We built a fresh website for CastleRidge construction using information we collected through interviews with the owners and photos they shared with us.
When we reviewed their current assets, we noticed that their logo was quite outdated. We recommended a new logo—something visually clear that also portrayed who they were. They agreed, and we used the logo design as inspiration for the overall look and feel of the website.
Saltmedia created all the content for the website, using both the information they wanted to include, and SEO recommendations based on our research. It was important to convey CastleRidge Construction’s specialty in custom design, and we incorporated this throughout the content.
CastleRidge Construction’s website is hosted on our servers for security, reliability, and fast loading speeds.
CastleRidge Construction is a local company serving Northern Alberta communities around Grande Prairie. They provide custom design and building services for residential, commercial, and agricultural customers.
This company’s existing website was extremely outdated and no longer reflected who they were as a company. (Having an old and outdated website can make you look like an old and outdated company!) They really needed a new website reflecting their professionalism and expertise.
CastleRidge Construction has been around for a long time, and they’ve evolved as a company. It was important to build a website that reflected what the company is today, not just ‘freshen up’ an old website.
With the new website, CastleRidge’s current and future customers can easily find them online and quickly see all the services the company offers. The portfolio page shows dozens of amazing projects, and the FAQ page answers the most common questions the company receives every week.
We live, work, and gather on traditional, unceded, and treaty territories of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Peoples from coast to coast to coast. We’re committed to our collective responsibility to the original caretakers of this land and to listening, learning, and acting in ways that support reconciliation.
