We rebuilt this Utah HVAC website around its services, appointment booking, and phone contact, then checked the migration before and after launch.
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The rebuilt homepage retains appointment and phone actions alongside the service message. The mobile header keeps a visible, clickable phone number without a duplicate phone icon.
Service and service-area pages support visitors looking for the help available in their area. Navigation connects those pages with contact and booking paths.
The WordPress site was rebuilt on Next.js. Launch work included redirects, canonical URLs, sitemap discovery, and checks for missing pages and images.
The same business and core booking actions, carried into the rebuilt experience.
Original WordPress homepage
Archived September 4, 2026.
Rebuilt homepage
Archived September 5, 2026.
These narrow-screen captures show the original and rebuilt homepage at the same 390 × 844 viewport. They document the interface at launch, rather than a physical-device test.
The archived September 5, 2026 launch audit records that all 90 sitemap pages passed HTTP, canonical URL, and indexability checks. It also records 88 successful image and additional-link requests and 12 invalid routes returning a 404 response.
These are historical technical checks. This case study does not establish changes in bookings, revenue, search rankings, or before-and-after loading speed. Screenshots preserve the page content shown at capture time.
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