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Websites for glass contractors.

Your services, your finished work, and a clear way for customers to start an inquiry.

Decorglass website, designed by insten studio for a glass and custom finish business in Mazatlán
Decorglass, MazatlánWebsite by insten studio

For glass, shower enclosure and custom finish businesses in Mazatlán and San Diego. Work with us in English or Spanish.

What your website brings together.

Before someone asks for a quote, they need to understand what you make and how to get started.

Services people can recognize
Shower enclosures, windows, railings or window treatments. Organize your actual services and materials, with enough context to help someone choose where to start.
Work they can look at
A selection of your projects, with useful descriptions and photographs you have permission to publish. Your work explains the offer.
An inquiry with context
Ask for the details that help your team respond: service, project area and where the customer is in the process. Keep a way to ask for guidance.

How we approached it for Decorglass.

A glass, aluminum, blinds and wallcovering business in Mazatlán. We brought its services, materials and work together with a request that continues in WhatsApp.

See the Decorglass project
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Screenshot of the Decorglass request form: how to start, name, service, project area and a button to continue in WhatsApp
  1. Service and project area

    The visitor chooses a service and can add the project area.

  2. Where the project stands

    A measuring visit, existing photos or measurements, or advice first.

  3. A message ready to review

    They review the prepared message in WhatsApp, add photos if needed, and decide whether to send it.

Decorglass then reviews the project and confirms the scope and price. The website prepares the inquiry; it does not calculate the final quote or manage the conversation.

Built around the way you work.

We agree on the pages, content, languages and contact route before we build. The site is designed for mobile and desktop, reviewed with you and prepared for publication.

Discuss your website

Your current tools

We start with the phone, email, messaging or software you already use. If a connection would help, we assess what that tool allows and quote the work separately.

A defined scope

Photography, translation, ongoing updates and systems for quoting or follow-up are agreed when needed. You know which parts are included in your proposal.

Before we talk.

Does this work if I need to measure on site first?

Yes. The website can explain that sequence and collect an initial request. Your team confirms measurements, materials, scope and price after reviewing the project.

Can customers keep using WhatsApp, text or phone?

We choose the route with you based on how you actually respond. Decorglass uses a prepared WhatsApp message; your business can have a different contact route.

Can the website be in both English and Spanish?

Yes. We agree which pages and services need both languages and review the wording with you. The contact options must reflect the languages your business can support.

What if I already have a website?

Share it with us. We review the content and the path to an inquiry to decide whether updating the current site or building a new one makes sense.

What do you need to prepare a proposal?

Your business name, the services you offer, where you work and what you want the site to do. If you have a website, social profile or project photos, those help us define the scope.

Start a conversation

Tell us about your business website.

Share the services you offer, the area you cover and a link to your website, if you have one. We will reply by email.

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