The work
Three demo sites for made-up contractors, each with its own look. Open them on your phone.
These are demos, not real clients. The company names, license numbers and reviews are made up. The photos are free sample photos from Unsplash, not the work of these companies, and the people in them are not these companies' staff. On your site they would be your own crew, trucks and finished jobs, along with your name, logo, colors and real reviews.
Marlowe & Sons
For a family business that wants to feel trusted and local. Warm paper color, a serif headline and a red call button, with a real photo of the work up front.
- Call button first. The number is in a top bar, the header and the hero, with the license in a strip above everything.
- Trust strip. Licensed, price first, on time and warrantied, in four short lines under the first screen.
- Reviews with dates. Quoted word for word, so people can see the praise is recent.
- Photo service cards. Each main job gets a real photo and a plain sentence.
Voltline Electric
For a shop that wants to look sharp and modern. A full-width photo, near-black with one loud color, and the phone number is part of the headline.
- Huge headline. Built to be read from across a room, and still fits a phone.
- Photo tiles. Three big jobs with real photos, then the smaller ones listed underneath.
- One big review. A single customer quote set large, with the date under it.
- The panel, explained. A plain-language section that answers the question people actually have.
Ridgeback Roofing
For a company whose jobs are big and visual. A full-width photo leads, with an inspection card beside the headline and a warranty badge lower down.
- Photo-led. The top of the page is the work itself, with a free inspection card beside it.
- A warranty badge. The promise shown as a visual, not buried in small print.
- Recent work and a review wall. Real jobs, then quotes of different lengths so it reads like real customers.
- Free inspection offer. A clear first step that is easy to say yes to.