PCS Rental.
PCS Rental's customers are practical people, often standing on site with nothing but a phone. I built them a clutter-free site that shows the company's own fleet, gives each rental line its own section and keeps a call button within reach at all times.
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From brief to launch.
I planned the PCS Rental build around a buyer standing on a site with a phone, who needs proof and a phone number in seconds.
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01 discover
Practical buyers
I looked at who hires the equipment, event planners and site supervisors alike, and what they check before calling.
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02 plan
Three rental lines
I mapped a homepage section and a separate page for cooling, generators and restroom trailers, plus catalog, blog and map.
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03 design
Logo navy and yellow
I took the palette straight from the logo and used only real job photos of the fleet.
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04 build
Alternating sections
I coded the image and text sections for each line, the industries checklist and the call or text contact strip.
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05 integrate
Catalog and yard map
I linked the online catalog from the main menu and embedded a map of the Tampa yard.
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06 ✓ shipped
Mobile call path
I fixed a call button in the phone header, checked image-over-text stacking and set up the free estimate footer.
The build, step by step.
- Real gear, not stock photos. Every image shows the company's own equipment out on real jobs, starting with a trailer-mounted generator in the hero.
- Contact details straight away. A strip below the hero gives the call-or-text number and the street address.
- Each line in its own section. Cooling, generators and restroom trailers alternate image and text on the homepage and link to dedicated pages.
- Industries in a checklist. A checklist of industries, spanning leisure through heavy industry, helps buyers confirm fit quickly.
- Built for the job site. On phones each section keeps the image above the text while the header keeps a call button pinned.
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