Showing Real Remodeling Work Instead of Stock Photography
Cimino's Construction is a remodeling and construction contractor serving Woodstock, Cherokee County and the wider Atlanta metro. In remodeling, the buying decision is largely visual. Prospective customers want to see finished work that resembles the project they are considering, and generic stock imagery actively undercuts that.
ShareDev designed and built the site around Cimino's actual completed projects. Work is organized into the categories the business sells: basements, kitchens, bathrooms, additions and porches, and interior improvements. Someone planning a basement finish can go straight to basements and see real jobs rather than a general gallery.
Individual projects get their own presentation space, so a single job can be shown properly - the room, the detail, the finish work - instead of being reduced to one thumbnail in a grid. Supporting sections for services, company background, testimonials and FAQs surround the project work, and estimate requests stay available from the header throughout.
The part that matters architecturally is that this is a repeatable structure rather than a one-off layout. New completed projects drop into an existing category without redesigning pages, so the portfolio grows as the business finishes work instead of going stale between site refreshes. Local search groundwork was put in place for the service area the business actually covers.
What We Built
Categorized Project Portfolio
Completed work organized into the categories the business actually sells, so visitors browse by the project they are planning.
Individual Project Presentation
Each finished job gets room to be shown properly rather than compressed into a single gallery thumbnail.
Repeatable Content Structure
New projects are added into existing categories without rebuilding pages or reorganizing the site.