The Website 

Solid Construction

BEFORE
fire tower website before
AFTER
fire tower website after

Your company has grown, but your website has not. If you long for easy-to-edit webpages and text that can be read on a phone (without zooming!), then read on...

Before

In a world of stunning designs and timber accents, Fire Tower Engineered Timber was lacking a way to showcase the wow factor on their website that they help deliver to clients. They came to our team with a vision of highlighting their locations and their services. They also requested a website that was easy-to-edit on the fly. Consider it done!

After

We made their site functional and eye catching, but the real beauty is in their work – the work that is highlighted on the home page through a clean, simple and text-free slideshow. The website design incorporates elements of their craft through CAD drawings, an easy to find portfolio, a map of their service areas, and a mix of a little fun to really show-off the team’s personalities!

See it live

Mixing CAD with Content

The Fire Tower team needed a way to easily update their site’s content to ensure what they were saying is on-trend with the market, but they also needed a way to display the modeling and planning their team does throughout the engineering process. The content pages throughout the site were built to allow for easy and painless content updating on the fly, while mixing in CAD models and people working, so their audience can get to know the team before making the call.

Portfolio PaIring

Lauren got a collection of imagery from the Fire Tower team to start the project and knew from the beginning that they needed a place to feature all these unique projects. There was no way to highlight all these on the home page, so Lauren and our development team worked together to create a portfolio using a tagging structure with all the Fire Tower team’s primary project areas. Because it’s really all about the photos, each project receives minimal space for text overlays to include details of the project, while keeping the beauty front and center.

You provide solid services and have a great reputation... 
but business could be better. Now what?

A great way to build brand awareness and drive people to your website is through advertisements. First we determine your target audience. What are their demographics? Are they more likely to read newspapers and magazines or do they always have a phone in their hand? Once we've pinned them down, we'll discuss the best marketing approach for your situation, whether through print ads or an online ad campaign.

fire tower ad templates

Ad Templates

Fire Tower asked MONTE to assist them with advertisement design for monthly printed publications. Lauren designed three sizes of ads to use as templates where the headlines and images can easily be swapped out.

fire tower business card design

Business Cards

To maintain brand consistency, Fire Tower also asked MONTE to design their business cards to match the website. The type formatting, colors, logo treatment, and line design elements are all consistent with the website.