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McCall Restoration Services

The home page of McCall Restoration Services website has clean lines and classic colors picked up from a restored antique chair.

On the gallery page close up images of restoration work can be viewed.

McCall Restoration Services, based in Asheville, North Carolina, offers a comprehensive range of restoration and conservation services for antique and fine furniture and wooden artifacts throughout Western North Carolina and the South-East region.

McCall Restoration Services offers a wide range of options for clients wishing to enhance, preserve and maintain their antique collection. These include structural repairs, surface finish conservation treatments and restoration of damaged or missing decorative elements as needed using appropriate historic methods and materials. This latter may also include selective removal of prior unsuitable finish restoration work and replacing with period correct materials.

Owner, Tim McCall-Judson, wanted a custom WordPress site with clean lines and a sense of sophisticated style. He needed a site that could include photo galleries of work he has done as well as written details on his services.

Visit the McCall Restoration Services site for more details and images of Tim’s beautiful restoration work www.mccallrestoration.com.

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onHaywood.com website and map – Part 1

The home page of onHaywood.com includes our twitter stream.

The Haywood Road corridor is the historic downtown of West Asheville. Approximately two miles in length, this city street is filled with family owned business and surrounded by neighborhoods. It does not have the density of businesses or foot traffic of downtown Asheville, but certainly is a place full of interesting shops and restaurants. We created a website and companion printed map to help market the area.

The printed map is targeted mostly to visitors with distribution through Visitor Centers across the state along with many Asheville locations. It includes a detail map of Haywood Road and directional maps to assist people in making their way to West Asheville from other parts of town.

On the website we are able to include additional community information regarding social services, parks, and community events. Recently we added a twitter feed to the home page, as more businesses along the corridor are using this medium to communicate with their clients, and provided advertisers an opportunity to link to their twitter and facebook accounts from their listing on the website.

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Posted in Logos & Layout and Web Design by alice