Bramley & Son
A two-van plumbing and heating firm that gets most of its work from emergency call-outs but makes most of its money from bathroom installs.
See the build →Our work · Tree Surgeons · Barnstaple
A three-person arborist crew in north Devon doing reductions, fells, stump grinding and hedge work, plus storm call-outs every winter. Homeowners worry about cowboys, about damage to the house and about whether they are even allowed to touch the tree, and the current site answers none of it.

Oakline opens as a kinetic poster. On a charcoal ground the promise is set in three enormous League Gothic lines, SAFELY, LEGALLY and TIDILY, in bone, hi-vis lime and an outline, stacked in front of a cut-out photograph of a climber roped into a reduced trunk. As you scroll the scene pins and each word splits down the middle, the halves sliding apart to reveal the climber, while a lime 'send a photo' badge rolls into place. Small Martian Mono labels do the talking around the edges: services, what happens on every job, the storm line and coordinates. A slanted lime credentials band runs under the hero, then the prices are a list of huge condensed rows that flip to lime on hover with a photo tilting in. The permissions section is a paper job sheet with ticks that draw themselves and a red 'checked' stamp. Storm damage gets a full-bleed dark photo with a drifting outlined STORM, and the quote form asks for two photos: the whole tree and the way in.
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Tree work worries people. Leading with safely, legally and tidily, then showing the crew at height, answers that worry and is hard to forget.
Emergency callers with a tree on the roof need the number before anything else.
Starting prices tell homeowners straight away whether the job fits their budget.
Customers rarely know the rules, and seeing that the firm checks them removes a reason to delay.
The tidy result is what the customer is really paying for.
Access sets the price as much as size, so simple jobs can be quoted without a visit.
A two-van plumbing and heating firm that gets most of its work from emergency call-outs but makes most of its money from bathroom installs.
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