We have been here for 8 years now and don't plan to go away anytime soon. We don't want to mislead you in any way. We will be straight forward with you and try to explain anything you have trouble with in a manner that is easily understood. We are here to work for you. Our policy to treat you right is what will keep us here for quite a while. So if you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. You might find some answers on our definitions page or our Frequently Asked Questions page.

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In Person - for nearby clients who prefer the personal touch only face to face can offer, feel free to stop by, check out our operations and bring the personal touch to the impersonal nature of the internet...
Candlelight Web Design, LLC office and design center is located in
Tuckahoe Springs at the Caroline County border half way between Denton and Easton.

Map of our area.

Directions to get here.

By Phone:
Home office (410) 820-2042
Best times to call would be after 4:00 PM EST (up to 9PM) or nearly any time on weekends.

Postal Mail:
Candlelight Web Design, LLC
8117 Haven Street
Denton, MD 21629-0025

Or by E-Mail at info@candlelightweb.com

We have worked with the local High Schools and Colleges in a program to help the educational facilities try to determine which courses to offer and how best to teach them so that we might have a better educated work force on the internet. We are trying to set a better standard for the minimum requirements of a job in the Technology Industry. Think about this ... a school system has a very tight budget, to offer training in computer programming they need computers. That is obvious, but what most people (myself included) fail to count on is that they also need qualified staff to teach these courses. "So hire somebody" sounds good but how much can they afford to pay them? How much could the same person make "in the field"? It is hard to find qualified people to teach at School Systems for what little the schools can afford ... what I am trying to say is ... instead of junking your old outdated computer, donate it to your local School System. This will benefit the school sure, but also you can then have it as a tax deducible donation. You will also be doing a great deal to insure the future of the Technology Industry by relieving some of the burden of obtaining equipment to use for instructional purposes.