Work
Shown as it runs.
Everything below is captured from the real pages. Every one of them is a build someone is using — there are no concepts on this page.
real sites, real captures, nothing mocked up
Three builds, and what each one fixed.
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cumbriabright.com 
- The problem
- My own company. The old site could not give anyone a price, so every enquiry started as a phone call and most of those calls came while the team was on a job.
- What I built
- A sixteen-page site with a page per service and per area, real photography, WhatsApp quoting and local schema on every service area, so a visitor can price a clean from a postcode without ringing.
- What changed
- Enquiries arrive with the postcode and property type already in them, ready to book. Lighthouse 95+ on mobile on every page.
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onestopbathroomsandinteriors.com 
- The problem
- A showroom with Porcelanosa, Duravit and Flare on the floor and a website that showed none of it, while a national kitchen chain was opening up the road.
- What I built
- A kitchens-first site on a CMS the showroom edits itself: a page per brand and per range, the showroom as a Matterport walk-through, and every enquiry route pointing at the inbox they actually read.
- What changed
- Live. Every brand they stock has an address of its own to be found at, and the team updates the ranges without ringing me.
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wcscaffolding.com 
- The problem
- A family scaffolding firm with eleven services and nine towns to cover, and no site that could answer a question about any one of them.
- What I built
- A page for every service and every town, with the CISRS ticket, the £10m cover and the TG20:21 standard in the first screen before a visitor scrolls.
- What changed
- Live. Every service and every town now has an address of its own to be found at.
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oilys.co.uk 
- The problem
- A family pub with a WordPress site the owner disliked, a bookings inbox nobody could find on it, and lodges on the same land that the site never mentioned.
- What I built
- A new site on a CMS the owner edits himself for menus and what's on, with the lodges listed and linked to their booking agent, the real bookings address on every page, and the old site retired behind it.
- What changed
- Live on oilys.co.uk with the old site retired. The owner updates the menus and what's on himself, and the lodges are on the site for the first time.
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zippybright.com 
- The problem
- My own laundry business, started on a no-code builder to get trading quickly. It had no site email and no way to book, so orders came through whichever channel the customer found first.
- What I built
- Moved the site onto the same stack as everything else I run, with a proper site email and a booking form that lands in the inbox the team actually reads.
- What changed
- Live on the same stack as everything else I run. Bookings and site email land in the inbox the team actually reads, without me in the middle.
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lakelandoutsidelivingandwellness.co.uk 
- The problem
- A brand built from nothing to prove a point: what a premium national product site looks like when it is built here, start to finish, with no template underneath it.
- What I built
- Two sister sites under one mark, outdoor wellness and outdoor living, with a page per product line, editorial photography plates, and a design-my-garden enquiry flow.
- What changed
- Built start to finish with no template underneath it: two sister sites under one mark, every page designed, written and shipped from here.
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every build on this page, and where it runs
- cleaning brand west cumbria cumbriabright.com
- west coast scaffolding west cumbria client build
- launderette west cumbria zippybright.com
- bathroom showroom workington client build
- this site our own pervonio.com
Source: src/data/proof.json — the same file every figure on this site comes from.