Pavé Larouche

The challenge

The team had more than two years of experience and more than fifty jobs done, but no website. Customers found them through Facebook, Instagram and neighbours, and quotes were handled in private messages. That worked for friends of friends, but it did not look serious to a homeowner comparing three companies.

Paver cleaning is a very visual service: the whole pitch is what the driveway looked like before and after. The team also needed something they could send in a text message that would load instantly on a phone, work in French and English, and collect the details they need to book an on-site estimate.

What we built

We designed a single, focused page: a clear promise at the top, the four services (pressure washing, polymeric sand, protective sealant, full restoration), a before/after section, a short about section on the student team, and a quote form. Every section leads to the same action: ask for a free estimate.

The before/after section uses drag sliders, so visitors can pull the handle across real photos from the team’s jobs. We compressed all photos to WebP and kept the page light, which matters for people opening a link from a text message in the driveway.

The quote form asks only for name, email, optional phone and a message, and validates everything before sending. Requests are emailed straight to the team, who reply within 24 hours. The site is in French by default with an English toggle, and we set up titles, descriptions and a sitemap so it shows up for local paver-cleaning searches on the Rive-Sud.

Highlights

• One-page layout built around a single call to action
• Drag-to-compare before/after sliders with real job photos
• Service cards for cleaning, polymeric sand, sealant and restoration
• Validated quote form that emails the team directly
• French and English versions with a language toggle
• Links to the team’s Facebook and Instagram
• SEO metadata, sitemap and robots file