Our work
The machine is built one qualified-lead path at a time.
Explore the websites and search foundations we have built with real businesses. We publish specific results, screenshots, testimonials, and reviews only when they are verified and approved for use. Google review excerpts are now available on the homepage; named proof links are next once confirmed.
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Website recreations
See a selection of real business websites we have recreated, migrated, or improved.
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Search foundation work
See how a robust local-content and service-area foundation is structured.
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AI discovery foundation
Learn how we prepare clear, useful business information for emerging AI discovery.
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Proof should be as real as the work.
The strongest case studies pair the rebuilt experience with source-verified search, lead, review, text, or reporting evidence. We are actively assembling that approved proof library.
What can you see here today?
Three kinds of work are open to explore right now, and each shows a different part of how we turn an outdated website into a lead-generation system:
| Work | What it shows | Best for businesses that... |
|---|---|---|
| Website recreations | Live sites across lawn care, restoration, rentals, transportation, flooring, and a nonprofit | have an older, slow, or confusing site |
| Search foundation (Briarwood Turf Care) | A 225-page, town-by-town local structure | serve many towns or counties |
| AI discovery foundation | How business information is prepared for search and AI tools | want to be understood by answer engines |
What proof do we publish, and how?
We hold our proof to a simple standard: if we can't show where it came from, we don't publish it. Here is what is approved today, quoted exactly.
From the Briarwood Turf Care case study: 225 pages, 31 cities, 6 county hub pages, 7 services per city, and around 1,000 words of local content per page, paired with a Google Business Profile and review strategy. The client's words: "Y'all have done awesome."
From Google reviews:
> "He saved me money on my website, cleaned everything up, and I'm already getting calls from new customers. Easy to work with, honest, and actually gets results." (Hunter A.)
> "We launched our new website with them yesterday and we are already ranking organically and on maps in nearby cities that we have never ranked in the past. Our lead requests and phone calls have increased." (Google Review)
From client messages: "More email/web leads in the last few days than the last few months."
*Individual results vary; not a guarantee.* You can read more on our client proof page and our reviews page.
What does every build have in common?
Whatever the industry, each site we build shares the same foundation:
- Static and fast. Sites are built with Astro, so pages load quickly on phones. - A quality gate on every page. Each page passes the Intown Ads build standards: crawlable HTML, unique local content, schema, and internal links. - A lead path first. The layout starts with how a visitor calls, requests a quote, or books, and everything else supports that. - Room to grow. Supporting services such as local SEO, Google Business Profile, Google Ads, creator video, and connected TV all point back to the same site, so the website has to be ready to receive that traffic before anything else is added.
Put simply, the website is the machine and every other channel is fuel. That's why the rebuild comes first in almost every project you see here.
How does a project like these start?
Every engagement begins with a free Qualified-Lead Assessment. Mike Villela, our founder, personally reviews your business and current site and gives you an honest assessment of what's working and what's in the way. There's no pressure and no contract required to get started. You can see the steps on how it works, meet the team on our about page, or request your assessment.
Common Questions
Why don't you show traffic or revenue numbers for every project?
Because we only publish results that are verified and approved by the client. Plenty of good work happens under confidentiality, and we'd rather show less than show something we can't back up.
Is the town-by-town approach from the Briarwood case study only for lawn care?
No. Any business that serves customers across several towns, such as HVAC, plumbing, roofing, cleaning, or pest control, can use the same service-by-city page structure.
Can I see a live site in my industry before I talk to you?
Open the website recreations collection to browse live sites across several categories. If your industry isn't there, the free assessment will show you what a rebuild would change for your business specifically.