Vacterra Website Project
A service website bringing hydrovac work and cinematic media together.
Product and marketing site built around cinematic media and motion — a conversion-focused layout with scroll-driven storytelling.
What’s included
Service website
A public website presenting hydrovac excavation and related service routes.
Media and motion
Cinematic media and scroll-driven storytelling integrated with the site's visual direction.
Contact pathways
Prominent quote and contact actions alongside the service information.
What Ripple built
Ripple Strategies delivered Vacterra's website around cinematic media, motion and a service-focused layout. The live site presents hydrovac excavation work and lists Langley, BC contact information. Its footer credits Ripple Strategies for the website.
The project connects creative presentation with a practical service inquiry. The site gives visitors routes into the services and a visible way to request a quote or contact the business.
Media with a practical purpose
Video and motion can show the character of a business, but customers still need to find the service they want and a clear contact route. This project combines those two needs within the same website.
For industrial and field-service businesses, media is most useful when it supports an explanation of the work. Service descriptions and contact information need to remain readable alongside the visual experience.
What this story establishes
The public site lets you inspect the delivered website and its visible service and inquiry pathways. This story does not attribute Vacterra's operational results, safety claims or environmental recovery figures to Ripple's marketing work.
A similar project begins with a service and content inventory: what can be shown, which footage supports each service, and what a customer needs before making contact. Performance and accessible fallbacks belong in that planning so media supports the site's usefulness.