Local businesses,
unreasonably good software.

The problem
TIAH had little digital presence. Inventory and sales were managed by hand — slow, error-prone, and with no storefront to sell from or show the catalog.

What we built
A customer-facing website at tiah.ca, plus inventory and sales management software — so the business can sell online and stop running stock on paper and spreadsheets.

The problem
MM Thermal Insulation does industrial and mechanical insulation across Toronto and the GTA — pipes, vessels, tanks, equipment. That work lives on job sites. Without a proper website, commercial clients had no clear place to find the contractor, understand the services, or request a quote.

What we built
A contractor website at thermaledgeinsulation.com: the work presented plainly, the Toronto and GTA service area, and a Get a Quote path so facilities reach the team from a page that looks like a serious contractor.

The problem
Nail salons often send clients straight to a booking app, or run on Instagram alone, with no page that presents the work and keeps the first impression on their own site.

What we built
A sample website with services, gallery, and booking CTAs on a responsive page — so the salon, not a marketplace, is the first thing a client sees. Built as a sample, not a client engagement.

The problem
Independent auto shops often look generic online — or have no site at all — so walk-ins and DMs do the work a clear shop page should.

What we built
A sample website for an auto shop and parts business: services, a work gallery, and a book-now path on a responsive page. Built as a sample, not a client engagement.