we started

Every business struggles with how it looks online. Not because the owner doesn’t care, but because caring is expensive. Posts, photos, website changes: keeping up takes an owner 40 to 60 hours a month, on top of actually running the place. That’s a second job. It gets done at night, or it doesn’t get done.

We started EZHD to take that job. Two of us, based in St. George, working for businesses across Utah. You run the company. We make it known online.

HowHow we work

One accountable partner. Website, social, photography. One name answers for all of it.
A report every month. Written in plain English. The slow months go in the report too.
You set the pace. Steady, Active, or Full. Everything’s included at every plan. The pace is the only thing that changes.
Priced on a call. No published rates, because no two businesses need the same work. We quote after we’ve heard yours, and a build runs one to two weeks.

StraightWhat we’re not

Not a big agency. No account managers, no handoffs. The two people you meet are the two people doing the work.
Not a template shop. Every site is built by hand for the one business it belongs to.
Not a vendor stack. You won’t juggle seven logins and seven invoices. The parts live under one roof.
Not national. St. George is home; all of Utah is the territory.

StartTake your week back

Those hours are getting spent either way: by you, or by nobody. The call is with Zac, and on it we’ll tell you exactly what we’d take off your week and what it would cost.

Talk to Zac