Case study · Commercial restoration
A phone-first, bilingual site for a large-loss restoration contractor.
Palm Build is a commercial restoration contractor in South Florida, and Chris Zambito, who founded Nine Lives, is Palm Build's CTO.
01Brief
Look like the firm property managers call first.
Large-loss work goes to the contractor a property manager trusts on sight, usually on a phone and sometimes in Spanish. The site had to make that case on the first screen.
- Audience
- Property managers, adjusters and owners after a loss.
- Languages
- English and Spanish.
02Built
The 24/7 line one tap from every page.
A phone-first bilingual site with project galleries, property-management pages and a CMS the office runs on its own.
- Pages
- Services, project galleries, property-management pages.
- Editing
- Projects and photos added by the office, without us.
- Stack
- SvelteKit · Prismic CMS
03Now
The office keeps it current.
The office updates projects without us, and the site is the speed bar we hold our own site to. We publish no traffic or revenue numbers for this client.
- Numbers
- Only figures a client signs off on; none for this project yet.
- Software
- Iron Pigeon is already in daily production at its first tenant, Palm Build, where Chris Zambito is CTO.
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Run a restoration company?
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