Asbestos Watch is an Australian asbestos testing, inspection and removal business. Rather than a single template, we presented a few different directions and let the client choose: a full marketing site leading with a testing-and-inspection message, an alternative homepage built around removal and remediation, and a set of single-service campaign landing pages for paid traffic. Every page shares one design system and the same trust signals — B-Class licensed, $20M insured, 4.9★ Google reviews — with clear 'call now' and 'request a quote' prompts throughout. Built as static Astro sites on Cloudflare Pages so hosting is fast and near-free, and each campaign page can be pointed at the client's own domain with a single DNS record.

websitesAsbestos Watch —
Asbestos Watch —
Website & Campaign Landing Pages
Australia · June 2026
Project Highlights
- Two full homepage directions to choose from — testing-led and removal-led
- Single-service campaign landing pages built to convert paid traffic
- One shared design system and trust signals across every page
- Conversion-focused: click-to-call and quote-request CTAs throughout
- Static Astro on Cloudflare Pages — fast, near-zero hosting cost
- Campaign pages ready to go live on the client's own domain
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