Dirtwork Digital
Examples

See what a dirt-work website can look like.

The three most recent builds. Open each one on your phone and notice where the phone number is.

Storlie Construction website on a desktop
Storlie Construction website scrolling on a phone
Gravel, excavation, road building, site work · Cass Lake, MN

Storlie Construction

What to notice

  • A materials calculator on the home page, because that is the question every caller asks first.
  • 14 town pages for the lakes area, each with real distances from the pit.
  • Fleet named and photographed at the yard, not stock.
Shepard Excavating website on a desktop
Shepard Excavating website scrolling on a phone
Septic, excavating, gravel, demolition, snow · Laporte, MN

Shepard Excavating

What to notice

  • Phone number is the first thing on a phone screen. Call and quote buttons stay docked at the bottom.
  • Septic pumping and installs get their own pages, which is where the non-brand Google clicks come from.
  • Snow removal and Fisher plows keep the site working through a northern winter.
New Wave Concepts website on a desktop
New Wave Concepts website scrolling on a phone
Demolition, land clearing, hydroseeding · Cape Coral, FL

New Wave Concepts

What to notice

  • Owner names, license, and hours in the first screen. Sun Belt buyers check the license first.
  • Mobile home demolition and pool removal get their own pages and their own ad landing pages.
  • Search visitors stay over two minutes. The old site average was 28 seconds.
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