DIY Guys helps homeowners in Southern Wake County and the Triangle area with projects like custom built-ins, accent walls, trim work, repairs and outdoor upgrades. These are often smaller jobs that bigger contractors turn down. Their unusual offer is DIY+, where an expert guides homeowners and helps with the tricky parts while they do the rest of the work themselves.
I built a website that explains the three ways customers can work with the company. It shows real past projects and makes it easy for homeowners to start a conversation about their own project.
What I built
Header: the main navigation, a Services dropdown and a “Get a Quote” button, plus a mobile menu.
Hero section: a clear value statement with a “Discuss My Project” button.
“Who We Are” section: tells the founder’s story and the company’s mission.
Animated counter: shows the number of years of experience.
Three-tier services section: numbered cards for DIY+, Handyman Services and Full-Service Contractor, each linking to its own service page.
“Why DIY Guys?” section: three points on cost, project size and professionalism.
Client projects: a portfolio with case-study cards and a “View All Projects” page.
Footer: contact details, quick links, social links and a newsletter sign-up form.
Extra pages: a blog and a customer waiver page.
Highlights
Calls to action are placed throughout the page to turn visitors into quote requests.
The project portfolio builds trust by showing real finished work.
The white and red design keeps the brand consistent.
It’s fully responsive, and social sharing previews and Google Search Console verification are set up.
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A modern WordPress website for a North Carolina home improvement company that offers DIY coaching, handyman services and full contracting.
