Websites that we’ve recently launched

A.S Painting Contractors are a Leicester-based painting and decorating team, established 2010, with 4.9 stars across 59 Google reviews and a Three Best Rated badge. The tricky part of the brief was their split. Roughly 60% of the diary is commercial (factories, offices, retail fit-outs, schools), 40% is domestic (whole-house refreshes, kitchens, exteriors), and the old site only really catered to one side.

The new site puts both audiences on equal footing from the hero down. A clear "Commercial vs Domestic" fork above the fold, parallel service stories for each, a recent-work chip filter, a 5-step process page, and honest "quick answers" so nobody wastes a phone call on plastering or wallpaper. Fast, neat, and built for a busy diary across Leicestershire and the East Midlands.

Tec Electrical Services are NICEIC-approved electricians and MCS-certified solar installers based in Anstey, Leicestershire, covering homes and businesses across the Midlands. Their old site had grown into a bit of a maze — solar, EV, fault finding, new builds and landlord work all competing for attention with no clear path to enquire.

The new homepage puts the accreditations and value proposition front and centre, with a quick-quote form above the fold and a one-hour callback promise. We added dedicated solar packages, a projects gallery, and a coverage block from Loughborough through to Wakefield — built to help Tec rank locally and turn busy site managers and homeowners into quote forms.

We’ve just launched a new site for Aaron, who runs The Blind Guy. He came to us with a logo we genuinely loved — the Blind Guy character with the shades peeking through the slats — and we leaned into it: the same mascot shows up across the site, nudging visitors toward key sections and keeping the whole thing feeling friendly rather than corporate.

The homepage sets the tone — bold blues and yellows, strong photography, and clear calls to book a home visit. Aaron now has something he can be properly proud of, built to help enquiries start rolling in across his patch in Norfolk.