What these sites need
Six things these sites need.
Storm readiness path
Shutters, impact products, and reinforcement with clear product comparisons, code compliance, and an urgent-but-honest quote path. When a storm is named, this page carries the whole business, so it’s built and tested long before.
Insurance & mitigation guidance
Plain-language content on wind mitigation and the credits it can support: what an inspection actually looks at, which of your products affect it, what documentation a homeowner needs, and where to verify with their carrier. Careful and carrier-neutral. Clear guidance brings quote requests; overpromising brings callbacks.
Outdoor transformation gallery
Screen enclosures, pergolas, decks, and outdoor kitchens shown as before/after transformations by project type and area. Lifestyle buyers shop with their eyes; this is where they decide you’re the one to call.
Financing where the decision happens
Four- and five-figure projects close faster when financing is visible on the product page, not buried in a footer. We integrate your financing partner’s terms and pre-qualification into the buying path.
Seasonal campaign infrastructure
Landing pages and offers that go live in hours, not weeks: storm-season readiness, end-of-year financing, spring outdoor pushes. The site tracks your business calendar, and a support plan covers the switches.
Reviews and local proof
Google reviews, project locations, and neighborhood familiarity woven into service pages. Homeowners hire the company their neighbors used; the site’s job is to show you’re that company.
One brand, two wings
Protection and lifestyle sell differently. The site should know that.
A storm-readiness buyer moves on urgency and safety. An outdoor-living buyer moves on lifestyle and financing. We build one credible brand with separate entry paths for each trigger, and cross-sell between them, because the shutter customer owns a patio too.
- Separate product paths: storm protection, enclosures, outdoor living
- Trigger-based landing pages: storm prep, insurance, energy, backyard upgrade
- Unified reviews, licensing, and company story underneath
- Cross-sell blocks that turn one install into a second project
Site pricing
Proof
We’ve built for a hurricane-impact window manufacturer with nine Florida showrooms. Around 2,800 pages of product and location content, supporting a $50,000-a-month ad program. When their previous vendor lost the site entirely, we rebuilt every page in five days.
Who we build for
Windows, doors, and outdoor living.
Our team
Niche websites handled by people who understand your business and your industry.
Marko
Head of Development
20+ yrs WordPress
Miloš
Web Developer
15+ yrs WooCommerce
Igor
Art Director
10+ yrs UX&UI
Radoš
Marketing Director
10+ yrs Digital Marketing Strategies
Damir
Creative Director
10+ yrs Creative Strategies
Dejan
Project Manager
5+ yrs Project Management
Projects delivered
In-house specialists
Rating on Clutch
Clients
Our work
Some of the brands we have built for.
We build and maintain websites for window, door and outdoor living companies, and our case studies show some of our work.




FAQ
Window, door, storm protection, and outdoor living website questions.
By being ready before the season, not during it. Storm-protection demand spikes when a storm is named; outdoor-living demand rises when the weather turns. We build the site so seasonal campaign pages, offers, and priority messaging can go live in hours, and a support plan covers those switches, so you capture the spike while competitors are still emailing their agency.
By giving each trigger its own path. A storm-readiness buyer, an insurance-discount buyer, an energy-savings buyer, and a backyard-upgrade buyer respond to different messages and proof. We build separate entry paths for each, sharing one credible brand underneath, so every visitor lands on the reason they came.
Yes, and it must be done carefully. We write insurance and mitigation content in plain, accurate language: what products may qualify, what documentation homeowners need, and where to verify with their carrier, without making promises on the carrier’s behalf. Clear guidance builds trust; overpromising creates callbacks.
Usually one brand with two clear wings. Split brands double your marketing cost and split your reviews; a blended mess confuses buyers. The structure that works: one company story about protecting and improving the home, with distinct product paths, distinct proof, and cross-sell between them, because the shutter customer owns a patio too.
Pricing depends on how many product lines need their own path (windows and doors, storm protection, outdoor living), the number of service areas, financing integration, and the seasonal campaign pages you want ready. Product catalogs, showroom pages and dealer locators add scope. Fixed price against a written scope with page counts and two revision rounds. The number you sign is the number you pay.
A focused site is typically 4 to 8 weeks. If a season or a storm is close, we can phase it: the highest-converting pages first (products, proof, quote path), the rest after, so you’re capturing demand while the full site finishes.
Yes. These are four- and five-figure purchases, and visible financing is often the difference between a saved bookmark and a quote request. We integrate your financing partner’s terms and pre-qualification into the pages where the decision happens.
Yes. Care plans keep the site updated, fast, and secure. A support plan can also cover the seasonal content switches (storm-season readiness, holiday financing pushes, new project photos), so the site tracks your business calendar without you chasing anyone.
Products, service areas, certifications, manufacturer relationships, warranties, financing, reviews, and real installation work. Those are the points buyers compare before they ask for a quote. The exact structure depends on how you sell.
Yes. We can build separate paths for HOAs, condos, property managers, architects, and commercial buyers. Each path answers what that buyer asks about, such as code compliance, permits, insurance, and resident scheduling.
Each service area gets its own page with unique content, local proof, and a quote path, so a search like “impact windows in [city]” can rank in every market you serve. For regional exterior companies this is the main organic growth lever, and it compounds every month it runs.
More leads aren’t always the fix. If your sales team spends time on poor-fit inquiries, or paid visitors leave because they can’t find what they need, the website may be part of the problem. We look at the path from search or ad to quote, find where it breaks, and build the landing pages and quote flows around the traffic you already pay for.
After the site: keep it fed
Your best content already exists. It's on the job site.
Your crew captures the moment on a phone; we turn it into project stories, social content, and web pages, every month, on a defined scope.
Will your site be ready when the season starts?
We’ll check your quote path, your speed and your seasonal setup, and tell you what to fix while there’s still time to fix it.