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Six projects, shown the way we shipped them, and what changed for the business after launch.

Restaurant/ Waco TX

Copper Kettle BBQ

copperkettlebbq.com
Problem
Their menu was a PDF. Nobody could read it on a phone, and the restaurant fielded calls about hours all day.
What we did
A one-page site with the menu set in real text, hours up top, and online ordering linked.
Outcome
+32%

Online orders up 32% in two months. The hours calls stopped.

copperkettlebbq.com
The Copper Kettle BBQ homepage we designed and built

Landscaping/ Fort Worth TX

Bluebonnet Landscaping

bluebonnetlandscaping.com
Problem
Fifteen years of beautiful work, zero photos of it online. Quotes came only from referrals.
What we did
Before-and-after galleries by project type, and a quote form that texts the owner directly.
Outcome
3×

Quote requests tripled the first season.

bluebonnetlandscaping.com
The Bluebonnet Landscaping homepage we designed and built

From their new gallery.

The yard before: patchy, dry grass and overgrown beds
The yard after: striped mowing lines and crisp bed edges
BeforeAfter

Salon/ Tulsa OK

Marlow & Main

marlowandmain.com
Problem
Booking happened over Instagram DMs. No-shows were eating Saturdays.
What we did
Booking built into the site, with deposits for weekend slots.
Outcome
−50%

No-shows down by half. DMs are for photos now.

marlowandmain.com
The Marlow & Main homepage we designed and built

Roofing/ San Antonio TX

Hidalgo Roofing

hidalgoroofing.com
Problem
Invisible on Google. Every job came from yard signs.
What we did
A site built to rank for local searches, with real project photos and neighborhood pages.
Outcome
Page 1

First page of Google for “roofer near me” in their area. The site paid for itself on the first job it brought in.

hidalgoroofing.com
The Hidalgo Roofing homepage we designed and built

Café/ Fort Worth TX

Dayrise Coffee

dayrisecoffee.com
Problem
Instagram was the whole website. New people couldn’t find hours, parking, or the menu without sending a DM.
What we did
A one-pager with the menu in real text, hours up top, and a map that opens in one tap.
Outcome
+18%

Weekday morning sales up 18% by month two. The DMs are for latte art now.

dayrisecoffee.com
The Dayrise Coffee homepage we designed and built

Barbershop/ Austin TX

Fadeline Barber Co.

fadelinebarber.com
Problem
Walk-ins only, and the phone rang through every fade. No way to see who’s cutting or when.
What we did
A booking-first site with a page per barber: their work, their hours, their chair.
Outcome
9 days

Booked out nine days ahead within a month. The phone finally quieted down.

fadelinebarber.com
The Fadeline Barber Co. homepage we designed and built

Every one of these started with a 30-minute call.