Earthworks and rural property website — Busy Digger, Jarrahdale
Splotch Studio is proud to showcase the newly launched website for Busy Digger Civil & Rural, a family-owned earthmoving and rural property contractor based in Jarrahdale, servicing Serpentine, the Perth Hills, Southern Perth and the Peel region.
Tony and his crew bring decades of hands-on experience to rural and lifestyle properties, and their approach came through clearly in every conversation we had: work with the land, not against it. Use local and recycled materials where you can. Help people plan properly from the start. That philosophy shaped the whole build — this is a site for acreage owners and rural property holders who want a straight answer and a contractor who understands their block.
Busy Digger covers a lot of ground, so the site is organised around five clear service areas: earthworks, drainage and water management, driveways, gates and fencing, and landscaping and hardscaping. Each has its own dedicated page with the specifics spelled out — house and shed pads, culverts and stormwater, recycled bitumen and asphalt driveways, equine and post-and-rail fencing, retaining walls and reticulation. It’s the kind of detail that answers a customer’s question before they have to pick up the phone.
We also built out a full projects section, because in this trade the work speaks louder than the copy. Separate project galleries for driveways, earthworks, landscaping, drainage and fencing let visitors see finished jobs on properties like their own. Dedicated service area pages for Serpentine–Jarrahdale, Southern Perth and Kwinana, Rockingham, and Peel and Inland give the site solid local SEO foundations across the whole catchment.
Enquiries were the priority throughout. A smart quote form appears at multiple points down the homepage, with a service dropdown that tells Tony what the job is before he even calls back, plus a click-to-call button in the header for anyone who’d rather just talk. Genuine Google and Houzz reviews from repeat customers sit near the bottom of the page, right where they do the most good.
If you’ve got a driveway that needs doing, a drainage problem that keeps coming back, or a block that needs clearing, have a look at the new site and get a site assessment booked in.
