Web Services and Design

C&S Industries designs and develops web sites for any industry or business.

Web Site Services

25+ years designing, developing, and hosting web sites

We build fully responsive web sites using modern standards — HTML5, CSS, PHP, and MySQL. Whether you need a simple site to establish a presence or a fully customizable site with a backend control panel, we can help.

What We Offer

  • Website redesigns
  • Custom website development
  • Website maintenance / updates
  • Website hosting

In addition to traditional web sites, we’ve developed user-updatable menu board systems built on the Raspberry Pi platform — a design that’s far more economical than most subscription-based digital menu services.

Selected Examples

A few sites we’ve designed, developed, and hosted

Oak Ridge Sportsmen's Association website
Membership Organization

Oak Ridge Sportsmen’s Association

ORSA is an organization of shooters, hunters, archers, fishermen, and others dedicated to outdoor sports and conservation. C&S Industries designed, developed, and hosts the ORSA web site, built so staff can easily update the newsletter and event calendar. Members and the public have access to range information, hours of operation, special events, event photos, and range rules for each facility.

Mid-Southern Restorations website
Automotive Restoration

Mid-Southern Restorations

Mid-Southern Restorations is a premier automobile and truck restoration company located in Cookeville, TN. The site showcases current and finished restoration projects by manufacturer, with image galleries documenting each vehicle’s progress. C&S Industries built a custom control panel that lets staff add, edit, and delete vehicles without touching code.

Crafter's Brew Market and Social website
Restaurant & Bar

Crafter’s Brew Market and Social

Crafter’s Brew is a unique blend of bar, pub, and backyard gathering place in Oak Ridge, offering the finest craft beers available. C&S Industries developed a custom digital menu board system built on HTML, MS Access, and the Raspberry Pi, driving several TVs throughout the beer garden. A custom control panel lets staff add new beers and pull them from the boards the moment a keg blows.