His brand, built properly
The site follows Hunt Premier’s own brand guide: forest green, gold and cream, with Cinzel headings. The owner is front and center, because that is how the company works: when you call, you talk to Adam.
Live client site, launched September 17, 2026Hunt Premier
Hunt Premier L andscaping
An owner-operated landscaping and hardscaping company in Camden County, New Jersey, on its own domain: 30 pages, up from a three-page Wix menu, with two ways to ask for an estimate.
Visit huntpremierlandscaping.com
- Client
- Hunt Premier Landscaping
- Trade
- Landscaping and hardscaping
- Based
- Camden County, New Jersey
- Launched
- September 17, 2026
- Pages
- 30
The brief.
Hunt Premier Landscaping is an owner-operated landscaping and hardscaping company in Camden County, New Jersey.
Its Wix site had three pages in its menu: Home, Book Online and Portfolio Page. The free Axis Scan™ of it found no direct way to ask for a quote from the home page, thin trust signals, nothing local (no location pages, no map), and slow, heavy pages.
What I built, and why.
Two ways to ask for an es timate
The old site’s six booking-calendar pages became two paths on one estimate page: send a written request, or book a time. Written requests land in Hunt Premier’s client portal, where each can be marked booked, not a fit or spam.
Found where he works
His five services, seven Camden County towns, eight completed projects and three homeowner guides, all as plain HTML that search engines and AI tools can read. Local-business structured data describes the business, its hours and its service area, and Search Console has the sitemap.
A careful move
His old Wix addresses /portfolio and /book-online redirect to their new pages. At launch only the website’s DNS records changed; his Google Workspace email kept running.
- 30
- pages, up from a three-page Wix menu
- 7
- town pages across Camden County
- 8
- completed-project pages, each with its own URL
- 3
- homeowner guides, written for the site
Measured on the live site.
LighthousePhoneDesktop
Performance99100
Accessibility100100
Best practices9696
SEO100100
Largest Contentful Paint2.1 s0.7 s
Measured October 9, 2026 on the live site with Lighthouse 13.5: its standard phone test (simulated slow 4G) and its desktop test. Each number is the middle of three runs.
The live site, on a desk top and a phone.
Screens of huntpremierlandscaping.com as it is live today. Open it on your own phone: huntpremierlandscaping.com
The old Wix site, page by page.
Screenshots of the previous site next to the same pages on the new one, both at desktop width. Drag to compare.
Home
The Wix site’s menu had three pages: Home, Book Online and Portfolio Page. The new home page opens onto his services and completed work, with the estimate request on the first screen.
Completed work
The numbered entries on one Wix portfolio page became eight completed-project pages, each with its own URL and photographs.
Estimate
The Wix booking pages were replaced by two paths on one page: send a written request, or book a time.
Scope of work.
- Migrated the site off Wix onto a custom build on the client’s own domain.
- Grew the site to 30 pages, up from a three-page Wix menu: five service pages, seven town pages, eight completed-project pages, three homeowner guides, plus home, about, estimate, and the services, projects, service-area and guides indexes.
- Redirected the old Wix page addresses (/portfolio and /book-online) to their new equivalents, so existing search results keep working.
- Added local-business structured data describing the business, its hours and its Camden County service area.
- Rebuilt the estimate page around one written request form and a Book a Time calendar, with written requests landing in the client portal.
- Submitted the new sitemap in Search Console.
- Changed only the website’s DNS records at launch, so his Google Workspace email kept running.
- Found a missing SPF record (it helps his email reach inboxes) while working in DNS. The recommended record is now in place.
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