Erf.
A new property services company in Randburg that clears junk and rubble, cuts gardens and keeps pools for homes, complexes and office parks. We built the brand and the website from the ground up.
A new property services company in Randburg that clears junk and rubble, cuts gardens and keeps pools for homes, complexes and office parks. We built the brand and the website from the ground up.
Fixed-price quotes from a photo, twelve service pages and six suburb pages. Scroll the preview to see the full home page.
Most homeowners and managing agents juggle a rubble guy, a garden service, a pool man and someone for the occasional clearance, each with their own quote and invoice. Erf. puts all of it under one name and one monthly account. The website had to explain that in seconds, make a quote as easy as sending a photo, and win local searches across the northern suburbs.
Every page leads to one simple step: send a photo and the suburb.
An erf is a South African plot of land. The name, the house mark and the green palette say property care without saying junk.
WhatsApp, call and quote buttons on every page, with a fixed price agreed before anyone arrives.
Pages for Randburg, Fourways, Sandton, Northcliff, Roodepoort and Bryanston, each written for that area.
A complete launch kit for a brand new business, from the name to the last service page.
Name, house mark, a calm green palette and a voice that sounds like a crew that turns up and sweeps up.
Big type, a draggable service strip, and a pinned five-step approach that scrolls over the page.
Junk, rubble, garden refuse, clearances, pools and skip bags, plus register-interest pages for what is coming next.
Six suburb pages, structured data and a clean sitemap so Erf. shows up where its crews actually work.
A fast, generated site that is easy to grow as new services and suburbs come online.
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