Construction Companies

CORE Industrial

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CORE Industrial website by Becker Design

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Overview

Web Design & Development Project Overview

CORE Industrial rents out capability by the day: hydrovac trucks, vacuum trucks, water trucks, gravel trucks, hotshot hauling, earthworks crews, underground mine maintenance, mulching. Nine services, and the buyer for each one is a different person having a different bad week. A site manager who needs a hydrovac on Thursday is not browsing a company overview.

Which is why the nine are nine pages, not nine bullets, and why the projects sit in their own structure alongside them — a machine on a page is a rental rate, the same machine on a job is a reference. The work spans Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba across mining, oil and gas, commercial and residential, so the site had to make a national-scale service list feel like something you could phone about this afternoon. The house style is the one shared across the group.

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Fig. 02 — CORE IndustrialFull page
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Case study

Deep Dive

What actually went into CORE Industrial’s build, decision by decision — and the service behind each one.

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Nine trades, nine different Thursdays
Hydrovac. Vacuum truck. Water truck. Gravel. Hotshot. Earthworks. Mulching. Underground mine maintenance. Rentals. Nobody needs two of these at the same moment, and nobody searching for one wants to read about the other eight first. Nine services became nine pages for the plainest possible reason: that is how many separate things people phone about.
Where this goes deeper→ SEO
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Equipment on a page, equipment on a job
A truck listed under services is a rate. The same truck in a project record is evidence it has done the work before, in this ground, at this scale. Keeping both structures and letting them point at each other means a potash contractor gets from do you have one to have you used it in ground like mine without leaving the page.
Where this goes deeper→ Mining Companies
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Three provinces on one contact page
Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba, in mining, oil and gas, commercial and residential. That is a wide enough spread to look like a corporation and a small enough operation that somebody answers. The site is written to hold both at once — serious about the range, unfussy about getting in touch — because sounding too big loses the local job.
Where this goes deeper→ Responsive Web Design
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Built for the bars past the last town
Field-facing sites get opened on phones, on site, on whatever bars are available past the last town. That is the actual performance requirement, and it is a harsher one than any desktop test. Everything here was built with that connection in mind rather than the one in the office where it was designed.
Where this goes deeper→ WordPress Performance Optimization