Garage Doors

Monashee Garage Doors

Family-run garage door installation, repair, and tune-ups from Armstrong, BC. Canadian-made Steel-Craft doors, Hörmann doors, and LiftMaster openers across the Okanagan and Shuswap.

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Monashee Garage Doors website by TheBomb®

Monashee Garage Doors mobile website by TheBomb®

The case file

What we built for Monashee Garage Doors.

Monashee Garage Doors is a family-run garage door company based in Armstrong, BC, installing, repairing, and tuning up overhead doors across the North and Central Okanagan and the Shuswap. Owner Josh Strother started on garage doors with his dad in high school and has spent more than a decade in the local trade, and he and his wife Haley started the company to run it on the old school values he grew up with. Josh was named the Greater Vernon Chamber of Commerce 2024 Young Entrepreneur of the Year, and the business took Bronze for Best Home Services in the Best of Kelowna 2025 Awards.

We replaced the company's WordPress site with a fast Astro build on Cloudflare Workers, organized around the three jobs customers call about: new garage door installation, repairs on doors and motors, and maintenance and tune-ups. Product guidance covers Canadian-made Steel-Craft doors, German-engineered Hörmann doors, and LiftMaster openers.

The homepage opens on a cinematic, scroll-driven hero, then moves straight into proof: before and after photos from real Monashee jobs, the family crew by name, community awards, chamber memberships, a look inside the Steel-Craft warehouse, and the latest posts from the company's Instagram. A call, text, or book online dock follows visitors on every page, and online requests go straight into the company's Jobber client hub.

Before launch the site went through a full search and AI-answer audit. One structured-data graph describes the business, its seventeen service-area communities, the team, and its awards, while a matching FAQ, an llms.txt summary, and redirects from the old site's URLs help search engines and AI assistants pick up the new site cleanly.

The brief

The problem, and how we solved it.

Challenge

Garage door customers usually arrive with a problem: a door that will not open, a broken spring, or a dated door that drags down the front of the house. Monashee needed a site that gets urgent callers to the crew fast while giving homeowners planning a new door enough photos, product detail, and proof to book an estimate. The company also covers seventeen communities from Kelowna to Sicamous, and that reach had to be clear without thin location pages.

Solution

We built an Astro and Tailwind CSS site on Cloudflare Workers with three clear service paths, a projects page of before and after replacements, and a team section that puts names and faces to the trucks. Call, text, and online request options sit on every page, and structured data, a visible FAQ, and an llms.txt file describe the business, service area, and awards consistently.

Problems solved

What was in the way.

Three concrete problems on the old experience, and the fixes we shipped.

Customers with a broken door need to reach someone right away, often from a phone in the driveway.
A call, text, or book online dock sits on every page, and online requests land directly in the company's Jobber client hub so nothing gets lost in an inbox.
A new garage door is a considered purchase, and stock imagery cannot prove workmanship.
Before and after pairs from real jobs, Steel-Craft, Hörmann, and LiftMaster product guidance, and a Steel-Craft warehouse film show the actual work and products.
The business is new, but the crew has been in the local trade for a long time, and that experience was easy to miss.
The family team, Josh's decade in the trade, chamber awards, and community memberships are presented as proof across the homepage and About page.

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