Uyut Remont — apartment renovation company website
We built an apartment renovation company website for Uyut Remont in Tashkent: six services with prices, a before-and-after portfolio, a five-step process and online requests in three languages. Renovation requests grew by 51%.
Challenge
Uyut Remont is a Tashkent company doing cosmetic and major renovation, euro-renovation and turnkey work on apartments and houses. The team has more than 10 years of experience and projects in Italy, France, Switzerland, Canada and Kazakhstan, and works under contract with a fixed estimate, phased payment and a 12-month guarantee.
People planning a renovation fear the same things: a crew that vanishes halfway through, an estimate that keeps growing and tradesmen who never pick up the phone. The apartment renovation company website had to ease those fears before the first call and present Uyut Remont as a company with a name, a contract and a guarantee rather than a fly-by-night crew.
Price is the main question, and it is hard to answer in advance. The cost depends on the state of the apartment and the scope of work, yet people want a sense of the figures before anyone comes to measure. The site had to show starting prices for each service and explain honestly that the exact estimate is drawn up on measurement, fixed in the contract and does not change as the work goes on.
A renovation is judged by its result, and photos of finished rooms prove little: they do not show what the apartment looked like before, how long the job took or where it is. The proof had to take another form, with before and after, the district, the area and the timeline, backed by reviews and a clear account of the team's work abroad.
Requests, meanwhile, arrive by phone, WhatsApp and Telegram, and in search people look for specific jobs such as tiling or painting in Tashkent rather than for a company. The site had to accept a request through any channel, work in three languages and give search engines a separate page for every service.
Solution
We designed the home page as a reply to those fears. The first screen states 10+ years of experience, work under contract and a fixed estimate. Below come the company's six guarantees, priced services, the portfolio, the five steps, a map of the team's experience, reviews and answers to common questions.
Each of the six services has its own page: the scope of work with no hidden items, the price, answers to common questions and related services. The portfolio compares apartments with a before-and-after slider and leads to a project page with the district, area and timeline. A request can go through a three-field form, or straight into a call, WhatsApp or Telegram on either of two numbers.
The front end uses React with TypeScript, Vite handles the build and GSAP the animation. Each of the 33 pages — 11 sections in three languages with separate URLs — gets ready-made HTML at build time with meta tags, hreflang and Schema.org markup for the company, its priced services and FAQs. The site runs on Vercel, and requests go to a serverless function that validates the fields and filters out spam.
Six services with prices
Major, cosmetic and partial renovation, turnkey work, tiling and painting sit on cards with prices, from 2,500,000 UZS per m² for a major renovation to 175,000 UZS per m² for tiling. Every service has its own page with the scope of work, timelines and answers to questions.
A before-and-after portfolio
Six projects are shown with a slider that reveals the apartment before and after the renovation. Each card gives the district, area and timeline, such as a 65 m² two-room flat in Yunusabad in 2.5 months or a 6 m² bathroom in Yashnabad in 14 days. A project page describes the work and suggests similar cases.
Guarantees and five steps
The “How working with us stays predictable” block gathers six promises: a free measurement and estimate, phased payment, a daily photo report, receipts for materials, an in-house crew and a reply within an hour. The client's path is laid out in five steps: request, measurement and estimate, contract, renovation, handover with cleaning.
A request and two numbers
The form takes a name, a phone with a selectable country code and a line about the job, validates the number and blocks bots with a hidden field. Next to it are direct channels — call, WhatsApp, Telegram and email — and for calls and messengers a visitor can pick the main or the backup number.
Reviews and common questions
Reviews are presented as Telegram and WhatsApp conversations in a carousel that opens each one full size. Nine common questions cover what people ask before a renovation starts: the price of a two-room flat, the guarantee, phased payment, who buys materials, timelines, the contract and what euro-renovation means.
Three languages, built for search
Each language version (Russian, Uzbek and English) lives at its own addresses, /uslugi/, /en/services/ and /uz/xizmatlar/, linked with hreflang. Every page gets its own title, description and structured data for the company, priced services and FAQs, so a search engine sees the content without running JavaScript.
Results
The project's key outcomes in numbers.
- +51%Renovation requests
Starting prices, a before-and-after portfolio and a quick request form brought in more renovation requests.
- 3Website languages
Versions in Russian, Uzbek and English, each at its own page addresses, with a switcher in the header.
- 6Services with own pages
Major, cosmetic, partial and turnkey renovation, tiling and painting, each with prices and a scope of work.
- 7 daysStart to launch
The three-language site with a portfolio and a server-side request form went live in seven days.
Design & interfaces
Key screens and interfaces of the project.
Project tech stack
The stack we used to build the solution for the client's task.
- Vercel
- TypeScript
- React
- Sass
- GSAP
- Vite
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