BullishWhat the client needed, what we recommended, what happened.
Seven builds across home services and professional organizations. Each one starts with the problem, not the template.
Junk Raider
A top-rated company with a form-and-wait website in a same-day business.
Lead with an instant price and the proof. Put 1,700+ reviews where the decision happens and give every service area a real page.
A site that answers the question before the customer asks it, built for local and AI search, with the company's own crews as the photography.
Raider Site Services
A site-work company whose website talked to homeowners while its buyers were builders on a deadline.
A dark, confident layout with the phone number, fast site walks and next-day flat quotes above the fold, and a dedicated path for builders.
A site that looks like the equipment in the photos and lets a superintendent get a quote from the cab of a truck.
Junk Safari
A brand-new company in a crowded market, with no reviews, no history and no reason to be remembered.
Build the brand around the founder. An illustrated guide, a warm palette, and a quote that starts with a text and a photo instead of a form.
A launch site that makes a one-truck company feel like a brand, and a founder customers ask for by name.
Paws on the Lake
A referral-only pet sitter with nowhere for new clients to see rates, services or the person they'd trust with their key.
A soft, personal site with real photos, clear rates, every species welcome, and a free meet-and-greet as the single call to action.
A calm, trustworthy site that answers the real question: who is this person, and can I trust her with my home?
Drilling & Irrigation Services
Forty-five years of well drilling in Central Florida and no online presence to match. When the well stops, the customer searches once.
An emergency band at the very top, a water-blue system, real technician photography, the five-year warranty front and center, and a builder program.
A site that turns 45 years of reputation into the first credible result.
CT Church
Eight campuses and an online congregation, eight versions of every page, and a visitor who couldn't find a service time.
One home page with a location finder as the first action, a live video hero, and a structure that gives every campus its own page without splintering the brand.
A single front door for a church that meets in nine places.
Clan Keith Society USA
Seventy years of history and an older membership, on a site that was hard to read and harder to join.
Editorial typography, the clan's own tartan colors as a signature band, Dunnottar Castle as the opening image, and membership one click from any page.
A site worthy of a family that has been Great Marischals of Scotland since the 1300s.
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