A domain name is simple to buy and surprisingly easy to misconfigure. One wrong DNS record and email stops arriving, or the site shows an outdated version, or a certificate won't issue and the whole thing shows as insecure. We register, transfer, and configure domains so the records actually point where they're supposed to, the first time.
Call (775) 444-9650Whether you're registering a brand-new domain, transferring one away from a registrar that's overcharging on renewals, or just need the DNS records on an existing domain fixed, we handle the setup directly. That means connecting the domain to your website's hosting, pointing the right records at your email provider so mail actually arrives instead of bouncing, and setting up SSL so the site loads with the secure padlock instead of a browser warning. We also make sure the domain itself is registered under your name and your account, not a developer's or an agency's, so you're never locked out of your own domain down the road.
DNS is unforgiving about small mistakes. An A record pointed at the wrong server, an MX record missing a priority value, a TXT record left out that a security check depends on, any of these can quietly break email delivery or leave a site unreachable for hours while nothing looks obviously wrong on the surface. We configure it correctly and confirm it's actually working, not just that it was entered, before calling it done. That confirmation step means actually sending a test email and loading the live site after a change goes in, rather than assuming a saved record took effect the way it was supposed to.
Plenty of Reno and Sparks businesses have a domain that's technically theirs but was set up years ago by a previous web company, an employee who's since left, or a relative who was "good with computers," and nobody currently has the login. When that account controls the DNS, changing hosts, adding email, or even renewing the domain on time all depend on getting access back first. We track down and reclaim that access as part of getting things set up correctly, and once it's recovered, we make sure the domain gets registered and renewed under an account the business actually controls, so this doesn't turn into the same problem again in a few years.
If your domain and DNS are already configured correctly and you have full access to manage them yourself, or your internal IT already handles this, there's nothing here for us to fix. This matters most when a domain is inaccessible, misconfigured, or about to expire without anyone noticing, not for a business that already has this piece fully under control. It's also not something that needs redoing on a schedule once it's set up right. A correctly configured domain mostly just keeps working, unless a change gets made somewhere down the line that nobody thinks to check afterward.
That's more common than people expect, and there are ways to track it down, usually starting with a WHOIS lookup and working backward from there. We handle that research and the account recovery process, since it can take some back-and-forth with a registrar's support team to prove ownership.
Not if it's done correctly. DNS changes take a little time to fully propagate everywhere, usually a few hours, but we sequence the changes so the old setup keeps working until the new one is confirmed live, rather than turning one off before the other's ready.
Almost never. A new website connects to the domain you already have, and switching domains on an established business usually causes more problems than it solves, since it throws away any search history built up under the old one. We keep the domain and point it at the new site instead.
Call (775) 444-9650 or fill out the form below to get your domain and DNS sorted out.