Teamenoch.com

Modern website platform for HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and roofing service businesses.

2 min read

Sabin Shrestha

Full-Stack Developer — Next.js, React & React Native

Summary

A rebuilt marketing website for a multi-trade home-services business (HVAC, electrical, plumbing, roofing), migrated from WordPress to Next.js with Payload CMS as the content layer.

Problem #

The previous WordPress site was slow, difficult to update, and thin on SEO — a real handicap for a service business that depends heavily on local search to generate leads across four different trades.

Solution #

The site was rebuilt on Next.js with Payload CMS handling content, enabling dynamic, location-based service pages generated from centralized content rather than hand-built templates per page. Structured data and SEO fundamentals were built into the routing itself rather than bolted on afterward.

Architecture #

Payload CMS stores service, location, and marketing content; Next.js renders it server-side with static generation where content changes infrequently, so location and service pages can be added by editing content rather than shipping new code.

Stack #

LayerChoiceWhy
FrontendNext.jsServer rendering, static generation, strong SEO primitives
StylingTailwind CSSFast, consistent implementation across many service/location pages
CMSPayload CMSCentralized content model driving dynamic pages without new code per page

Screenshots #

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Problems solved #

  • Migrated website from WordPress to modern Next.js architecture
  • Improved website performance, SEO, and maintainability
  • Created dynamic location-based pages from centralized content
  • Implemented structured data for better search visibility
  • Built scalable CMS-driven content management

Lessons learned #

Model content for the pages you'll need later

Structuring the CMS around location + service as first-class content types (rather than one-off pages) meant new locations or services could be added as content, not code — which paid off almost immediately.

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