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JuniorsMaterials

A load of road base and a whole new private road are different jobs. This site gives homeowners and contractors a clear place to start with each.

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Business: Materials & site work
Location: Hutto, Texas
The work: Web design, service pages, material calculator, quote intake

01 / The homepagehaulingaustintx.com

Juniors Materials homepage showing private-road services, quote options and a real hauling truck. — The homepage separates property projects from contractor deliveries, with the crew’s own truck photography leading the page.

The brief

Different jobs. Different ways in.

Juniors Materials handles private roads, drainage, bulk materials and hauling around Central Texas. The website needs to explain that range without making someone read every service before asking about their own job.

I built the navigation around the work people arrive with: a road to repair, a drainage problem or a load to schedule. The useful details stay close to the next step, including a calculator for customers still figuring out how much material they need.

Separate the two audiences
Homeowners can explore roads, driveways and drainage. Contractors have a direct route to material deliveries and hauling, rather than a catch-all services page.
Make the material question easier
The calculator takes length, width and depth, then gives a planning estimate in cubic yards. It offers a practical starting point before a customer asks for a price.
Carry the job into the quote
The calculator’s quote link passes the selected material and estimated quantity into the contact route. The customer does not have to start the explanation over.

02 / A closer look

A measurement becomes a starting point.

For a 40-by-10-foot area at three inches deep, the calculator displays an estimated 3.8 cubic yards. It is a planning tool, not a final load recommendation; Juniors can confirm the material and quantity with the customer.

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