Who we build for
Every trade needs its site to do a different job.
A storage site is a reference document. An HVAC site is read by somebody with a problem. A restaurant site is a menu. Here is what each one has to get right.
Websites for heating and air companies
Nobody browses for a furnace repair. They search once, in a hurry, usually when something has already failed, and they call whoever looks like they will pick up. That moment is the whole business, and most contractor sites are not built for it.
What this site has to doWebsites for self storage
Storage is bought in a hurry by somebody mid-move, and it is bought almost entirely on three facts: size, price and whether they can start today. A site that makes any of those hard to find loses to the one down the road that does not.
What this site has to doWebsites for restaurants
The menu is the website. Everything else is decoration around it.
What this site has to doWebsites for apartment communities
Renters shortlist three or four communities before they contact any of them, and they do it entirely from what is published. A floor plan without a price, or photos without a date, gets cut from that list without anybody telling you.
What this site has to doWebsites for shops and boutiques
Most small shops do not need an online store, and the ones that build one usually regret the inventory work.
What this site has to doWebsites for trades and home services
Two things decide whether an assistant names you for a home services question: whether you say where you work, and whether you say when.
What this site has to doNot on the list?
Ask anyway. These are the trades we see most on this shore, not a fence. Salons, studios, bakeries, storage yards and campgrounds all get built the same way, from research into the one business rather than from a template for the category.
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