Case studies
Real problems, solved with technology, for businesses and towns across Eastern Washington.
These are a few of the projects we’re able to share. We’ve helped many more businesses, clinics, and towns across Eastern Washington, and plenty prefer we keep their work private, which we’re always glad to do. Every one started the same way: a real conversation about what someone actually needed.
Town of Creston
A cybersecurity mandate from the town’s insurer turned into a complete technology overhaul: fiber internet, a managed and secured network, four portals, layered backups, and a single local studio to call.
Spring Creek Drilling
A well drilling company with no website and all-manual paperwork got a lead-driving site plus a custom app that drafts quotes, fills out official well logs, and handles invoices and payments, with a person reviewing every quote.
Barr-Tech Composting
Barr-Tech runs a large composting facility near Sprague, taking in organic material and shipping finished compost across Eastern Washington. We built them a custom system, Yard Intelligence, that connects to their scale and turns raw weigh-ins into clear dashboards, so the team can see who received how much compost, track what comes in and goes out, and reconcile it all with accounting.
Spiros Pizza and Pasta
A restaurant locked out of its own slow, fragile website got it rescued, then rebuilt on a modern foundation that loads almost instantly, is far harder to attack, and needs no constant upkeep, with menu updates done the same day at no extra cost.
H&M Custom Meat
Howard and Mia Larson run a family-owned custom butcher shop and aren’t tech people, so they had no website at all. We built them a fast one with clear prices and got them found on Google, so now the phone rings with real orders instead of price questions.
Creston Christian Church
Creston Christian Church had no website and no one to build one. In a single visit we gathered everything we needed, then built the whole site and wrote all the words. They reviewed, we made a few tweaks, and it has been live and working ever since, with updates now handled by a quick email.
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