Vehicle wraps and signage
with the numbers up front.

The brief

Legacy sells a wide catalog: full and partial vehicle wraps, fleet work, ceramic window tint, commercial film, signs, banners, murals, yard signs, large format printing, and stationery. It sells to trades that each read the same product differently, across a service area of sixteen towns. Its own resource labels name the questions buyers ask: what things cost, how long a wrap lasts. The site had to answer all of it without becoming a menu nobody reads.

What we built

We split it into four browsable trees (services, industries, locations, resources), each with an index and a page per item. Vehicle wraps lead; window tint and the wrap plus tint bundle sit beside them. Resources carries the self- serve layer: ROI calculator, tint shade viewer, wrap scope estimator, lifespan estimator, pricing guide, glossary and guides. A gallery, a reviews page and an AI quote assistant round it out.

• Fourteen service pages — vehicle wraps, fleet wraps, window tint, the wrap plus tint package, signs and banners, commercial window film, large format printing, wall murals, print and stationery, yard signs, window and floor graphics, trade show displays, stickers and decals, and vehicle lettering.
• Nine industry pages — roofing, HVAC, plumbing, electricians, painters, landscaping, construction, real estate and restaurants, each with its own page under an industries index.
• Sixteen location pages — OFallon, St. Charles, St. Peters, Wentzville and twelve more, with eight of them surfaced in the nav and the full set under a locations index.
• Four estimator tools — an ROI calculator for wrap return on investment, a tint shade viewer that also covers the law, a wrap scope estimator for size, material and timeline, and a lifespan estimator.
• A reference library — guides and articles, a glossary, a pricing guide, a wrap care guide, an FAQ page and a how it works walkthrough, all grouped under one resources index.
• AI quote assistant — a chat panel that takes project details on the page and states plainly that chats are saved so the team can follow up about the project.

Every page is hand-coded and served from Cloudflare's edge — no WordPress, no plugins to patch. Changes run through a care plan. See what a build costs or the rest of the portfolio.