THE BUSINESS NEED
Built around
the business.
A homeowner may arrive with an urgent leak, a planned exterior upgrade or only a rough idea of the work. The website brings service information, examples of completed projects and an estimate entry point into the same journey, so the visitor can move from understanding the service to describing the job.
What GES built
A responsive construction website with detailed service pages, a managed project gallery, and AI-assisted estimate intake. Custom administrative tools support the content, while server-side validation and submission handling support customer inquiries.
- Website engineering
- Service and service-area architecture
- Managed project portfolio
- AI-assisted, multilingual estimate intake
01 / THE VISITOR JOURNEY
Find the relevant service
Dedicated service and service-area pages organize the company's offering beyond a single homepage. Visitors can explore the type of work and location before starting an estimate request.
- GES implementation: Responsive service content and service-area page architecture.
02 / THE VISITOR JOURNEY
Look through the work
The portfolio gives projects their own pages and image galleries. Content administration supports keeping the project collection up to date without treating each addition as a new website build.
- GES implementation: Managed project records, gallery presentation and custom administration.
03 / THE VISITOR JOURNEY
Describe the project
An estimate form and AI-assisted intake offer ways to explain the work. The implementation includes multilingual collection, structured fields, server-side validation and duplicate-submission handling. Saved inquiry and notification status are treated separately.
- GES implementation: Estimate and AI-assistance APIs with validated inquiry storage and status responses.
EXPLORE THE PUBLIC WEBSITE
See the structure for yourself.
These links open the client’s current public pages. The screenshots above are dated October 2026.