Website design & marketing / San Jose

Termite inspection websites that make the next step clear.

A homeowner with a concern and an agent coordinating a property transaction need different information. Project 100 plans inspection websites and marketing around clear services, useful intake and dependable office follow-up.
Residential properties surrounded by greenery

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The customer journey

From a property concern to an inspection request.

Recognize the service
Visitors can distinguish inspection requests from treatment questions.

Understand what happens
Explain your inspection process and the information you need.

Describe the property
Capture location, request type and any relevant timing.

Confirm with the office
Your team reviews scope and availability before confirming the appointment.

Website capabilities

Help people request the right inspection.

Clear inspection scope
Explain the services and reporting your business actually provides.

Two inquiry paths
Separate homeowner concerns from transaction-related requests.

Property and timing details
Gather the address, contact and requested timeframe for useful follow-up.

Accurate trust signals
Show current credentials and approved reviews without unsupported guarantees.

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.

FieldRoutes
Review your account’s supported intake, scheduling and customer-access options before planning an inspection workflow.

Website request forms
A focused inspection request can route property details to your office when a supported direct software connection is not available.

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

A practical example

Two visitors. Two sets of questions.

Example customer flow for a client website.

Homeowner
Property concern → service explanation → inspection request.

Property professional
Property address → transaction timing → office coordination.

A clear handoff
The office confirms scope, availability and what happens next.

Marketing priorities

Meet inspection intent with useful information.

Inspection-focused search
Answer the questions people ask when they need an inspection in your service area.

Local business visibility
Keep contact details, coverage and services accurate across your web presence.

Referral-support content
Make the request process clear for property professionals; measure scheduled inspections and qualified inquiries.

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 the site support real-estate inspection requests?
Yes. We can create a distinct request path for property details, timing and the appropriate contact.

Should we promise same-day reports?
Only if your business can consistently meet that promise. The page should reflect your actual process.

Can inspections connect to FieldRoutes?
We first verify your account’s supported capabilities and the exact workflow. A product subscription alone does not establish a custom integration.

Can treatment services be included too?
Yes, if you offer them. They should remain clearly distinguishable from inspection services.

Let’s talk about your business

Make your inspection website easier to act on.

Tell us who requests your inspections, where you work and how your office schedules them. We’ll plan the site around that process.