GutterWorks

The challenge

GutterWorks does great work all over the Charleston Lowcountry, but its website was a single page built in a page builder. There was nowhere to explain each service, no page for any of the towns they work in, and the quote form took three steps to get through.

Google had very little to go on, and the owner had no easy way to show off the jobs he was proud of.

What we did

• Custom design built around the GutterWorks logo and colors, with a storm running through a gutter on the homepage
• 8 service pages, from seamless gutters to commercial work, each with its own options and questions
• 20 town and island pages across the Lowcountry, each written for that town
• Two big menus that put every service and town one click away, with a live "Open now" status and the phone number always in view
• A one-step quote form with dropdowns and photo uploads that goes to the office inbox and saves every request as a lead
• Tracking that shows where every lead came from, including business cards, flyers, and yard signs
• A roof water calculator that shows homeowners what their roof sends down in a storm
• Job Photos: the owner adds before and after pictures from his phone and they show up on the right service and town pages
• SEO built in: Google business details, questions and answers in search results, a sitemap, and AI search readiness
• A custom WordPress theme and plugin, so pages load fast and the layout can't break by accident

The result

GutterWorks launched in October 2026 with 37 pages where it used to have one. Every service and every town now has its own page that Google can show for the searches that matter, like "gutter repair in Mount Pleasant."

Quote requests land in the office inbox with the photos, the job address, and where the customer found them. And when the crew finishes a job, the owner can add the photos from the truck.