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Our Background and History
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Kinetic Web Solutions began its life during the height of the dot-com bubble of 2000. In December of 2000, Colin A. Bartlett left Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts, where he was studying business, with a vision of starting a unique kind of website development firm. His goal was to create websites more interactive and more useful than the majority of small business websites. He began creating websites with database-driven functionality that could be maintained and updated by the website owner without further involvement from a web developer.
Slowly he built a client base by producing quality work and relying on customer referrals. By the middle of 2001, Colin had more work than he could handle and partnered with then-client Mark Garbarino. They formed a new entity with the same name and began hiring and expanding the company to accommodate a rapidly growing market.
Database driven website development soon spawned ancillary services including complete website design and related graphic design. In 2002, Kinetic began offering website and email hosting so that customers could have a one-stop-shop for the entire internet presence.
Today, Kinetic is a full-service website development and web hosting provider. From $100 single page websites to $100,000 web-based application development projects, Kinetic provides unique, custom solutions tailored specifically for their clients varying needs.
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January 2001 Kinetic Web Solutions formed by Colin A. Bartlett in Philadelphia.
May 2001 Company reformed as partnership with Mark Garbarino in Limerick, PA.
October 2001 New property purchased in Limerick. Kinetic moves into two century old renovated barn.
December 2001 Additional development staff hired.
April 2002 Web hosting services added.
June 2003 Programming staff expanded further. Barn renovated further.
March 2004 Hosting services brought in-house.
March 2005 Kinetic Web Solutions, LLC formed.
May 2005 Design and programming staff doubles in size.
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