Before building, we planned every page of the new site and the one job each page has: get a text or a call.
What we did
- Listed the pages customers need before they contact a TV mounter: what you do, where you work, what your work looks like, who you are, how to reach you.
- Gave every page one job: get a text or a call. Each screen has one main button, and it always says what happens next — "Get Free Quote", "Text us", "Call now".
- Dropped what did not earn its place. A separate FAQ page and a mounts catalogue were planned and then removed: the questions now sit on the service and area pages where people actually ask them.
- Built the navigation around the plan: Services, Projects, About, Blog, Contact — plus a "Free quote" button on every page.
tvmountingus.com
├─ Home ─────────────────── everything in short + the quote form
├─ Services ─────────────── all services
│ ├─ TV mounting ├─ Hidden wires
│ ├─ Frame TV ├─ Soundbar
│ └─ Fireplace TV └─ Wood slat panels
├─ Where we work ────────── 20 areas (12 Chicago + 8 suburbs)
├─ Projects ─────────────── finished walls, job by job
├─ Blog ─────────────────── 3 guides
├─ About · Contact · /quote
└─ Privacy policy · Terms
| Page type | How many | Its job |
|---|---|---|
| Home | 1 | show who you are in one scroll, then the form |
| Service pages | 6 + 1 overview | answer "can you do my job?" |
| Area pages | 20 + 1 overview | answer "do you come to my area?" |
| Projects, About, Contact | 3 | proof and trust |
| Blog guides | 3 + 1 overview | answer questions before they are asked |
| Legal | 2 | privacy and terms |
How it looks
Why it matters
Every page exists because a customer looks for it — and every page ends at the same place: a request.