Case Study · Web Design
Great reviews, nowhere to land.
We Haul It All is a veteran-owned delivery and hauling company in Tampa Bay, run by Cameron Hall. Customers had given it 57 five-star Google reviews, but its domain pointed at nothing. The new site leads with delivery, the work he wants to grow, and sends every quote request straight to his inbox.
- Client
- We Haul It All
- Sector
- Transportation / Hauling
- Engagement
- Brand new website
- Live at
- wehaulitall-usa.com
Built from scratch.
There was no old site to redesign. The homepage opens on a truck crossing a bridge at night, and the truck moves only when you scroll. Services are laid out as six lanes, including courier and medical supply runs. Five customer reviews are quoted word for word, and veteran-owned shows up as a single dog tag on a chain. The logo is Cameron's own, cleaned up and packaged for dark backgrounds. There were no job photos to work from, so the imagery is art-directed AI photography.
The full We Haul It All homepage. Scroll inside the frame to see the whole page.
The part you cannot see.
A one-owner business has no time to babysit a website. This one is hand-coded, with no page builder to keep paying for, and it runs on Cloudflare in his own account, next to his domain. The domain is verified in Google Search Console with the sitemap read.
13
days from intake to launch
Cameron picked between three clickable homepages on his own phone. The full site grew from that choice and went live on November 5, 2026.
1
inbox for every quote
Each quote request is emailed to him from a business address on his own domain. Mail sent to that address forwards to him too, so his personal email never appears on the site.
0
accessibility violations
Every page passed an automated WCAG 2.1 A and AA scan. The site carries six security headers, and it runs no trackers and sets no cookies.