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The problem

Most Utah County hardscape sites I checked had no quote form on the homepage, and several had no tracking at all. Homeowners who wanted a patio had to dig for a way to ask.

What I built

• A homepage with a quote form that asks for the address and project type, so the owner can price it before driving out
• Tap-to-call in the header and a call bar that stays on screen on phones
• A paver patio page with what's included, a price range and the questions homeowners ask
• A photo gallery of patios, walls and outdoor kitchens, so homeowners see the work before they call

Result

Google Lighthouse mobile test: 100 for performance and 100 for accessibility. On a live site, success is measured in quote requests and calls per month against the month before launch.

The problem

New-home buyers search for sod and sprinklers right after closing, usually on a phone. A slow site with no clear next step loses them to whoever answers first.

What I built

• A headline that speaks to new-build owners: turn the dirt lot into a usable yard
• A sprinkler system page with what's included, a price range and water-wise answers
• A quote form that asks for the address and timing, and works one-handed on a phone
• A service-area list of south Utah County towns, for local search

Result

Google Lighthouse mobile test: 100 for performance and 100 for accessibility. On a live site, success is measured in quote requests per month and how many come from phones.