Sullco · Development-build case study
A service business.
A clearer way in.
Air conditioning and refrigeration first. Property and grounds alongside them. A commercial service website organised around the work a customer needs done.
- Focus
- Website · Service navigation · Enquiry design
- Stage
- Development-build preview
- Shown here
- Actual interface captures, September 2026
The interface, as built.
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The structure
Start with the job.
The homepage gives air conditioning and refrigeration the lead position. Property maintenance and grounds remain easy to find, without asking a customer to understand an internal business structure first.
Two immediate paths keep the choice straightforward: request a service, or explore the work before getting in touch. The service pages and enquiry form carry that same vocabulary through.
Our approach to websitesMobile · 390px capture
Same priorities.
Less screen.
The compact layout keeps the service proposition and next actions together. The imagery moves below the introduction instead of competing with it for the first view.
This is the mobile layout of the same build—not a desktop screenshot squeezed into a phone mockup.
The next step
Give the enquiry some context.
The form distinguishes service or repair from planned maintenance. It asks which service is needed, where the site is and how to reach the person enquiring, with room for the equipment or issue that needs attention.
Those are interface choices that make the conversation more specific. Email delivery and the live customer workflow have not been verified as part of this portfolio capture.
Connecting the next step