PROJECTSCLIENT / 06 · CASE STUDY

    HomeTech Appliance Repair

    A local service website engineered as an operating asset.

    HomeTech Appliance Repair connects service information, local discovery and booking requests in one public experience. The work applies AI-SDLC to a real business website, including search-focused content and an administrative content structure.

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    APPLICATION / PUBLIC EXPERIENCE
    HomeTech Appliance Repair public application screenshot
    01 / PRODUCT

    A service journey, not just a brochure

    Appliance and service-area content leads visitors toward booking requests. Structured intake can collect symptoms, equipment details and preferred timing so the business receives useful context.

    02 / ENGINEERING

    Content operations support local discovery

    Service, city and article management provide a foundation for maintaining local search content. The objective is clear information and useful discovery, not an unverified promise of rankings or phone-call growth.

    03 / ENGINEERING

    Operational integration has a defined boundary

    Project documentation identifies Jobber as the intended scheduling and customer-lifecycle owner. This case study does not claim completed CRM synchronization solely because that integration appears in a specification.

    04 / ENGINEERING

    AI-SDLC beyond AI-branded products

    The project shows that AI-assisted engineering matters for everyday business systems too: public pages, intake, content operations and SEO can be delivered as one coherent application without inventing an AI repair diagnostician.

    DELIVERY / AI-SDLC

    How the work comes together.

    Built through AI-SDLC: AI-assisted implementation paired with human architecture, review and iterative delivery. Across the studio, engagements range from days to a week or a month; no unverified duration is assigned to this project.

    • Booking requests
    • Local service content
    • Content administration
    • AI-SDLC and SEO