We rebuild small-business websites end to end — structure, copy, imagery and speed — starting from what the business already has. Their own photography, their own colours, their own words. Every pair below is a real screen capture: the site as it stands, beside the one we built.
The first full screen is the logo, scaled up — a visitor scrolls past a picture of the company name before reaching anything the company does. The menu offers About and Contact, and no route to a quote.
We rebuilt it around the work: what they do, where they do it, and a way to ask for a price on the first screen. The palette is not our choice — it is sampled from their own logo.
A strong fleet photograph and a real recruitment message — but the hiring notice sits above everything the business sells, so the first thing a homeowner reads is an advert aimed at electricians.
We kept the hiring section, because they really are hiring, and moved it below the work it pays for. Their own photography carries the rebuild.
The richest of the four before we touched it — real project photography, real reviews, a real service list. The assets were all there; the structure was not making them count.
Nothing here is new material. It is the same photographs and the same words, rebuilt around an instant estimator and a gallery that works on a phone as well as it does under a mouse.
Not a business — a neighbourhood. The existing site renders its menu twice as an unstyled list, repeats the entrance photograph, and lays the welcome paragraph over the image so both are hard to read.
The rebuild treats it as what residents actually need: the board, the bylaws, the ARC form, meeting dates and schools, each reachable without hunting. The stone monument photograph is theirs, and so is the 1995 it is carved with.
We read your existing site properly — every page, your photos, your reviews, your service list — rebuild it in your own colours, and send you a private link. Nothing is published until you say so, and nothing on your page is invented: if you have not said it somewhere, it does not go on.
Send us the address. We will tell you what we would change and what we would leave alone.