Website design & marketing / San Jose

Flooring websites that help customers picture the possibilities.

A showroom needs product discovery. An installer needs craftsmanship and project proof. Project 100 shapes flooring websites and marketing around your business model and the next decision your customer needs to make.
Interior space with wood flooring

Industry illustration · Photo by Andrew Neel / Unsplash.

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The customer journey

From a material idea to a project conversation.

Explore the options
Customers compare the materials or installation services you offer.

Picture the result
Approved room examples and eligible visualization tools help them decide.

Choose a next step
Visit the showroom, request a measure or ask about installation.

Discuss the project
Your team reviews location, material and scope.

Website capabilities

Support the way you sell flooring.

Material and service pages
Separate hardwood, vinyl, tile or refinishing where relevant.

Installation portfolios
Show approved work with useful room and material details.

Showroom or estimate paths
Make the next step match a retailer’s or installer’s actual workflow.

Useful project intake
Collect room, approximate area and project timing to start the discussion.

Tools & connections

Keep the tools your team knows.

Start with the systems your team already knows. We confirm the supported connection, account features and handoff before recommending the build.

Roomvo
Explore supported product visualization for eligible catalogs and retailer setups.

Jobber
Supported request forms can help installation businesses organize estimate inquiries.

CompanyCam
Eligible website galleries can show selected installation projects.

Connections are scoped to your subscription and workflow. Provider fees and custom integration work are confirmed separately.

A practical example

A retailer and an installer need different websites.

Example customer flow for a client website.

Showroom route
Explore materials → visualize eligible products → plan a visit.

Installer route
Review craftsmanship → describe the project → request an estimate.

The shared goal
Help customers understand their options before your team follows up.

Marketing priorities

Connect material interest with local action.

Material and service search
Build useful content around what you sell and install.

Project-led content
Show real rooms, installation details and practical selection questions.

Showroom and estimate campaigns
Direct visitors to the appropriate next step and measure qualified visits or estimate requests.

From first conversation to launch

A clear plan. A hands-on team.

Discover

Map your customers, priority services, existing tools and the outcome that matters.

Design

Shape the pages, copy and visual direction around those decisions.

Build & connect

Build the agreed features and test supported forms and software handoffs.

Launch & improve

Review mobile behavior, hand over editing and agree on support and measurement.

Your questions

Questions before we build.

Can we add a room visualizer?
We can review Roomvo or an existing provider, including catalog eligibility, subscription and installation requirements.

What if we only install flooring?
The site can focus on craftsmanship, service coverage and estimate requests without presenting a retail catalog.

Can products and services have separate pages?
Yes. That often helps visitors distinguish material options from installation and refinishing services.

Can we show exact project prices?
Only when you have a dependable pricing model. Otherwise, explain the factors and invite an appropriate estimate request.

Let’s talk about your business

Let’s design around how your flooring business sells.

Tell us whether you run a showroom, install flooring or do both. We’ll plan the right balance of product discovery, project proof and inquiries.