Limestone Hollow Lawn Care

Limestone Hollow Lawn Care is a demonstration build for a fictional business, not a paid client project. I made it up to show what a Launch package site looks like. The people, phone number and prices on it are invented, and every page says so in its footer.

The challenge

Limestone Hollow is a lawn care company in Columbus, Indiana: an owner, a shop manager and three crews, eight people year round and about twelve in summer, mowing homes and commercial grounds on set weekly routes. A customer of a company that size wants three answers quickly: does a truck come to my street, roughly what will it cost, and how do I ask for a quote.

What I built

Five pages, the most a Launch package includes: Home, Services, About, Service Area and Contact. The home page opens on the promise of the same mowing day every week, then a strip that introduces the crews and what each truck covers. Services is a pricing table with residential and commercial prices side by side. Service Area has a drawn county map and which truck runs where on which day. Contact puts the phone number at the top and the quote form under it, worded as plain questions and laid out one after another down the page.

The site has its own logo, colours, fonts and illustrations, and shares nothing visible with this one. Underneath, it is a copy of the same template this site runs on, set up the way I start every client site.

The result

The site is live and the quote form works. It posts to the same backend as the contact form on this site, so a request lands in my inbox tagged as coming from the demo rather than from a real prospect. On a client site the same form goes to the owner’s inbox instead.