Idaho water and mold restoration website, built to turn emergencies into phone calls
A live website for an Idaho restoration company, built so someone with a flooded basement can find the right service and pick up the phone fast.
Live on the client’s own website
- 100
- Google accessibility score, out of 100
- Google Lighthouse mobile test of the live homepage, 2 October 2026. It scored 96 for speed.
- 301 KB
- Total homepage download
- Measured in the same Lighthouse test.
- 19
- Pages live on the site
- Checked against the public sitemap on 22 September 2026.
Useful in a stressful moment
Someone who has just found water or mold in their home is not browsing. They need to know fast whether this company fixes their problem, whether it covers their area and how to reach a person. The first screen answers all of that, with a call button right there.
The design is calm and direct, with real photos of the work and plain language doing the talking.
A page for every service
Instead of one long services page, each service has its own page, from water damage to asbestos surveys, so homeowners and trades land straight on what they need.
Each page is specific about what Elite actually does. Where a certificate only covers one service, it is explained on that service, not stretched across the whole business.
Clear about where they work
The service area is not a long list of place names. The Idaho page tells local visitors plainly whether they are covered, and points them to the right service.
What this involved
Technical notes: what it is built with
Astro, TypeScript, Sharp, Playwright, axe-core.