Quick Facts
Tech Stack
Key Features
- Service breakdowns that say what clearing work is offered instead of a single “services” paragraph.
- Before-and-after gallery so landowners can see the job, not only read a claim.
- Quote request flow placed as the destination of the visit, not a contact afterthought.
- Trust signals and a mobile-first layout so the proof and the ask work on a phone on-site.
What did Will Spurlock build for Clearing Acres?
Service site for Clearing Acres with service pages, before/after gallery, and quote requests.
A trust-first site built for Clearing Acres with service pages, before/after photos, and quote flow so landowners can request a bid from visual proof.
What problem did Clearing Acres have?
Land clearing is judged with eyes. A text-heavy contractor page cannot carry the trust. Clearing Acres needed visible work: service breakdowns, before/after stills, and a quote path a landowner can finish on a phone. The failure mode was a pretty gallery with no ask, or a form with no proof. A quote form next to before/after work is the whole trust argument. That path had to finish on mobile, where the landowner often stands. A gallery without an ask, or a form without proof, was the failure mode.
How was the Clearing Acres website built?
The site uses React, TypeScript, Tailwind, and Framer Motion and leads with before/after imagery. Services are broken out. Every section points at the quote request. Trust marks sit next to the work, not in a disconnected footer strip. Mobile is the default because the decision often happens off a desktop. Service breakdowns, before/after stills, and the quote form are the whole argument. React, TypeScript, Tailwind, and Framer Motion keep that proof-then-ask path on mobile, where a landowner is likely standing. No extra marketing claims are added beyond the work shown.
What changed after the Clearing Acres site launched?
The live site is a proof-then-ask page: services, gallery, and quote flow under one professional clearing identity. Visual proof is the argument. This write-up does not publish lead volume or close rate — those numbers are not in the portfolio data — so the result stays at what shipped: a Clearing Acres website built to collect a bid request from people who have seen the work. A visitor can see services, compare before/after work, and start a quote on a phone. Proof then ask is the whole site. No bid-count or revenue figures are published. The live site is the proof: before/after work sitting next to a quote path that works on a phone.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the Clearing Acres website for?
The Clearing Acres website is for prospective customers comparing Clearing Acres in construction & trades.
What shipped on the Clearing Acres website?
The 2025 Clearing Acres site shipped Service breakdowns that say what clearing work is offered instead of a single “services” paragraph., Before-and-after gallery so landowners can see the job, not only read a claim., Quote request flow placed as the destination of the visit, not a contact afterthought., and Trust signals and a mobile-first layout so the proof and the ask work on a phone on-site..
What did the Clearing Acres website cost or earn?
This case study does not publish a project fee or client revenue for the Clearing Acres website. It is a 2025 custom-coded build; no earnings figure is on record.
