Stand apart from injectors
AJPC digs and repairs from the outside. The site explains why that is different, and when it is worth it.
Portfolio · PROJECT · FOUNDATIONS AND EXCAVATION · SOUTH SHORE
From know-how
to trust.
Construction AJPC repairs foundation cracks, installs French drains and waterproofs walls on Montréal’s South Shore. Jean-Pierre has been digging all his life; what he was missing was a website that explains his trade as well as he does.

THE MANDATE
The client handed us his logo and his photos. He described his services; we did the rest: the research, the keywords, the number of pages, the language, and every word on the site.
We also redid his Facebook page and his Google Business profile, so that everything speaks with one voice when a homeowner looks up AJPC.
WHAT WE TOOK CARE OF
THE GOALS
AJPC digs and repairs from the outside. The site explains why that is different, and when it is worth it.
One page per area served, from Brossard to Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, each with its own words.
Starting prices, transferable warranties, work steps: the answers are on the site, not behind a form.
THE DESIGN
A strictly black-and-white interface with colour photos: the job sites stand out, nothing distracts. A drawn crack runs along the site’s margins, a nod to the trade.
Estimate calculator, symptom guide, an assistant that offers answer choices: visitors find their answer, then they call. The site does the first sorting.


ON TABLET AND ON PHONE
A homeowner who discovers a leak searches from the basement, on a phone. Call button, short form, photos that load fast: every page was tested by hand at four screen widths.


THE RESULT
Every service has its page, every city too, and starting prices are posted. The client receives quote requests with the answers to the questions already asked — he calls back people who know what they want.
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