Who do you use? Don’t need to sell things, just advertise services.

Are you looking to create the website yourself or you want a service to create it for you?

My wife will build/finish it, but some templates wouldn’t be a bad thing. Not looking for a service to have one built.

We used Wix and I did it myself.

squarespace works for a lot of people doing home based small business stuff.

Shopify is tough to beat

Wix

Up until, right now, Google use to let you build and host a website through their Google business profile, but they are doing away with that all of a sudden.

I couldn’t tell you much about ours other than I paid someone to build it and to continually optimize it. It’s hosted through godaddy.

What kind of services?

Safety/industrial hygiene services and probably mold sampling.

Marketwake

godaddy with wordpress

Here is my developer. He does great work. Hosting too.
https://onset.media/

Wordpress works but avoid Go daddy. I dropped them years ago and never looked back. I gave you my developer Onset Media’s contact who works with Wordpress.

There are a couple of things to consider beforehand, it may save you some grief down the road.

Domain registration - IF you hire a consultant and IF they are hosting and IF they register the domain, they are the owners of the domain. So if you decide to no longer use their services, you may lose your rights to the domain.
Certificates - you might want to consider getting a certificate (public key) for your domain, which validates that your company is who you state that you are when someone visits your site (https vs. http).

He’s right on the money with those considerations. register and buy your domain yourself first to get around it. Search to see if what you want is available then buy it. Deal with website developers after you have your domain. I need a website and here is my domain. Then there is no surprise after. I can tell you that Ray from Onset is straight up honest and won’t screw you over. I bought my domain on my own and went to him to build. Used Go Daddy to host until they became too expensive and difficult to deal with. Switched to have my developer host and saved money and aggravation. But yes Hunting123 is right on the money with recommendations. They’ll screw you in a heartbeat if you’re not careful.

I’ve used Wix in the past and it is pretty straight forward. Comes with a bunch of templates to use also.

I created my own through Godaddy. I'd do a little research next time on who gets access to my information. Apparently with Godaddy it's just wide open and you'll get all the scam and advertising calls you can want... Not sure if it's any better with any other services, but a website is easy to build.