Gable is built for residential renovation contractors who compete on craft, not on price. The home page opens with a featured before/after pair — large, unembellished, with the project metadata printed underneath like a caption in an architecture monograph. The /work page scales the pattern to six projects so prospects can see what the shop actually ships.
The palette is cool slate blue (deep chrome), warm bone (background), and oxidized rust (accent labels and before-markers). It reads like an architectural drawing — precise, quiet, well-made. Spectral carries the headings, a contemporary slab-influenced serif with the feel of engineering type. No faux-handmade script, no 'since 1950' sepia, no 'we're passionate about craftsmanship'. The work speaks.
Contact intake is qualitative: project type, square footage, timeline, budget range, free-form notes. Contractors don't book discovery calls through a date picker — they walk the property and quote within ten days. The form captures what's needed to prep that first walk.
Swap shop name and service region
Replace featured and portfolio images with real before/after photos
Update project metadata (year, SF, duration, neighborhood)
Fill in your actual licenses, insurance, and trade affiliations
Customize the quote-intake form for your service categories
Residential renovation contractor template. Spectral contemporary slab-serif display + Inter body, cool slate blue with oxidized rust accent on warm bone — craftsmanship-forward without rustic cliché. Introduces the before/after project-portfolio pattern: a featured before/after split image on the home page plus six before/after project pairs on /work. Small-caps metadata strips (year · SF · duration · neighborhood). No commerce. Quote-intake contact form instead of booking. Generalizes across the trades-with-portfolio archetype: general contractors, custom home builders, remodelers, interior designers, landscape architects, millwork and cabinetry shops.
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