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Clients stay anonymous because their names are not ours to spend. The engineering is not anonymous, and every figure on this page came out of the project itself. Ask us how any of them was measured.
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Irrigation company 01A win-back engine that filled the fall schedule
41 of 60 fall bookings on the books by late September that came from the textsThe same company had years of past customers and a manual scheduling crunch every fall. I built the system that finds who to text, drafts it, reads the replies and turns them into booked jobs.
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Phoenix pool-service company 02The operating system for a 200-pool route business
341 to 288 miles a week on the routes, from fixing the order of the stops aloneA weekly pool-service company ran on a field app that could not answer the owners' real questions. I built the business system around it: routes, filters, jobs, quotes, a tech portal on the phone, and an assistant the owners can just ask.
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Window shutters dealer 03Local pages, ad funnels and a review sender, with nothing faked
0 lost leads across 102 form submissions, 220 contacts and 68 opportunitiesCity landing pages, paid-ad funnels and a review request tool for a local installer, plus a photo audit that caught someone else's work passing as theirs.
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East Valley HVAC company 04Local SEO built on what people actually search
6,710 searches a month mapped across the company's 16 service citiesThe owner wanted commercial pages. The search data said almost nobody was looking. So I rebuilt the site around the 6,710 searches a month that were real, and found the niche he had named himself.
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Irrigation company 05241 overwritten customer names, recovered
241 verified name overwrites found and correctedA broken integration between the field-service system and the accounting software overwrote customer names and imported a foreign customer list. I found every bad record and gave the office a clean way back.
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Home-care agency 06Handing a site to three editors without breaking it
3 non-technical editors the CMS and guide were built forA hand-coded site moved into a CMS so three non-technical editors could run it, with a custom testing harness to prove nothing changed in the move.
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Shopify equipment retailer 07Live freight pricing at checkout, for 30,000 lb car lifts
$355 vs $795 what a 30,000 lb lift would have quoted with placeholder weights, against the real price. Caught before a customer saw it.A car-lift store needed real delivered freight prices in the cart, a catalog launch that could not break checkout, and product pages that match the admin.
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Two environmental-health nonprofits 08A 12-year-old site migrated without losing a link
2,000 of 2,002 old pages and documents landing correctly, up from 919 before the redirect workTwo sister nonprofit sites on a 12-year-old CMS, with thousands of old links in press releases and funder reports. I moved them to WordPress and proved every link still lands.
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Every case at a glance, with the number it is known for.
- 01 A win-back engine that filled the fall schedule Irrigation company 41 of 60
- 02 The operating system for a 200-pool route business Phoenix pool-service company 341 to 288
- 03 Local pages, ad funnels and a review sender, with nothing faked Window shutters dealer 0
- 04 Local SEO built on what people actually search East Valley HVAC company 6,710
- 05 241 overwritten customer names, recovered Irrigation company 241
- 06 Handing a site to three editors without breaking it Home-care agency 3
- 07 Live freight pricing at checkout, for 30,000 lb car lifts Shopify equipment retailer $355 vs $795
- 08 A 12-year-old site migrated without losing a link Two environmental-health nonprofits 2,000 of 2,002