The client
UAV AG provides agricultural drone services across Central Alberta, serving farmers around Camrose, Killam, and Flagstaff County. It's a seasonal operation with tight operational windows during spray and seeding seasons, when a few weeks of weather decide most of the year's revenue.
The problem
Jason needed a proper website for UAV AG, and he needed it to do real work, not just look nice. He wanted his equipment shown on the site and kept up to date, customers able to find him on Google and easily get in touch, and less time lost chasing things by hand during his busiest weeks of the year.
There was also a rule to respect: drone spraying isn't approved yet in Canada, so the site couldn't promise it.
What we built
We built uavag.com from scratch: a fast, modern website made to be found on Google and to bring in customers. From there we kept adding what the business needed:
- Live inventory. Jason asked to show his equipment on the site, so we connected it. Products stay current on their own instead of being updated by hand.
- An admin area where Jason can manage his inventory, see and track every customer enquiry, and update the site himself.
- Simple calculators that show a farmer their rebate and fertilizer savings, which turns a casual visitor into a real enquiry.
- Pages and articles written around what farmers actually type into Google, so the site shows up in search.
- A contact form that drops every enquiry into one place, instead of a messy inbox.
- An automatic tender watcher that checks government and commercial bid boards twice a week and emails Jason the matches, so nothing gets missed during the busy season.
- Honest, rule-safe wording — we lead with the spreading work he can do today, and present spraying as "ready when it's approved."
uavimaging.com
Jason also had his second site, uavimaging.com, transferred over to us. The goal: let us drive the content and grow engagement, working from his goals and what he wants the brand to be known for. We took over the look and feel and set up a steady stream of fresh posts so the site stays active.
The outcome
UAV AG now has a website that shows up on Google instead of hiding, with inventory that stays current on its own and every enquiry landing in one place Jason can track. The tender watcher runs in the background, so he isn't checking bid boards by hand. And the spraying rule is handled, so there's no risk hanging over the brand.
Bottom line: less busywork in his busiest weeks, and a website that actually brings in work instead of just sitting there.
What's under the hood
- Custom website, built from scratch and hosted and maintained by us
- Built so Google can read every page, which helps it rank in search
- Live equipment inventory that updates automatically
- Admin dashboard to manage inventory, enquiries, and site content
- Rebate and fertilizer-savings calculators
- Contact form that saves every enquiry to one secure place
- Automatic tender monitoring, checked twice a week