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title: "NW Automatic Doors"
description: "A new lead-generation website for a North Wales commercial door and shutter specialist, launched with service and location architecture, consent-led analytics, and ongoing SEO and GEO growth work."
industry: "Doors & Access"
services: ["Web Design","Web Development","SEO","Local SEO","Schema Markup","Digital Marketing"]
canonicalUrl: https://happywebs.co.uk/case-studies/nw-automatic-doors/
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# NW Automatic Doors

A new lead-generation website for a North Wales commercial door and shutter specialist, launched with service and location architecture, consent-led analytics, and ongoing SEO and GEO growth work.

## Published results
- **Launch** — New lead-generation site live
- **Search architecture** — Service + regional landing pages
- **Visibility programme** — SEO + GEO now ongoing
- **Measurement** — Consent-led enquiry tracking
NW Automatic Doors provides **commercial door, shutter, gate and access-control installation, repair and maintenance** across North Wales and the Mid Wales coast. The business needed a website that could match the urgency of a failed door, explain a broad technical service range clearly and create a stronger foundation for regional search growth.

## The brief

This was not a cosmetic reskin. The job was to turn the website into a commercial front door for three different kinds of demand:

- urgent repair customers who need a 24/7 response
- facilities and commercial buyers comparing maintenance or installation options
- regional searchers looking for a proven specialist near their site

The old website treated those visitors almost the same. The new structure gives each one an obvious next move.

## A site designed around real customer decisions

The homepage leads with the most commercially important promise: fast commercial door and shutter repairs across North Wales. Emergency call-outs and planned quotes have separate actions, so a customer with a failed entrance is not pushed through the same journey as a facilities manager planning a new installation.

The visual system uses the client's navy and gold identity, large direct headlines and clear technical photography. Navigation is organised around services, industries, maintenance and regional coverage rather than an internal company hierarchy.

## Search and GEO foundations

The launch includes dedicated routes for commercial door repairs, automatic doors, roller shutters, gates, access control, maintenance, inspections and second opinions. Regional pages cover the places the engineering team actually serves, including Wrexham, Colwyn Bay, Rhyl, Bangor, Conwy, Llandudno, Flint, Holyhead and Caernarfon.

That structure gives conventional search engines and AI answer systems clearer entities, services, locations and relationships to understand. Organisation schema, canonical metadata and location-aware service copy are built into the site rather than added as an afterthought.

## Measurement without assuming consent

Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity stay disabled until a visitor accepts analytics cookies. Once consent exists, the site records useful commercial actions such as phone calls, quote requests and confirmed enquiries without treating page views as the only measure of success.

## What happens after launch

The site went live in July 2026. Search performance is too early to claim, so the case study separates what has shipped from what comes next. Happy Webs is continuing with SEO and GEO: strengthening service and location coverage, monitoring how the new pages are discovered and improving the routes that generate qualified enquiries.

This is the model we prefer: launch a strong technical and commercial foundation, measure real behaviour, then keep compounding the useful parts.