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Maxum Drywall4 weeks

A Contractor Site That Wins Bigger Jobs

The site that makes a serious contractor look as good as their work.

  • UI/UX design
  • Web development
  • Brand identity
Maxum Drywall, A Contractor Site That Wins Bigger Jobs

1,200+Projects delivered since 1998

Julian’s crews do highrise, commercial, and residential drywall across the Greater Toronto Area, but the business had no web presence that matched the quality of the work. We built a fast, modern site that shows the portfolio, sorts work by sector, and turns visitors into estimate requests, with a careers pipeline to keep hiring ahead of demand.

Timeline
4 weeks
Team
1 Designer, 1 Engineer

The challenge

In construction, the website is the first jobsite a general contractor sees. Maxum was competing for commercial and highrise drywall contracts with no online presence to prove scale or quality, losing credibility before the first call. They needed a site that loaded instantly, showed real project photography organized by sector, made requesting an estimate effortless, and doubled as a recruiting channel for the tradespeople a growing firm constantly needs.

What changed

1,200+
Projects delivered
25+ yrs
In business since 1998
Zero
Lost-time incidents

The new site made us look like the size of company we actually are. General contractors take us seriously now, and estimate requests come straight to the office. It paid for itself on the first job it brought in.

JulianOwner, Maxum Drywall

Strategy

We split the story by who is buying. general contractors sizing up highrise and commercial capability, and homeowners for residential. Each gets a clear path to an estimate.

Design

Confident, construction-native design. big project photography, clear sector navigation, and trust signals that make a small firm read as a serious operator.

Build

A fast Next.js site with real project galleries, an estimate form and a careers form wired for the office to act on, and motion that feels premium without slowing the page.

Grow

Every page points to the same two actions, request an estimate or apply, so the site keeps the pipeline and the crew both full.

The stack

  • Next.js
  • React
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Framer Motion
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