Tommy Lafrance's Web AgencyAGENCE • WEB • CYBERSÉCURITÉ
The real need
The customer has heard every promise. They want photos.
A contractor's customer has heard every promise under the sun. What reassures them isn't a slogan: it's material proof — job-site photos, the RBQ licence displayed, dated before/after, the areas served, and a clear quote answered within 24 h.
The mockup builds trust like a foundation: one layer of proof per screen — photos, typical projects, guarantees, direct contact. Nothing floating, nothing abstract: concrete, aligned.
What the mockup contains
Six elements that make a construction & renovation storefront sell.
Whatever the package, these six ingredients ship by default for this sector. They come from the same system as this site.
- Job-site photos — work in progress, not a stock library.
- Licence and insurance displayed — RBQ and coverage, in plain sight.
- Dated before / after — by project type and by neighbourhood.
- Service area — the cities and sectors you travel to.
- Quote within 24 h — a short form with the right questions.
- Timelines and steps — what happens from quote to handover.
Several visuals
What it looks like, screen by screen.
Four views of the same sector, made at the agency: the homepage, the services page, mobile and contact. These are generic mockups — no real business behind them.
Frequently asked
What people ask about a construction & renovation storefront.
Why display the RBQ licence?
Because the customer looks for it. A visible number, with the insurance mention, removes one of the first worries before the call even happens.
How do you show projects without naming clients?
With dated photos, project type and neighbourhood — no exact address, no name. The proof stays, so does privacy.
Is a quote within 24 h realistic?
The form gathers the information needed to answer fast: project type, area, timeline, indicative budget. You then answer with full knowledge.
What if I work alone?
That's exactly the argument: a single point of contact from start to finish, no hidden subcontracting. The storefront says it plainly.
Next steps
Ready to have this storefront for your business?
A free 20-minute conversation, no pressure. We look at your situation and confirm the most sensible package — usually the smallest one.
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