Clear what they do,
where they work and how
to call them.
For a local service, what matters most is that it is clear which service is on offer, which area is covered and how to call you. The new site is built and ready; moving it onto the existing domain is the next step.
A screenshot of the live site, 20 August 2026. Not a composite, not a mockup.
The brief, and what we did
The brief
- To make it clear which service is on offer
- To make it clear which area is covered
- To keep the phone call within reach
What was done
- Two sides of the business separated and clearly presented
- DDD treatment (disinfection, pest control, rodent control) explained to the customer
- Room for new technologies and additional services
- Bilingual SR/EN with hreflang tags
- The call and the contact details brought forward, prepared for local search
Same frame, same width, no retouching.
How the page used to look and how the new version looks — the same format (1440×900), with nothing stretched.
BEFORE is an archived capture from the Wayback Machine, not a screenshot of the live site. Flaws in the archive (a missing background texture, for instance) have not been retouched — we show what the archive actually contains.
Why this way.
Put the service and the area covered up front.
Make the phone call the most visible action.
Keep the page clear, without unnecessary steps.
What the job involved.
More work, and more guides.
Does the site no longer describe
what you actually do?
When a business changes, the website rarely keeps up on its own. Tell us what you do today — we’ll suggest what ought to change.