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An HVAC & plumbing company served one of the most linguistically diverse metros in the country, but a single-language site spoke to a fraction of it. Service-area targeting was thin, lead capture leaked, and the Google Business Profile wasn't tuned to the neighborhoods actually covered.

Rebuilt the foundation as a true 5-language platform (EN · ES · ZH · FA · RU) with native-language pages and forms, hreflang wired site-wide, neighborhood-level service-area pages, instant Telegram lead routing, a GBP overhaul, and an automated post-job review request flow.

86 pages across 5 languages · 85-URL sitemap with every page returning HTTP 200 · 0 broken internal links · technical site-health lifted 54→79/100 · 0.3–0.6s server response (TTFB). The result the owner cared about: it now pulls organic leads on minimal ad spend.

An appliance-repair company had an aging site and no systematic way to capture brand-specific searches — "Samsung refrigerator repair," "LG dishwasher service," "Sub-Zero repair." Each of those searches was handed to a competitor.

Rebuilt on Astro 5 + Tailwind v4 with a brand-page template — Samsung, LG, Whirlpool, Sub-Zero each got a dedicated SEO-targeted landing page. PHP intake with CSV backup plus instant Telegram + email alerts, so no submission sits unseen in a folder.

Dedicated brand-specific landing pages, ranking-ready · a fast Astro static build · Schema.org LocalBusiness + Service markup · a post-job reviews funnel · and instant owner alerts on every form submit.

A direct-to-consumer brand needed a real storefront, not a template it would outgrow. The catalog runs on rich variants, sells better in bundles than single units, and ships across multiple carriers — and off-the-shelf platforms forced a compromise on every one of those.

Built a full custom storefront end-to-end: a fast React frontend, a custom-flow Stripe checkout, a bundle-pricing engine to lift average order value, and a multi-carrier shipping-rate engine returning accurate rates inside the cart — all run from a custom admin on a dedicated database + caching layer.

A custom DTC platform — not a rented template — live and taking orders. Variants modeled the way the catalog sells, bundle pricing structured to lift AOV, PCI-compliant Stripe payments, accurate live shipping rates at checkout, and branded post-purchase emails as the seed of a retention loop.

A busy clinic ran on disconnected tools — scheduling in one, intake in another, communications somewhere else, and the numbers scattered across all of it. Each worked alone; none shared a single source of truth, and the owner lived in five dashboards at once.

Built the central integration & analytics hub: one layer connecting scheduling, intake and communications, a unified source of truth, and analytics dashboards giving the owner one operational view instead of five — an organized, documented, transferable backbone.

The practice ran on one connected system instead of five logins. The backbone was organized and exit-ready — and the physician later sold the practice at a premium and retired. A successful founder exit, on infrastructure we built.

An equipment supplier had to serve two audiences from one site: contractors hunting a specific part (transactional) and procurement buyers evaluating a supplier (evaluative). A basic catalog couldn't do both, and there was no quote pipeline to capture and follow up.

Built on Astro 5 + Tailwind v4: an equipment catalog with spec'd product detail pages, a quote-request workflow with follow-up automation, an integrated thought-leadership blog, and full GA4 + GTM analytics with Schema.org Product + LocalBusiness markup.

Catalog commerce paired with a working quote pipeline · PHP intake routing every request to the owner · a blog engine for evaluative buyers · and clean Product + LocalBusiness schema indexed for search.

A specialty parts retailer needed a fast, filterable catalog — not a heavy e-commerce platform — where buyers could zero in on the exact part they need and submit a request without friction.

Built a lightweight static-first catalog with client-side filters (by model, category, year), detail pages, a request-form intake with instant owner alerts, local SEO, and Schema.org Product markup — minimal dependencies, mobile-first.

A static build with zero runtime dependencies and instant page loads · client-side filtering with no page reload · request intake alerting the owner immediately · and Product + LocalBusiness schema indexed.