CastleGrange Building Services Ltd. is a construction company based in Portmarnock Co. Dublin. They had an existing website for years but were looking to freshen up the look and showcase their work better.
CastleGrange specialise in extensions and renovations in the Dublin area. Over the years they have built up a very impressive project portfolio but this wasn’t refelcted on their previous site. We created a fresh looking design for them keeping their existing logo and colours throughout the design. As part of the project, we introduced more functionality and a cleaner layout for their visitors. We created attractive call-to-actions on each page which will encourage emails, calls and enquiries for the business. We also created a ‘Request A Quote’ form which is easily accessible too.
The body of work that CastleGrange have on their portfolio is very impressive. A major part of the project was to showcase this and we achieved this through an attractive portfolio layout. On the bottom of each page of the website the most recent projects are shown which will encourage visitors to click through to see all of the work that CastleGrange have completed. The portfolio section is designed to grow bigger over time to keep the site current with all of their latest work which will be a big help for the business.
See the result here.
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