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Work
Case study

1A Pest Control.

Frank finds where they get in. Then he seals it.

  • Website
  • Design
The place

An owner-operated pest control company out of White Plains, run by Frank Barcacel — one route, one name on the call.

What they needed

The method was the whole story.

Most pest sites sell a treatment. Frank's business is a method — find the gap, then close it. The website had to lead with that idea and make a nervous homeowner understand it in one look.

What we built

A website that argues the way Frank works.

  • The concept set as the headline: Frank finds where they get in, then he seals it.
  • “Where they get in” — the gaps Frank looks for first, so a visitor sees their own house the way he does.
  • One pest, one question, ten cases: where is it coming from, and how do we close that off.
  • “Don't describe it. Show it.” — a path to send Frank a photograph before he arrives.
  • Frank himself, stated plainly: who answers the phone and who does the work.
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Why it matters

One person, accountable end to end.

  • The site says what the business is — a method, not a spray.
  • The call goes to Frank, because the site names him.
  • A visitor arrives prepared, with the gap already photographed.

The site is drawn to the same standard as the work it describes: clear, direct, and owned by the business.

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The details
Client
1A Pest Control
Location
White Plains, NY
Services
Website, Design
Status
Live