Case study

Philly Snow Removal.

I built Philly Snow Removal's site to win commercial contracts, listing the property types it serves, four core services and a quote form that asks for the property type upfront.

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// how it was built

From brief to launch.

Commercial property managers want a reliable contractor with the equipment to handle big lots, so I planned this site around capability and quick quotes.

01 discover

Commercial only

I found the company wanted fewer driveway calls and more property contracts.
02 plan

Property types first

I planned the homepage around who they serve, services, quote form and blog.
03 design

Dark and crisp

I used a dark header, clean white sections and a bright blue accent.
04 build

Quote form and FAQ

I built the service grid, quote form with property types and an FAQ accordion.
05 optimise

Local search

Blog posts target Philadelphia snow questions and link back to the services.
06 ✓ shipped

Built for contracts

Property managers can now request a quote for their exact property type.

What I did

The build, step by step.

A clear service area. The header names Philadelphia, Bucks and Montgomery counties and the commercial focus.
Property types served. A list covers industrial centres, shopping centres, medical facilities and government buildings.
Four service cards. Government, emergency, de-icing and commercial snow removal each get a photo and summary.
Pre-storm preparation. A section explains staking, brine and salting before a storm hits.
A quote form with an FAQ. The form asks for the property type and sits beside answers on experience and response times.
A snow removal blog. Posts on parking lot preparation and Philadelphia's snow ordinance support local search.