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Case study - ProInvest

A company site the team updates without a developer

The ProInvest site - a contractor and manufacturer of water and wastewater systems - with a clear catalogue, a portfolio of completed projects and service. Built on a CMS, so the company adds new projects, offers and listings itself.

ProInvest company site - water and wastewater systems
10categories of completed projects in the portfolio
8solution groups in the technical catalogue
3sectors: environment, industry, agriculture
CMScontent the company updates itself
The challenge

A rich technical catalogue and years of projects to present clearly

ProInvest builds and manufactures water and wastewater systems: sewage pumping and lifting stations, retention tanks, water treatment plants, sewage treatment, automation and monitoring. It is an offering for a demanding client - municipalities, industry and agriculture - who wants to see what the company can do, and what it has already built, before any conversation.

A company like this needs a site that arranges a technical catalogue into something readable, shows projects as proof of experience, and lets the team add new builds, offers and listings on its own, without waiting for a developer. That is why, at the client's request, we built it on a Joomla CMS.

Technical catalogue

The whole offering arranged into a clear catalogue

We split the broad range of water and wastewater systems into clear groups, so a client quickly reaches what they are after and every solution has room for a description, photos and specs.

  • Sewage pumping and lifting stations
  • Retention tanks and hydrophore sets
  • Water treatment plants and sewage treatment
  • Automation, control and monitoring
offering in the menu
Pumping and lifting stationstext + photos
Water treatment plantstext + photos
Sewage treatmenttext + photos
Automation and monitoringtext + photos
Completed projects

Projects that speak for the company

In engineering, the proof is not slogans but installations that have been built. So completed projects got their own, rich section split into categories - a client sees specific builds from a given area before they even pick up the phone.

  • Projects grouped into themed categories
  • Every build with a photo gallery
  • Proof of experience for B2B clients and tenders
  • A references section that builds trust
projects by category
Pumping stationsbuilds + gallery
Sewage treatmentbuilds + gallery
Water treatmentbuilds + gallery
Tanksbuilds + gallery
CMS - independence

A new project or job ad? The company adds it itself

We built the site on a CMS, so day-to-day changes need no developer and no agency. The ProInvest team adds new projects, updates the offering, publishes references and job ads straight from the panel. The site lives with the company, instead of freezing on launch day.

  • Add projects and photos from the panel
  • Update the offering and references with no code
  • Careers section - listings published in-house
  • Full independence from the agency for daily edits
content panel (CMS)
Add a project+ gallery
Edit the offeringno code
Add a job ad (Careers)1 click
Publish a referenceinstantly
Contact and service

Easy contact and support after the build

A client of a technical company needs to know where to call, when the team is in, and what support to expect after the purchase. Contact details, working hours, a map and a separate service section are right there on the site, not buried in the footer.

  • Clear contact: phone, address, working hours
  • A map to the head office
  • Service section: warranty and post-warranty support
  • Consistent on a phone and on a desktop
contact and service
Phone and addressvisible
Working hoursMon-Fri
Mapyes
Warranty serviceown section
The result

A site that grows with the company

The technical catalogue and completed projects in one consistent place, with content in the team's hands. ProInvest shows its expertise to clients and keeps the site current itself.

10categories of completed projects - a portfolio that proves experience to B2B clients.
8solution groups in the offering, arranged into a clear technical catalogue.
CMSprojects, offers and listings the company adds itself, no developer needed.

We can build a site like this
for your company

A clear catalogue, a portfolio of projects, service and content you update yourself - we shape the scope around how your company actually works and how you want to manage the site.

Frequently asked questions
What did you build for ProInvest?

A CMS-based company site that presents the company and its expertise: a clear catalogue of the offering (water and wastewater systems), a rich projects section split into categories, references, service, a Careers tab and contact with a map. The team updates content itself from the panel.

Can the company update the site itself?

Yes. The site runs on a CMS, so from the panel you can add a new project with photos, change an offering description, publish a reference or a job ad - with no coding and without involving the agency every time.

Why does a technical site need a rich projects section?

In engineering, a client buys experience. A portfolio of completed installations, grouped into categories and backed with photos, works as proof of competence - a strong argument in sales conversations and tenders.

What is this site built on?

On a Joomla CMS, chosen at the client's request, where the company manages content itself. We always match the technology to the client: here it was Joomla, which the team already knew, while on other projects we go for pure HTML - ready-made, lightweight pages with no database - for maximum speed.

Will you build a site for a technical or manufacturing company?

Yes. A clear catalogue, a projects portfolio, service and self-service content management work across many B2B industries - from engineering and manufacturing to services. The easiest way to start is a short conversation or a no-obligation quote.

How much does a project like this cost?

The price depends on scope: the number of sections and subpages, how rich the projects and offering should be, and how content is managed. The best first step is the quote form - you describe what you need, and we come back with a concrete proposal and cost.