Two live sites we built and still maintain: Hughes Mechanical Consulting and Streamline Refrigeration. Most client work stays private until a business is happy to be named — email us for further examples that match your plan.
A Vancouver mechanical engineering firm designing HVAC, plumbing and gas piping systems for commercial and institutional buildings across BC and Alberta. The site sets out services, process and sectors so a facilities manager can judge the firm's fit before making contact.
A Metro Vancouver and Fraser Valley HVAC and refrigeration company offering heating, air conditioning, ventilation and refrigeration repair, replacement and maintenance. The site pairs a short service-request form with clear service pages so a homeowner can book a technician in a few clicks.
All of it. The handover is a scheduled part of the work rather than a favour at the end, and it happens whether or not you keep working with us afterwards.
| The site | Live, on hosting in your name, with the source files. |
|---|---|
| The accounts | Domain, hosting, analytics, email and any ad accounts. |
| The content | Copy documents, full-resolution photography and video files. |
| The knowledge | A walkthrough for your team and written notes they can follow. |
What people ask when a portfolio page shows two sites instead of a logo wall.
Most client work stays private until a business is happy to be named. Hughes Mechanical Consulting and Streamline Refrigeration agreed to be listed; email us and we will send further examples that match your plan.
Yes. Tell us the kind of business and the kind of site, and we send relevant links by email along with a note on what we did on each one.
The live site, the source files, the logins to hosting, domain, analytics and any ad accounts, plus a walkthrough for your team and notes they can follow later.
Yes. A one-page site is a good fit for a single service, an event or a launch. It gets the same accessibility, speed and search work as a larger build.
Yes. Send the brand guidelines and we build inside them. If something in the guidelines will hurt legibility or contrast, we flag it and suggest a fix instead of quietly ignoring it.
Tell us the kind of business and the kind of site. You get relevant examples back, then a written plan before anything is built.