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Live client sites we built or upgraded.

Every site on this page is live. Each entry says what Schkovl did, what you can check on the site yourself, and the date we last looked. We claim no rankings, calls or sales here; measured results belong in a case study.

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  • Home page of triplemmmplumbing.ca at desktop width: the Triple MMM Plumbing logo and menu above the headline “Plumbing repairs, renovations and new construction, all from one crew.”
    The Triple MMM Plumbing home page at phone width, with the same headline above Call and Request Service buttons pinned to the bottom of the screen.

    Featured deployment

    PlumbingHamilton, Ontario

    Triple MMM Plumbing

    New website, built by Schkovl

    A new website for a plumbing company: services, sump and flood protection, 16 city pages and 13 plain-language guides.

    What we did

    • Built 45 pages: a services hub with 5 service pages, a sump and flood hub with 3 pages, and a new construction page.
    • Added a service-area hub with 16 city pages and 13 guides that answer questions people ask before they call.
    • Added Plumber structured data and a request form that refuses to send when its email settings are missing.
    • Fixed every launch blocker from a pre-launch audit, then took internal jargon out of the visible copy.
    • Next.js
    • Vercel

    Live, checked

  • Home page of innovativecarclinic.ca at desktop width: the ICC logo and menu above the headline “Automotive Perfection, Delivered.” and Book a Service and See What We Do buttons, over the site's dark hero image.

    Detailing, paint protection film and window tintAncaster, Ontario

    Innovative Car Clinic

    Upgrade to an existing site

    Upgrades to an existing site: 60 new service, town and guide pages, menu and title fixes, a new contact-form path and Google Business Profile posting.

    What we did

    • Added 60 pages on the site's own templates: 8 service pages, 12 town pages under an area hub, and 34 guides and local posts.
    • Put the new pages in the menu and a new footer, and rewrote page titles so each one is unique and short enough for a search result.
    • Gave each page one structured-data graph with a single business node, and moved the contact form onto a signed relay.
    • Static HTML
    • Vercel

    Live, checked

  • Home page of rkldemolition.ca at desktop width: the RKL Demolition & Excavation logo and menu above the headline “From teardown to build-ready ground.” and a site planning illustration.

    Demolition and excavationBurlington, Ontario

    RKL Demolition & Excavation

    New website, built by Schkovl

    A new website with a staged launch: each page opens to search engines only after its facts are confirmed.

    What we did

    • Built 14 pages in Astro and TypeScript, from demolition, excavation and site cleanup to a service-area hub and three town pages.
    • Gave every claim a verified flag, so a release build rejects page text nobody has confirmed.
    • Opened 6 pages to search and held 8 behind noindex until the owner confirms their facts, with per-page approval tests.
    • Astro
    • TypeScript
    • Vercel

    Live, checked

  • Home page of epoxymind.com at desktop width: a prelaunch notice bar, the Epoxy Mind logo and the headline “Floors with a pulse.” beside a photo of a multicoloured metallic epoxy floor.

    Metallic epoxy floorsToronto, Ontario

    Epoxy Mind

    New website, built by Schkovl

    A new website for a metallic epoxy floor installer, live in a prelaunch stage while the owner confirms the job details shown on it.

    What we did

    • Built a home page that leads with floor photos, each labelled with the type of space, the floor system and the colours.
    • Added an interactive colour preview that says plainly it is a preview, not a promise of the final pattern.
    • Shows a prelaunch notice at the top of the site until the owner verifies its claims.
    • Vercel

    Live, checked

How we list a deployment

  • We load each site and its sitemap before we list it, and the date of that check goes on the entry.
  • We describe what we did and what anyone can verify: pages, structure, markup and hosting. No search positions, visitor counts or sales figures.
  • Screenshots show the client's own live site on the date shown. No client logos, no quotes.
  • Once a project is paid in full, the client owns the custom code and content.

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