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Flushing Centre

How is a boiler flushed, and which service should you choose? This engineering service website explains the equipment, conditions and cleaning stages.

  • Interface design
  • Website development
  • 3D visualisation and animation
  • Mobile version
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Flushing Centre — graphite plaque with a silver mark and blue lighting

Project context

The challenge

Explain an engineering service to people without specialist knowledge: show the cleaning process, help them find their equipment and prepare an enquiry.

Design and development

What we did

We built the website from scratch with a service catalogue, equipment pages, pricing, work stages and service area. A cutaway boiler and four-stage 3D animation illustrate the cleaning process. We linked equipment to suitable services and prepared search-friendly pages and a mobile version.

01

The process from the inside

A cutaway boiler shows what happens during cleaning. Four stages can be viewed by scrolling or selected with buttons.

02

From equipment to service

Visitors start with their boiler or heating system, then review the service scope, conditions and limitations.

03

A detailed enquiry

The form collects information about the equipment, house size and problem. It prepares an email, which the visitor sends themselves.

Enquiry journey

How it works

First explore the process and conditions, then prepare an enquiry describing the system. Work details are agreed with the service team.

  1. Explore the service
  2. Choose equipment and review conditions
  3. Prepare an enquiry

The result

Visitors can understand the process, find a service for their equipment and prepare an enquiry. Text and 3D animation explain the service together.

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