Three service tracks, clearly separated
Residential, commercial and industrial each got a dedicated path with its own proof, project scale and enquiry route - so visitors self-select before they contact anyone.
Construction
A construction company with strong residential work wanted to be taken seriously for commercial and industrial contracts. The website was the weakest link in that pitch.
The challenge
Procurement managers and developers evaluating a contractor for a six-figure build will look at the website before they take a call. The existing site read like a small residential outfit - stock imagery, vague service descriptions, no evidence of completed work at scale.
The firm was also losing time on unqualified enquiries: homeowners asking about small renovations that the business no longer wanted, because nothing on the site signalled the size of project they were built for.
The approach
Residential, commercial and industrial each got a dedicated path with its own proof, project scale and enquiry route - so visitors self-select before they contact anyone.
Real project photography, delivery timelines, safety credentials and materials standards replaced the generic "quality and integrity" copy every competitor was running.
The contact form asks for project type, scale and timeline, so the estimator knows whether a lead is worth a site visit before picking up the phone.
A dedicated section explains the firm's planning and execution methodology - the thing that actually separates contractors in a procurement comparison.
Results
We stopped explaining that we do commercial work. People now arrive at the call already knowing, and the conversation starts at scope instead of credentials.
Technology
More work
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A freight forwarding and customs clearance business needed its four service lines to be understood by shippers who do not speak logistics jargon.
A day spa needed a website that conveyed the experience it sells while making it trivially easy to book a treatment from a phone.
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