R.B. & Company

What it had to do

A thirty-year-old contractor has the hardest kind of proof to show: it’s all in reputation, referrals and a list of commercial clients nobody outside the county recognises. The old site said “landscaping company” and stopped. Everything that actually wins the job — three decades in business, a hundred thousand cuts, approved-vendor status with the largest property managers in Marion County — was invisible.

What we built

• A dedicated page for every service — residential and commercial mowing, stump grinding, hardscapes, property maintenance, landscape design, irrigation, junk removal — so each one can be found on its own terms rather than buried in a list.
• A numbers band directly under the hero: years in business, cuts, crews, services, review average. The proof arrives before the pitch.
• A trusted-by row carrying the real commercial names — Del Webb Stone Creek, UF Health, Massey, On Top of the World — because in a county this size those logos do more work than any adjective.
• A filterable project gallery of finished work, and twenty-one real reviews pulled in from Google and Facebook rather than retyped as testimonials.
• The phone number in the header, the hero, the footer and the mobile bar. For this trade the conversion is a call, not a form.

Why it’s in the library

Because it’s the shape most of our work takes: a business with a genuinely good record and a website that was hiding it. The rebuild didn’t invent a story — it went and got the one that already existed and put it above the fold.