Black, white, brand red, brand gold. Exactly the four colours in the logo. Glass trust chips over the photos, gold detail lines, a gold trust marquee. The balanced option.
Out of control on purpose. Near black with film grain, giant ghost words behind every section, brushed chrome headlines, hazard stripe marquee, hard diagonal cuts and a throbbing phone button.
Graphite and white with red as the only accent. No glow, no gradients, no gold. Section heads sit behind a red rule. Still has teeth, dialled back about halfway.
Light, calm, established. White and warm grey with charcoal type, thin borders, no scrolling marquee, one dark band at the call to action. Red only on things you click.
Technical. The whole page sits on a visible engineering grid. Hero photo bleeds off the right edge, services run as an asymmetric bento, and the process becomes a vertical numbered spine. Everything square and dashed with corner ticks.
Newsprint poster on paper white. Section titles run enormous and hang past the container, service cards stagger up and down, reviews drop their cards and become pull quotes, coupons are rotated ticket stubs with hard offset shadows.
Emergency response. Edge to edge bands with no gutters, everything centred, a full bleed hero photo behind stacked type, services as one flush strip of tiles, hazard chevrons between bands and a pulsing alarm on the call button.