Mikeinstall
The craft of installation, front and centre at last.
Mikeinstall installs signs, window vinyl, banners and large-format graphics for businesses across Greater Montréal, from LaSalle, on the ground or from an aerial lift. The new website shows what sets them apart: the installation itself, from the site survey to the last pass of the squeegee, with the equipment it takes to go up.
- Client
- Mikeinstall
- Trade
- Installation of signs, vinyl, banners and large-format graphics
- Region
- Greater Montréal, up to about 100 km from LaSalle
- Delivered
- 2026, in French and English
We put the installation at the centre.
The strategy, the structure, the copy, the design and the launch, in both languages. One contact person, one budget.
Mikeinstall works with printers, designers and agencies, and directly with businesses. The website speaks to all of them: one page per type of installation, the four-step method and the lifting equipment, so people know right away whether a project is possible, and how high.
What ganolyk did
- The strategy: put the installation first, target Greater Montréal up to about 100 km from LaSalle
- 20 pages in French and English: one page per type of installation, the work, the team, the contact page
- All the writing, in both languages
- A charcoal and orange art direction, with the marks and dimensions of a construction drawing
- A sign simulator: visitors type their business name and see their sign on a storefront
- A map of the service area, from Vaudreuil-Dorion to Napierville
The goals.
Be found for every type of installation
Signs, banners, window vinyl, large format, work at height: one page for each, in both languages.
Show how far they travel
The island, the suburbs and up to about 100 km from LaSalle: Vaudreuil-Dorion, Oka, Napierville, Ormstown, named on the map and in the texts.
Reassure before the call
The four-step method, the lifting equipment explained, and the work in photos.
The design.
Charcoal, steel and orange.
The website borrows from the job site: a charcoal background, the orange of safety gear, marks and dimensions like on a drawing. You feel the job site, without losing any clarity.
Try it before it goes up.
A simulator lets visitors type their business name, add their logo and play with the style, colour and relief of their sign. The image stays on the visitor’s device: nothing is sent.
The same care, whatever the screen.
On a phone, the top video switches to a vertical format, the quote request is one tap away, and every page reads with one hand.
A website that shows the craft, from the survey to the last pass.
A business owner, a printer or an agency sees right away what Mikeinstall installs, how far they travel and how they work, in French or English.
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