Project

WichitaSewer.com

A fast, simple site for a new local sewer and drain business, built around the moment a homeowner needs help now.

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The story

A brand-new local business that customers could find and call from day one.

“Above and beyond anything I could have ever dreamt of.”
Jonathan Roper, owner, Wichita Sewer and Drain Service (source opens in a new tab)

Problem: A Rotary friend was starting a sewer and drain business and needed customers to find him and call from day one.
Decision: Build for the moment a basement floods: a fast site that answers "can you fix this, and can I reach you now?", with the phone number and around-the-clock availability up front, and pages that come up when local homeowners search for help.
Implementation: A simple site that costs almost nothing to run. Every change is checked so search engines can still find it, and it has been kept up to date ever since it launched.
Outcome: The owner called the result "above and beyond anything I could have ever dreamt of."

A fast, simple site for a new local sewer and drain business, built around the moment a homeowner needs help now.

The website for Wichita Sewer and Drain Service, a new local business, built so customers could find it and call from day one.

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