Named work, with permission.
Every business on this page agreed to be named. What you see is what was built, when, and where to look at it. A client's own numbers appear only with that client's OK, dated and sourced. Nothing here is estimated.
Table Mountain Foot & Ankle.
Two podiatry practices merged and moved to one new website on May 28, 2026. The job was to carry years of Google rankings across without losing a page.
What I did
- Listed every old page address from both old websites, the Web Archive and Google Search Console.
- Forwarded 333 old addresses to their new pages, then tested them after launch.
- Wrote 44 blocks of medical structured data, the labels that tell Google who the doctors are, where the offices are and what is treated: 5 physicians, 2 locations, 13 conditions, 11 services, 6 treatments. Every block that went live passed Google's Rich Results Test.
- Added the Boulder office to the site's structured data as its own location, a first for the practice.
- Watched Search Console for 30 days after launch and forwarded the old addresses Google still remembered.
The practice's team designed the site and wrote its articles. My part was the technical move and the structured data. Search the practice's name, or either office, and you will find it.
APX Roofing.
A roofing company on the Western Slope with a Squarespace site and a Wix site, neither of which the team could work in. Everything was rebuilt from scratch.
What I did
- Built a 59-page website. Work started August 20; it went live on roofapx.com August 31.
- Set it up so the owner's team can edit text and photos themselves.
- Used real job photos from their Google profile, each on one page only.
- Reworked the Google profile: services, areas, descriptions, Q&A, posts and the review routine.
- Set up Google Local Services Ads, Google Verified on September 28.
- A monthly report and a live dashboard, every month.
The company's own numbers (search, leads, ad spend) are theirs, and appear here only with their OK.
Denali Roofing.
A second roofing company in a second state, built from nothing. The site was live two days after the engagement started.
What I did
- Built a 37-page website in the owner's black-and-silver brand. Live September 20.
- Pages for each town and service they cover, plus a storm-response page system.
- Google Ads storm and brand campaigns, restructured in October into five campaigns.
- A Local Services Ads account and the Google profile, set up in the owner's name.
Early. The company's own numbers appear here only with their OK.
Video Conversion Experts.
A film and video conversion business I know from the inside: I ran its website and search in-house from 2015 to 2018. Today I run its Google profile, its search and its ads from the outside, with a monthly report and a live dashboard.
What I did
- The Google profile kept current: services, photos, posts, review replies.
- Search Console and Google Ads under one roof, reported monthly.
- The live dashboard at clients.cwbrannan.com, where the owner sees search, calls, reviews and spend.
The company's own numbers appear here only with their OK.
Plumb Intelligence.
Plumb Intelligence links Arizona building permits to the licensed contractor who pulled them, from 25 jurisdictions, refreshed every day. I built the data pipeline, the website and the paid plans, and I run it on Google search the way my clients do.
What I did
- A site of thousands of generated pages, each one built to be found for a specific permit, contractor or jurisdiction search.
- Structured data, fast pages and clean addresses, the same pattern under every client site.
Source: Google Search Console, plumbintel.com, July 1 to September 29, 2026. My own property.
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