The challenge
A website for an energy engineering company isn't aimed at the general public. It's read by the person in charge of a factory, a biogas plant or a livestock farm, who wants to see whether the company works with their engines and in the power range they need. If that information is buried in generic text, the visitor moves on to the next company.
Power Tech takes on CHP projects from 100 kW to 2.5 MW and works with Jenbacher, MWM and Caterpillar engines. It handles design, construction, maintenance, overhauls and spare parts supply. It needed a short, clear site that says all this on the first screen, in Greek and English, because in the energy sector partners and suppliers are often based abroad.
What we built
We built a one-page site in WordPress with Elementor Pro. The menu leads to sections of the same page: Home, Services, Sectors, About us and Contact. The first screen states what the company does, the power range and the engine brands, with a "Contact us" button that scrolls straight down to the form.
The services are split into five: design and construction of cogeneration plants, gas engine maintenance, overhauls and rebuilds, spare parts supply and technical support. The sectors served, namely industry, biogas and biomass plants, and farming and livestock units, help visitors see right away whether it's relevant to them.
The Contact section has a phone number, email and a form with first name, last name, email, phone and message. The English version was set up with TranslatePress, with a language switcher at the bottom of the page and its own address at /en/.
Features
- One-page layout with a menu that jumps to sections
- Power range and engine brands on the first screen
- Five services, from design to spare parts
- Sectors served: industry, biogas and livestock farming
- Contact form, phone and email
- Greek and English with TranslatePress
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