About
Built to do the work, not to sell it.
Iron & Alder was started in 2026 by Bryce Sigmon-Krewson in Indian Trail, North Carolina. It does one thing: the steady, written-down work that gets an owner-run business found when a customer asks Google or an AI who to call.
Proof first
Done on a real business before it was sold to anyone.
It is easier to trust someone who has done the work on a real business first, so that is where Iron & Alder started. The first client was a small contractor in North Carolina whose website had never been looked at properly.
The audit found a home page that took 6.2 seconds to load on a phone because of a 7.4 MB autoplaying video, twelve portfolio pages with the same title, and three different versions of the business name in use across the web. The video was cut to 1.3 MB and replaced with a still image on phones; the page now loads in under a second. The rest is being worked through and tracked every Monday.
That work, with every action dated, is the template for every client after it. As results come in they will be published here.
The name
Iron, then alder.
Iron is the structure that holds. Alder is the tree planted first on bare ground, because it fixes nitrogen into the soil and makes it fertile for everything that follows. Foundations first, then growth. That is the order the work is done in.
How we work
Small on purpose.
The person you talk to is the person who does the work. There is no account manager between you and it, and no outsourced writer you will never meet.
Everything is written down: what was checked, what was changed, what moved, with a date on each line. You get that record every month whether the month went well or not. If you ever leave, it goes with you, along with every page we built.
We work with businesses across the United States, in any trade or industry. The work is the same wherever you are; only the searches change.
Talk to the person who'll do the work.
A 30-minute call, no pitch deck. We'll look at your searches live and tell you what we'd do first.