Snow Pushers Chicago.
I built Snow Pushers' site to feel as bold as a Chicago winter, with before-and-after proof, nine clear services and a Winter Pass pricing table that lets customers prepay for the season at off-season rates.
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From brief to launch.
Chicago homeowners and property managers want to know someone is watching the forecast for them, so I planned the site around reliability and simple prepaid pricing.
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01 discover
Seasonal cash flow
I found the business needed customers to commit before the first snowfall, not call during it.
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02 plan
Proof, services, passes
I ordered the homepage as trust, before and after, services, why us, then Winter Pass pricing.
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03 design
Ice blue and navy
I paired a condensed display face with an italic serif and an ice blue accent on deep navy.
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04 build
Reusable sections
I built the service grid, numbered reasons, pass pricing cards and coverage area pages.
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05 optimise
Quote within reach
The quote and call buttons sit in the header and repeat down the page on mobile.
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06 ✓ shipped
Winter sold in advance
Customers can now lock in a season of service before the first storm hits.
The build, step by step.
- A headline with attitude. "Chicago's snow is our problem" leads, with a free quote button, phone number and a $49 per visit starting price.
- Proof under the hero. A ticker of 24/7 storm response and insurance sits above a logo wall of national brands that use the service.
- Before and after. A real Chicago job shows the same front walk before and after a visit.
- Nine service cards. Residential, commercial, sidewalk, alley and gangway, salting, de-icing and emergency work each get a card and a page.
- Winter Pass pricing. Flurry, Storm and Blizzard passes show the prepaid credit, bonus and perks, with the most popular plan highlighted.
- A year-round family of brands. A section links the sister lawn care and power washing companies under one phone number.
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