Every business here is one I invented — real, working designs for fictional companies, made to show how I think rather than to imply a client list I do not have yet. Open any of them: the design is real, the company is not. When you hire me, your project joins this list as the first real one.
Remodels sell on photos, and most contractor galleries are forty unsorted thumbnails. This concept treats each project like a case — budget band, timeline, one photograph that earns its place, and what the homeowner asked for versus what came up.
Emergency plumbing is a race — whoever answers first wins the job. This build is designed around speed: a call bar that never scrolls away, upfront pricing so nobody has to guess, and a page that loads before a competitor’s finishes its slideshow.
Landscaping sells on the finished yard, but the thing a homeowner is really nervous about is the eight weeks in between. This build lays the job out as five steps you scroll sideways through — design, build, plant, irrigate, maintain — each with a real timeline and a real number attached.