Three Peaks Rides Website

What they needed.

The founder launched Three Peaks Rides to bring genuine luxury chauffeur service to Greater Vancouver, the kind of operation that earns hotel concierge referrals and corporate repeat business. We had crossed paths during my time working in hospitality, and when he needed a web presence he knew where to come. His reference was an established competitor used by a major Vancouver hotel. Reasonable enough, except that site was built for an operator with a decade of history, a multi-service fleet, and corporate name drops already on the books. Three Peaks was new. It didn't need a copy. It needed a site built for where the business actually was: clear enough to earn the first inquiry, credible enough to close it.

What we built.

A single-page Webflow site with one job: get the visitor to request a quote. The structure follows the order of decisions Three Peaks' actual clients need to make. Hotel concierges booking VIP transfers, executives managing corporate travel, couples planning their wedding day. They all need the same reassurance before they hand over a schedule or a surname. Services, fleet (Cadillac Escalade, Ford Transit), 5.0 Google reviews, and partner logos from Wedgewood Hotel and Spa, Andonis Vancouver, and Airble come first. The form comes after. WhatsApp sits alongside it for clients who want a faster answer.

What changed.

Within 90 days of launch, the site was ranking in Google for 237 search queries. Organic visitors were spending over a minute on average, which is real time for someone deciding who handles their most important transfers. The client referred new business to Unpixel8.

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