Thirty years of council-funded home adaptations, no website yet. Each direction below is a complete home page built to make the firm look credible to grants officers, occupational therapists and families, with slots ready for accreditations, testimonials and case studies.
Archival and editorial. Thirty years told as a job book, with a 1996–2026 timeline and a foreword from the family.
Leads with reputation and longevityBuilt for the grants officer first: compliance at a glance, insurance and framework details up front, a full document pack.
Leads with tender box-tickingA technical drawing sheet: an annotated wet-room plan with turning circles and level thresholds, finished with an architect's title block.
Leads with technical competenceWarm and generous for clients and families: what happens when the builders are in your home, and who they are.
Leads with reassuranceSwiss typographic grid with huge numerals. The track record stated plainly: 30 years, 4,000 homes, zero reportable incidents.
Leads with the numbersProject-led, with before-and-after sliders and filterable cases showing the brief, constraints, duration and funding route.
Leads with the work itselfAn audience switcher reshapes the page for an OT, a grants officer or a family. Referral pathway, lead times and a referral form.
Leads with the referral routeTactile and industrial: plywood, concrete and tile textures, stencil type, and the family's craft story.
Leads with craftsmanshipThe site practises what the firm builds: working text size, contrast, reading-spacing and motion controls.
Leads with accessibility as proofRegional presence as a data story: completed adaptations build up across the map from 1996 to 2026, with response times by district.
Leads with local coverage