Mid-morning · An outside client · Gainesville, Texas

Red River Mechanical: a one-page site for six service lines

For homes and businesses on both sides of the Red River who need refrigeration, heating and cooling, or cooking equipment looked after.

Red River Mechanical's website on a desktop screen

The page, read in full

Step inside

This is redrivermechanical.com on a phone, top to bottom, as captured on 2026-10-04. The whole business is one page, so this is all of it. It scrolls by itself; tick the box to hold it still.

Red River Mechanical's website on a phone, full page

Bill of materials

What I built

Red River Mechanical is an outside client, and its site is one page. That page has to say what the company fixes, where it works and how to ask, in that order. Here is what is on it. Counts are from the live page, counted on 2026-10-04.

  1. One page

    The sitemap lists a single URL. Everything the company says about itself is on that page.

  2. Six service cards

    Commercial refrigeration; residential and commercial HVAC; commercial cooking equipment; ice machines; walk-in coolers and freezers; preventive maintenance.

  3. Where We Work

    A list of 15 towns. In Texas: Gainesville, Lindsay, Muenster, Valley View, Era, Callisburg, Lake Kiowa and Whitesboro. In Oklahoma: Thackerville, Burneyville, Marietta, Overbrook, Lone Grove, Springer and Ardmore.

  4. Request form

    A service dropdown with seven services plus “Other / Not Sure”.

  5. Emergency checkbox

    One checkbox in the form marks a request as an emergency, for when equipment is down now.

  6. Polish pass

    Deployed 2026-08-21: in-page links that stop below the sticky navigation instead of under it, a 1200 by 630 share card for links, and a block that calms animation for visitors who ask their device for less motion.

Who it's for

Red River Mechanical is based in Gainesville, Texas, and works on both sides of the Red River along the I-35 corridor, from Gainesville to Ardmore, Oklahoma. It serves residential and commercial customers, which is why the page puts commercial refrigeration and cooking equipment next to home HVAC.

A one-page site suits that. A business owner with a walk-in cooler that has stopped needs the service list, the towns and a form, and the emergency checkbox lets that person say so before anyone calls back.

Heating and cooling companies can see what a Dispatch site includes on the HVAC websites page. The rest of the sites I have built are on the work page.

The live site

Captured 2026-10-04. The live site is the real thing and may have changed since.

Red River Mechanical's website, wide view
Wide view
Red River Mechanical's website, top of the phone view
Phone view

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