From brief to launch.
The end-to-end process behind PCS Rental — strategy, design, clean WordPress development, performance, and a smooth handover.
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The brief
PCS Rentals keeps Tampa events and job sites powered, cooled, and sanitary, so the hero states the inventory outright — "Rental of Generators, Portable A/C, and Restroom Trailers in Tampa" — next to a photo of one of their own blue towable gensets.
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Strategy & Wireframing
Each of the three rental lines got its own alternating photo-and-text block on the homepage — spot coolers, towable gensets, restroom trailers — followed by an Industries We Serve checklist that runs from theme parks and golf courses to oil, gas, and mining.
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Design & Branding
I matched the site to the fleet: navy and yellow lifted from the PCS logo, with every photo showing their actual equipment on real deployments — spot coolers ducted into a building, gensets parked against a brick wall — instead of stock renders.
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Development & Integration
I built the per-line rental pages, an Online Catalog in the main nav, a blog, a contact strip under the hero pairing the call-or-text phone line with the Rio Vista Ave address, and an embedded map of the Tampa yard lower down.
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Responsive & Speed
Foremen and event managers book from the field, so on mobile each equipment block stacks photo-over-text in the same order and the header keeps a Call Today button on screen the whole way down.
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Launch & Delivery
rentalpcs.com launched with all three rental lines described, the eleven-industry list published, and the catalog, location map, and free-estimate footer all working.
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