Brandcore.io Rigo’s Windows & Patio Doors

A website proposal · Santa Barbara County

Your name belongs
on the glass.

A clearer digital front door for a family window business that has been measuring, ordering and installing on the Central Coast since 1982.

Since 1982 · family-run Santa Barbara · Goleta · Carpinteria · Buellton · Solvang (805) 770-7879 · free estimates

9 slides · about 4 minutes

Prepared by Karina Carillo
Client Success & Outreach · Brandcore

01 / The honest audit

A 40-year reputation.
A 2019 front door.

The business is specific. The website is not. Six things a homeowner meets before they meet Rigo’s.

High01

The story starts 3,975 px down the page.

On the live homepage at 1440 × 1000, the family-run, no-subcontractor story begins almost four screens below the top — in a narrow centered column under a giant “About Us” heading.

Source · rigoswindows.com, 31 Oct 2026 · measured 3,975 px from top

High02

Two wordmarks, one journey.

The header uses the Rigo’s Windows & Patio Doors wordmark. The estimate page switches to a different window-icon logo and the line “We will make it affordable for you!”

Source · homepage header + /ola/services/free-estimate-1

High03

The estimate button leaves the site.

“Free Estimate” opens a GoDaddy appointments page. The default day we checked said “no available times” and offered no next available date.

Source · estimate page, 31 Oct 2026 · 1 hr · Free

Medium04

Six actions compete in the first two screens.

Free Estimate, Monthly Specials, a 0% APR financing banner, Online Appointments / Book Now and a chat bubble all ask for a click. The next step is not obvious.

Source · homepage first screen + full page

Also observed · No gallery of finished Rigo’s projects on the homepage. 5 of 7 homepage images have empty alt text.

Rigo’s Windows & Patio Doors homepage as captured on 31 October 2026

Header

Estimate page

Evidence captured 31 Oct 2026. “2019” is the copyright year printed in the live footer, not a build date. No analytics, review counts or customer quotes were used. Full-page and mobile captures are in the evidence drawer.

02 / The gap

The late-night compare.
Three steps to confidence.

A homeowner comparing window companies does not need more information. They need to know what happens next. This is an illustrative journey, not an analytics claim.

Today5 steps

1
Search “window replacement Santa Barbara”Find the site
2
Land on a template homepageBathroom rendering, two red buttons
3
Choose between six actionsEstimate, specials, financing, bookings, chat
4
Leave the site for an appointment appDifferent logo, different brand moment
5
Meet an empty default dayNo next available date in the calendar

Result · the next step is still unclear.

Proposed3 steps

1
Land on one clear pageWindows, patio doors, real projects, service area
2
See the work and ask for a measureThree fields; the phone stays visible
3
Get a confirmed next stepA real slot or a call back — no account screen

One brand. One promise. One obvious next step.

Two children at a white French patio door, a real photograph published on rigoswindows.com — A real photo published on rigoswindows.com. The work is personal; the path should be too.

Journey is illustrative; no session data, customer quotes or consent are implied. The photo is the client’s own published image, used unchanged.

03 / The new front door

A working concept.
Not a screenshot.

Click the tabs. Pick a window type. Choose a measure window. This is real HTML/CSS; dates and availability are illustrative until the build connects to Rigo’s scheduling.

rigoswindows.com Concept

Rigo’sWindows & Patio Doors

Santa Barbara County · Since 1982

Open your home
to more light.

Replacement windows and patio doors, measured, ordered and installed by the same hands-on team. No subcontractors.

(805) 770-7879

Free estimatesFamily-runFive communities

Three black-framed windows in a bedroom, a product rendering published on rigoswindows.com — Client-published product rendering

Next measure visitsIllustrative

Selected: a weekday morning · about 1 hour on site

Rigo’sWindows & Patio Doors

Santa Barbara County

Open your home
to more light.

Replacement windows and patio doors. Measured, ordered and installed by the same team.

Next measureThu · 1:00 PM

(805) 770-7879 Illustrative mobile concept

Concept imagery: client-published product renderings and photos from rigoswindows.com. UI is original HTML/CSS by Brandcore. No generated facilities, people or client work.

04 / The system

Six pieces.
One front door.

Brandcore builds the path from “I found you” to “I booked a measure” — then keeps it current after launch.

01

The front door

A homepage that leads with the work, the family story and the five communities — not a template hero and six buttons.

OutcomeA homeowner sees the work and the next step in one screen.

02

The request

A short measure request with project type, city and preferred time. The phone number stays visible for people who would rather call.

OutcomeNo more leaving the site to book.

03

The proof

A project gallery by city and product: finished installs, the products used and the details that show the craft.

OutcomeFour decades of local work becomes visible.

04

The local map

One useful page for Santa Barbara, Goleta, Carpinteria, Buellton and Solvang — the exact service area already published.

OutcomeOne page for each community you actually serve.

05

The trust layer

Product options, the measure-and-install process and the questions that stall a quote — answered in plain language.

OutcomeFewer unknowns before the first call.

06

The growth loop

Seasonal offers, new projects and inquiry review after launch. The site improves with the business, not just on launch day.

OutcomeA maintained front door, not a one-time build.

Scope is confirmed after a 20-minute call. No invented pricing, review counts or performance guarantees.

05 / The proof

We have done this before.
For a company that builds things.

United Facilities Group is a real Brandcore rebuild. Drag the handle to compare the old site with the new one.

United Facilities Group website after the Brandcore rebuild

United Facilities Group website before the Brandcore rebuild

Real Brandcore case study · ufgworks.com. Screenshots supplied by Brandcore. No performance metrics are claimed.

06 / The roadmap

Three days to align.
Seven to build. Sixty to refine.

A proposed schedule, starting after scope, content and access are agreed. Karina stays your point of contact throughout.

01Days 1–3 · 3 days

Align

Review the services, approved imagery and the estimate process with Karina. Decide what the new site has to do.

Confirm services and five-community service area
Choose project photos and page structure
Agree scope, estimate questions and launch target

OwnerKarina + Rigo’s team

02Days 4–10 · 7 days

Build

Build the new pages, gallery and measure request around the real work. Rigo’s team reviews the site before launch.

Homepage, windows, patio doors and service-area pages
Project gallery and a three-field measure request
Mobile layout, link checks and launch review

OwnerBrandcore build team

03Days 11–70 · 60 days

Refine

Review how people use the site and where inquiries begin. Improve the content and contact path as real feedback arrives.

Review inquiries and visitor behavior
Add new projects and seasonal offers
Prioritize the next updates with Karina

OwnerKarina + Brandcore

Launch after your approval You supply logo, photos, service details and estimate questions We keep the site current after launch

Timing is a proposal, not a guarantee. No launch date is promised before scope and content are agreed.

07 / The engagement

Three ways to deploy.
One recommended.

No invented prices. Scope and a fixed-fee quote are confirmed after a 20-minute call.

Refresh

Keep the current site. Fix the path and the identity split.

Best forTesting the value before a rebuild

Audit fixes to the estimate path
One logo and one clear next step
Mobile phone and CTA cleanup

OutcomeA cleaner front door without a new build.

Recommended

Rebuild

A new site built around windows, patio doors and real projects.

Best forMaking the 40-year story visible

Five to seven focused pages
Project gallery and local pages
On-site measure request and mobile layout

OutcomeOne front door that matches the work.

Growth partner

Rebuild first, then keep the site improving with the business.

Best forA business that adds projects every month

New project uploads and seasonal offers
Local search and content updates
Inquiry review and a monthly priority list

OutcomeA maintained front door, not a launch-and-leave.

Recommendation · start with Rebuild. Add Growth when the content engine is ready. No fake reviews, certifications or guarantees.

All engagement levels are proposals. No dollar figures are shown or implied; a fixed-fee quote follows the scope call.

08 / Let’s talk

Let’s put your name
on a better front door.

Walk through the concept with Karina. Bring your questions, your photos and the projects you are proudest of.

Your dedicated contact

Karina Carillo

Client Success & Outreach · Brandcore

We can walk through the design, your services and the estimate experience together. Bring your questions; we’ll shape the next step around your priorities.

karina@brandcore.io Direct (669) 310-0800 Office (669) 281-0188

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Prepared for Rigo’s Windows & Patio Doors · Private proposal · No customer agreement is implied.

Your name belongs
on the glass.