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Home Service Demo Sites

Modular Local Business Website System

Three local service business website demos — plumbing, landscaping, and tree service — built from a single reusable component base. Each site has industry-specific copy, service pages, lead capture forms, customer reviews, FAQ sections, and mobile-optimized call-to-action flows.

Portfolio Case Study

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The Challenge

Local service businesses need professional websites quickly at prices that make sense for a plumber or landscaper. Most agencies charge too much or deliver template-looking results. This demonstrates how a shared component base can be adapted across verticals for client pitches.

What We Built

  • Three distinct industry themes: plumbing, landscaping, and tree service
  • Hero sections with professional imagery and prominent mobile CTAs
  • Service detail pages with scope descriptions and trust signals
  • Lead capture forms with server-side validation
  • Customer review sections with star ratings and testimonials
  • FAQ sections with structured data markup for SEO
  • Mobile-first layouts with sticky call buttons for local customer behavior
  • Reusable component architecture — swap business details, keep the structure

What Makes It Different

  • Three verticals in one repo — demonstrates modular architecture over copy-paste development
  • Lead forms structured to connect to any CRM, Zapier, or email service without code changes
  • Each site has a distinct visual identity despite sharing the same component base
  • Mobile CTAs optimized for the actual behavior of local business customers: tap to call, tap to text

Architecture Highlights

  • ·Single component base with vertical-specific config objects — adding a new industry reuses the same primitives
  • ·Static generation for all public pages ensures near-instant load times without a server
  • ·Form validation runs on both client (UX) and server (security) layers

Results

Demo portfolio at home-service-demos.vercel.app. Used as proof-of-concept for client pitches in local business verticals — shows how a shared component system adapts across industries.

Tech Stack

Next.js 16React 19TailwindTypeScript

Relevant For

  • Local business and SMB websites
  • Agency or franchise website systems
  • Lead generation landing pages
  • Multi-location or multi-brand site systems
  • Fast-turnaround business sites

Tech Stack — How Each Piece Is Used

Next.js 16Static generation for fast load times; API routes for lead form submission handling
React 19Server Components for SEO content, Client Components for interactive lead forms
TailwindDistinct brand color systems per vertical while sharing the same component primitives
TypeScriptTyped component props for clean business-detail swapping across service verticals

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