Repeated carousel copy
The homepage repeats the same carousel messages in multiple page sections. This concept gives the visitor one clear service-led introduction instead.
I used Pro Air’s public website to build this unofficial replacement concept. It brings the company’s HVAC services, products, financing details, service area, and contact routes into a more organized experience.

The audit is based on Pro Air’s public pages reviewed October 8, 2026. The replacement uses the company’s published information.
The homepage repeats the same carousel messages in multiple page sections. This concept gives the visitor one clear service-led introduction instead.
The site footer places a monthly calendar next to the office email, phone, and address. The replacement keeps the practical contact routes together without the unrelated widget.
The public About and Contact pages carry 2019 and 2021 dates. The concept presents the currently published company details in a consistent, readable layout.
Published service, product, financing, and contact facts are retained; unverified results, active license status, and review totals are omitted.
Diagnostics, repairs, installation, and seasonal maintenance are easy to scan.
Product types and company-listed brands share one clear overview.
Published email, phone, address, and hours stay easy to locate.
Navigation, content grids, and the inquiry prototype adapt to mobile.
Each page is linked. The sample inquiry form opens an email draft but does not send or store data.
This is an unofficial demonstration prepared from public information. Proposed pilot: a one-time $1,500 for up to nine core pages, responsive design, basic on-page SEO, two review rounds, and deployment to the company’s existing domain if compatible. Final requirements, access, scope, and any third-party costs would be confirmed before agreement. No ranking, lead, revenue, or conversion outcome is guaranteed.