Explore by area
Show the communities you actually work in. Use approved approximate locations when an exact customer address should not be public.
Interactive project-map design
Turn “we serve your area”
into “look what we built.”
Give customers a useful way to explore completed projects near them. A custom project map connects locations, job photos, project details, and a clear inquiry path.
Real client implementation: Steel Master Roofing. Opens on the client's website.
Make the portfolio useful
A map is the start.
The project story does the work.
A pin alone does not explain why someone should hire you. Pair the location with good photography, the type of work, useful details, and a route to asking about a similar project.
Find relevant projects
Organize completed work by service, material, or project type. Filters are designed around the questions your customers ask.
Ask about similar work
Connect a project to a short contact form or quote request. Keep the customer's context instead of making them start over.
Built for project-based businesses
Roofing. Fencing.
Excavation. Your trade.
Use the map as part of a broader project library, not as a substitute for useful service pages. Project details can also support case studies, sales conversations, social content, and service-area proof.
We scope the design, map provider, data structure, filtering, mobile layout, and update workflow. Provider fees, if any, are identified separately.
What we need to build it well.
- A usable list of completed projects and approved locations
- Real project photographs and permission to publish them
- Service, material, and project details that can be verified
- A decision on who adds and maintains new projects
- The next action a customer should take from the map
Do we have to publish customer addresses?
No. Exact addresses should only be used when appropriate and approved. Approximate locations or community-level locations can show service-area proof without publishing a customer's home address.
Will a map make us rank higher?
A map is a portfolio and conversion feature, not a ranking guarantee. We keep useful project information accessible in text and connect it to the relevant service content where appropriate.
You have the projects.
Let's make them easier to explore.
Start with the work you can document and a clear plan to keep the portfolio current.