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An asphalt company’s website planning guide
Plan a website that distinguishes paving, sealcoating, repairs, and striping for the customers you serve.
Separate services that solve different problems
Write down the work your company actually performs. New paving, sealcoating, repair, and line striping are different services. Customers should not have to interpret one broad asphalt page to find out whether you handle their request.
Distinguish residential driveways from commercial parking areas when the buyer journey differs. Explain practical service boundaries and coverage without asking a visitor to diagnose the condition of the surface.
Make project photos useful to the next property owner
Use approved photos with captions identifying the application and work performed. An image of a finished parking lot becomes more useful when the viewer knows whether your company paved, repaired, sealed, or striped it.
Do not use photographs to imply unsupported durability, lifespan, savings, or regulatory compliance. Present accurate work and let the project conversation address the property’s particular conditions.
Connect the quote path to the crew’s workflow
Keep the initial request focused on city, property use, requested service, and a brief description. Decide whether the first step should be a phone call or a written request and identify the person responsible for follow-up.
Test the process on a phone and confirm that requests reach the right recipient. When replacing an existing website, inventory its service URLs and prepare redirects before any useful page is removed.
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