Triton Electric Co

An electrical contractor does not need twelve pages. A customer arriving from a search has three questions: do you cover where I live, are you any good, and how do I reach you. Anything that puts a page load between them and an answer is a place to lose them.

The harder constraint was the service area. Showing a map means loading a third-party map script on every visit, which is slow and hands every visitor to Google before they have agreed to anything.

One page, with the service area, reviews, work gallery, and contact all in sequence. The contact form opens in a modal so starting an enquiry never loses your place on the page.

The map is a click-to-load facade: a static image until someone actually wants the interactive version. Nothing from Google loads unless the visitor asks for it.

The site runs on its own Linode, provisioned to a written checklist rather than from memory, with nginx, php-fpm, MariaDB and Redis on the host and no Docker in the serving path.

Live and serving the business. Deploys are a documented sequence run by hand, and there is a rollback step in the runbook, because a deploy you cannot undo is not finished.