Dense technical
services, scannable
in 30 seconds.
What we made.
Piling Broker brokers piling and foundation work for commercial construction. The product is technical, the buyers are time-poor.
We rebuilt the site to put the right information in the right order, kept the visual system industrial, and added a structured request-for-quote flow that feeds directly into the team's intake process.
What had to be true.
A project manager evaluating a piling vendor has 30 seconds. The brief was to make those 30 seconds count — capability, scope and contact, in that order.
The form had to capture enough to qualify a lead without scaring anyone off.
How we worked.
Every service page leads with the one-line answer to 'can you do this?' Detail follows for those who want it.
The RFQ form is short by default; it expands only when a particular project type needs more detail.
What shipped.
- 01Service pages answer the qualifying question in the first paragraph.
- 02The RFQ form converts at a meaningfully higher rate than the previous contact form.
- 03Sales calls start with the right context — fewer discovery questions, faster quotes.
“The new site does the qualifying work for us. By the time a project manager fills out the RFQ form, they already know we can help — we just need to confirm the schedule.”
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