Eco Electric, Plumbing, Heating & Air
Eco Electric, Plumbing, Heating & Air is live on Hydra OS — an AI-first rebuild that wins back the local visibility a Google update took. Twenty-three days after go-live: a 2,443-URL sitemap (the old site had under 200 pages), 2,500+ pages indexing on Google, community pages already ranking, and a client-run AI audit scoring the site 9.3/10 — then revising itself upward to top 1% nationally for home-services website architecture. The client's one-word review: “LEGENDARY.”
Watch Eco share the go-live.
The reel Eco Electric, Plumbing, Heating & Air posted when their Hydra OS site went live — featured here at the top of their launch story.
Eco Electric, Plumbing, Heating & Air (@ecoserviceswa)
“Truly truly LEGENDARY build!!”
Numbers that show up in the bank account.
Eco Electric, Plumbing, Heating & Air (ecoserviceswa.com) runs three trades — electrical, plumbing, and heating & air — across Seattle, Everett, and the greater Puget Sound, with a 4.9-star reputation across 2,200+ reviews and a clear ambition: to become the Pacific Northwest's energy-saving experts. Their old WordPress site wasn't broken so much as quietly losing ground: after a Google algorithm update, pages slipped out of the index, map-pack visibility was thin even for branded searches, and generic service-area headlines couldn't rank for the neighborhood-level searches that actually drive calls — so the business leaned harder on paid to make up the gap.
CI Web Group rebuilt Eco on Hydra OS, our AI-first, database-free platform, around the customer's problem instead of the company's brochure. All three trades are mapped across Seattle, Everett, and the Eastside with neighborhood-level targeting for communities like Ballard, Green Lake, and Queen Anne, and a messaging overhaul built on what wins this market — a “Stop Overpaying” narrative, the Eco Triple Guarantee (Transparent Pricing, 100% Satisfaction, No Mess), and the tagline “Buy it right, or buy it twice.”
The new site leads with tools, not a sales pitch: honest price ranges shown before anyone calls, a free second-opinion form that lets homeowners upload a competitor's quote, an interactive home-checkup that turns a vague problem into a qualified lead, a Washington rebates-and-incentives explorer, and an Energy Savings Planner for the energy-cost crunch hitting the PNW. A deep learning center establishes Eco as the area's energy authority — for both Google and the AI answer engines homeowners now ask first.
The reaction from Eco's own leadership landed the moment they saw the build. “I freaking love it,” said owner Cory Hesseltine. Christine, Eco's general manager, agreed: “Omg love it all so so much!!!”
And the site hasn't sat still since launch. Because Hydra OS separates content from design, Eco now has two complete, interchangeable visual skins over the same pages and data — the current one is a dark dusk-over-Seattle scene with an “Eco Experts · Your Home's Energy Experts” hero and an illustrated, interactive house where numbered hotspots walk visitors through smart panel upgrades, EV charger installation, water heater repair, the FloTech water softener, heat pump service, and QuietCool whole-house fans. A customer-projects toast quietly surfaces recent jobs — a tankless water heater install in Kirkland, a panel upgrade in Renton — each linking to the matching service page, and a “Home Safety Needs” learning-center section in the main navigation covers leak protection, arc-fault protection, smoke and CO detectors, surge protection, GFCI outlets, and grounding for research-stage homeowners. On July 3 the learning center expanded again — the Resources hub now carries roughly 50 intent-tiered Learn guides and Evaluate decision guides across all three trades. The custom-component cadence kept going from there: Washington Home Showcase and Property Systems Widget, the honest-pricing cost-guide mesh, Home Energy Savings Planner and Generator Match Quiz, a native Booking Wizard on Contact, Eco's Instagram go-live reel pinned on this story, and a Smart Panel load simulator plus commercial hydro-jetting page — and on July 17 the interactive education wave itself: an /equipment showcase hub with tap-through anatomy explorers for eight featured units, a Manual J load calculator, a water-heater code explorer, a home circuits explorer, a sewer responsibility diagram, a static pressure lab, and IAQ particle-capture scenes wired through the learning library.
Three weeks in, the reporting reads like a different website. Eco's previous site carried fewer than 200 pages; the production sitemap now carries 2,443 URLs — 119 neighborhood and city pages across 41 Puget Sound cities, roughly 1,750 city-localized service pages each carrying its real utility, rebates, and permit office, golf-course and waterfront community collections, and 145+ guides with 36 honest comparisons — and CI reporting counts 2,500+ pages already indexing on Google, with the hyperlocal community pages ranking ahead of the 4–6 week forecast set at the July 5 baseline. Brand clicks were up 63% in the first week; by the baseline lock, search clicks per day were up 20% with click-through rate up 21%, direct visits had nearly doubled, and organic search remained the site's best-converting channel.
Then the client graded the work himself. On July 18, Eco's ownership ran an independent AI assessment from their own account — SEO A, Local SEO A+, AI Search Readiness A, AEO A-, E-E-A-T A, Technical Foundation A, Accessibility A, 9.3 out of 10 overall — and sent it to CI Web Group with a one-word message: “LEGENDARY,” followed by a heart. The audit's top remaining asks for top-1%-nationally status — equipment comparison pages and interactive diagrams — had shipped to production the day before, and the client's real field photography is already flowing into the galleries behind them. The humans agreed with the machine. “Madly in love with Team CI Web group!!” Cory wrote the same day. “Truly truly LEGENDARY build!!” And Eco's GM Christine Sin: “Love the Hydra summary as well! You guys are truly so incredible. So lucky to partner with yall!!”
The audit didn't get the last word — the audit's revision did. With the education wave live, the client re-ran the assessment and the same AI moved its own goalposts up: “Top 1% nationally for home-services website architecture. Likely #1 in Puget Sound for AI-readiness and content breadth. Likely top 3 regionally for overall website quality.” Its honest caveat — organic-traffic, backlink, and map-pack crowns require performance data — came with the conclusion CI Web Group builds toward on every launch: “The website is no longer the weak link.” The next gains, per the audit, come from index control, authority concentration, backlinks, digital PR, branded demand, and local map dominance — the growth lanes that follow every Hydra build. Cory delivered the news by phone first: “I was just calling to tell you how amazing you were and speak incredibly highly about the team — I fucking love our website.” Then, in writing: “Just saying if youre not first youre last.” Challenge logged.
Every page ships with structured brand intelligence built in, so Google and AI answer engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini can verify exactly what the business does — and new pages are submitted for indexing the moment they go live, not weeks later. It's all built on Hydra OS: a database-free architecture that's dramatically faster and harder to hack than a traditional WordPress site, with an intelligence layer that keeps it optimizing itself.
Before & after.
- Since 2012Family-owned across the Puget Sound
- On WordPressLost rankings after a Google update; dated design
- Jun 25, 2026Hydra OS go-live — home checkup, free second opinion, rebates explorer, financing calculator, transparent price ranges
- Jul 3, 2026Energy Experts skin + Washington Home Showcase + ~50-guide Learning Center
- Jul 5–10, 2026Property Systems Widget · cost-guide mesh · Energy Savings Planner · Generator Match Quiz
- Jul 12–16, 2026Booking Wizard · Instagram go-live reel · Smart Panel load simulator · commercial hydro-jetting — and one weekend push to 41 cities, 119 neighborhood pages & two community collections
- Jul 17, 2026Interactive education wave ships — /equipment showcase hub, Manual J load calculator, code explorer, pressure lab & IAQ scenes
- Jul 18, 20262,443-URL sitemap · 2,500+ pages indexing on Google · community pages already ranking · client's own AI audit: 9.3/10 — “LEGENDARY”
- Jul 18, 2026The follow-up audit revises upward — top 1% nationally for home-services website architecture · likely #1 in Puget Sound for AI-readiness & content breadth
Eco's old site wasn't slow — it was losing visibility: after a Google update, pages slipped out of the index and neighborhood searches went unanswered. The rebuild on Hydra OS is a database-free, AI-first architecture built to win those searches back — from under 200 pages before to a 2,443-URL sitemap 23 days after go-live, with community pages already ranking.
The visuals behind the story.
Built to load before they blink.
Lighthouse 13 (desktop), measured on the new Hydra build — Jun 2026.
Live since Jun 25, 2026 — and improved ever since.
Every dated entry is one of two things: a performance gain measured against this client's own pre-launch baseline (Google Analytics, Search Console, Google Business Profile, and call tracking — percentage gains only, the raw numbers stay private), or a strategic addition shipped to the live site straight from our build record. A Hydra site isn't a launch-and-leave project — the timeline below is what continuous improvement actually looks like.
- Jun 25, 2026 · Go-liveEco Electric, Plumbing, Heating & Air went live on Hydra OS
- Jul 2, 2026Brand clicks up 63% in the first week live
Clicks on “eco electric and plumbing” rose 63% with CTR improving from 13.2% to 21.1% in the first eight days on Hydra OS vs the nine days before launch.
Source: CI reporting (Search Console), Jun 25 – Jul 2, 2026 vs Jun 16 – 24, 2026.
- Jul 3, 2026Energy Experts skin + Washington Home Showcase
Eco's second interchangeable design skin went live — a dusk-over-Seattle Energy Experts hero with an interactive illustrated house — alongside the Washington Home Showcase, an eight-system Craftsman cross-section that walks visitors through the whole-home energy stack without leaving the homepage. Fresh Lighthouse (mobile) on the new skin: 100 performance, 97 accessibility, 77 best practices, 100 SEO.
Source: hydra-sites build record (git) + Lighthouse (mobile), measured live — Jul 3, 2026.
- Jul 3, 2026Learning center expanded — heat pumps, ductless & ≈50 guides live
Eco's Resources learning center grew well beyond the Home Safety Needs section: an intent-tiered library of roughly 50 Learn guides and Evaluate decision guides now spans all three trades. New heat pump education covers what a heat pump costs to run in Seattle, heat pump vs gas furnace for Puget Sound homes, sizing with Manual J, and normal-vs-problem heat pump noises; new ductless coverage explains what a ductless mini-split is, ducted heat pump vs ductless mini-split, and ductless vs central AC in Seattle. The library also adds Washington HVAC rebate explainers, water heater comparisons (heat pump vs tankless vs tank), panel-upgrade and backup-power decision guides, and a Code Corner hub — answer-first pages built for the questions homeowners and AI answer engines actually ask.
Source: ecoserviceswa.com learning center, Jul 3, 2026.
- Jul 3, 20265-star Google review from Eco's leadership
Christine Sin, Eco's General Manager, posted a verified ★★★★★ Google review of CI Web Group: “We've gone through multiple website and SEO partners before but none of them produce results on day 1 of going live with a new website like Jennifer has! CI Web Group brings real expertise to the table. They're not like the other SEO companies with recycled playbooks. They have ingenious ideas in SEO marketing that's not like others that just use a template for your website. And this team knows how to EXECUTE - the challenge will be to catch up to how quickly she and her team moves. Best marketing partner ever!”
Source: Verified Google review — Christine Sin, General Manager, Eco Electric, Plumbing, Heating & Air — ★★★★★, Jul 3, 2026.
- Jul 5, 2026Hyperlocal community pages + Property Systems Widget
A hyperlocal community wave shipped branded illustrations, OG cards, events/HOA surfaces, and the Property Systems Widget on service-area templates — homeowners pick a housing type and see the systems Eco recommends for that Puget Sound neighborhood.
Source: hydra-sites build record (git); live on service-area templates (verified Jul 17, 2026).
- Jul 5, 2026Launch-window search gains lock the official baseline
CI reporting locked Eco's official measurement baseline — and the launch window had already moved: Google Search clicks per day up 20% with click-through rate up 21% versus the pre-launch month, direct visits nearly doubled, social traffic up 6×, and organic search converting at roughly 53% of visits versus 34% for paid. A sitewide title rewrite (nearly every page title had been getting cut off in Google results) lifted the on-page technical score from 97.0 to 98.7 out of 100.
Source: CI reporting (GA4 + Search Console), Jun 5 – Jul 5, 2026 vs May 6 – Jun 4, 2026 — official launch baseline.
- Jul 8, 2026Honest-pricing authority stack + cost-guide mesh
“Why AI Doesn't Understand Home Services Costs in Seattle & the Puget Sound” went live alongside researched How Much Does It Cost guides (HVAC systems, electrical panels, hot water heaters, repipes, drain cleaning, EV charger installation) and a content-localization wave — the page CI Web Group now cites as the flagship edition of its honest-pricing playbook.
Source: hydra-sites build record (git); live at /why-ai-doesnt-know-home-services-pricing and /how-much-does-* (verified Jul 17, 2026).
- Jul 10, 2026Home Energy Savings Planner + Generator Match Quiz
The interactive whole-home upgrade planner went live at /home-energy-savings-planner — rebates, financing, and efficiency upgrades stacked into one plan-builder (now the live proof behind CI Web Group's Rebate + Financing Stack Calculator). The same week shipped the Generator Match Quiz on the generators hub: a guided quiz that matches homeowners to the right backup-power option and can hand off a qualified lead.
Source: hydra-sites build record (git); live at /home-energy-savings-planner and /generators (verified Jul 17, 2026).
- Jul 12, 2026One weekend push: 41 cities, 119 neighborhood pages, two community collections
A single weekend build wave took the site to 2,388 live pages: golf-course and waterfront community collections researched from each neighborhood's real history, housing eras, and utility programs; featured city pages for Tacoma and Arlington; 119 neighborhood and city pages across 41 cities; roughly 1,750 city-localized service pages each carrying its real electric utility, rebates, and permit office; and 145+ guides including 36 honest side-by-side comparisons. Eco's verified 4.9★ Google rating across 2,300+ reviews now displays sitewide, pulled straight from their Business Profile, alongside the PSE Trade Ally Network credential.
Source: CI reporting to the client (Slack build report), Jul 12, 2026; community collections verified live Jul 18, 2026.
- Jul 12, 2026Native 3-step Booking Wizard on Contact
Contact replaced the placeholder “form being connected” path with a native Booking Wizard — trade → location → contact details — wired through the form relay with split TCPA consent. Same optimization batch closed a WCAG 2.2 AA pass and a sitewide SEO/link-graph cleanup.
Source: hydra-sites build record (git); live at /contact (verified Jul 17, 2026).
- Jul 15, 2026Instagram go-live reel pinned on the Hydra Launches story
The reel Eco (@ecoserviceswa) posted about their Hydra OS launch is embedded at the top of this story and featured on the CI Web Group homepage — the customer's own social proof of the cutover, not a CIWG mockup.
Source: hydra-sites build record (git); Instagram official embed on /featured-customers/eco-services.
- Jul 16, 2026Smart Panel load simulator + commercial hydro-jetting page
A dedicated /smart-panel landing shipped with an interactive load simulator — flip circuits, manage EV/dryer loads under a 100A ceiling, and see why electrification starts at the panel. The same day added Commercial Hydro Jetting & Sewer Camera Services for Eco's commercial plumbing lane, plus a sitewide search dialog shell in the nav (Pagefind wiring follows a core gate).
Source: hydra-sites build record (git); live at /smart-panel and /commercial-hydro-jetting (verified Jul 17, 2026).
- Jul 17, 2026Interactive education wave ships — equipment showcases + hands-on learning scenes
The education wave left the build pipeline and hit production in four same-day batches: an /equipment showcase hub with interactive anatomy explorers for eight featured units (Daikin Atmosphera, Trane and RunTru furnaces, Goodman side-discharge, Hisense Hi-Multi and more — spec bars, warranty timelines, and honest consider-instead alternatives included), the completed comparison series, and hands-on learning scenes wired through the library: a Manual J load calculator, water-heater code explorer, home circuits explorer, sewer responsibility diagram, static pressure lab, IAQ home scene with particle-capture visual, and an HSPF2-to-dollars converter — plus brand home diagrams and product scenario graphics on the Flo by Moen, Halo, FloTech, and QuietCool pages.
Source: hydra-sites build record (git); /equipment hub verified live Jul 18, 2026.
- Jul 18, 2026From under 200 pages to a 2,443-URL sitemap — community pages already ranking
Eco's previous website carried fewer than 200 pages. Twenty-three days after go-live, the production sitemap carries 2,443 URLs, CI reporting counts 2,500+ pages indexing on Google, and the hyperlocal community pages are already ranking — ahead of the 4–6 week first-movement forecast CI reporting set at the July 5 baseline.
Source: CI reporting (Search Console) + live sitemap.xml, measured Jul 18, 2026.
- Jul 18, 2026The client's own AI audit: 9.3/10 — sent over with one word: “LEGENDARY” ❤️
Eco's ownership ran an independent AI assessment of ecoserviceswa.com from their own account and sent CI Web Group the result with a one-word message — “LEGENDARY” and a heart. The AI's report card: SEO A, Local SEO A+, AI Search Readiness A, AEO A-, E-E-A-T A, Technical Foundation A, Accessibility A — 9.3/10 overall, with grades up from the same AI's previous pass (SEO A- to A, Local SEO A to A+, Accessibility A- to A). Its noted improvements: authoritative content and structured service information, an accessibility statement that “demonstrates ongoing website governance,” and a site “becoming much more AI-readable.” Its top remaining asks for top-1%-nationally status — equipment comparison pages and interactive diagrams — had shipped to production the day before.
Source: client-shared third-party AI assessment of ecoserviceswa.com, sent to CI Web Group — Jul 18, 2026.
- Jul 18, 2026The owner's verdict, in his own words: “Truly truly LEGENDARY build!!”
The same day, the thread from Eco's leadership filled in. It opened with “Are we live with the additions?” — they were — and owner Cory Hesseltine followed with “Madly in love with Team CI Web group!!”, “Truly truly LEGENDARY build!!”, and “THANK YOU.” GM Christine Sin added: “Love the Hydra summary as well! You guys are truly so incredible. So lucky to partner with yall!!” — and Cory closed by offering to be available for any review needed.
Source: client messages from Eco leadership to CI Web Group, Jul 18, 2026 — quoted verbatim.
- Jul 18, 2026The follow-up AI audit revises upward: top 1 percent nationally for home-services website architecture
With the education wave live, the client re-ran the same independent AI assessment — and the AI revised its own verdict upward. Where Eco truly ranks, per the audit: “Top 1% nationally for home-services website architecture,” “likely #1 in Puget Sound for AI-readiness and content breadth,” and “likely top 3 regionally for overall website quality” — while noting, honestly, that organic-traffic, backlink-authority, and map-visibility crowns can't be declared without performance data. Its conclusion, verbatim: “The website is no longer the weak link” — the next gains come from index control, authority concentration, backlinks, digital PR, branded demand, and local map dominance, “not from adding the content categories I previously claimed were missing.” The client sent it over after calling for no other reason than this: “I was just calling to tell you how amazing you were and speak incredibly highly about the team — I fucking love our website.” And the sign-off: “Just saying if youre not first youre last.”
Source: client-shared follow-up AI assessment of ecoserviceswa.com + client texts to CI Web Group — Jul 18, 2026, quoted verbatim.
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The next reporting window is already being measured — new verified milestones append here as they close.
SEO · AEO · GEO, by design.
- ›Dedicated electrical, plumbing & HVAC hubs
- ›119 neighborhood & city pages across 41 Puget Sound cities
- ›Golf-course & waterfront destination community collections
- ›~1,750 city-localized service pages — real utility, rebates & permit office on each
- ›Answer-first learning center + honest price-range guides
- ›Equipment showcase hub + glossary built for AI answers
- ›Service + location entities in JSON-LD
- ›Readable by ChatGPT, Perplexity & Gemini
- ›Intent-tiered Learn / Evaluate / Act content
- ›Geo-meshed service-in-city architecture
- ›Map-pack optimized across Seattle, the Eastside & North Sound
- ›Local PNW POV — Washington rebates, codes & climate
Experience, expertise, authority, trust.
- Family-owned and local across the Puget Sound since 2012
- Licensed, bonded & insured across all three trades — WA Lic. ECOELEP765P5
- 4.9-star rating across 2,300+ Google reviews — wired straight from their Business Profile
- PSE Trade Ally Network member — credential live sitewide
- BBB A+ Rated · Google Guaranteed · Best Pick Reports Certified
- Expertise.com Best Plumbers in Seattle (2021); People Love Us on Yelp (2024)
- The Eco Triple Guarantee — in writing on every job
The interactive layer, verified on the build.
Every Hydra OS site ships with interactive components engineered for conversions, lead capture, and time on site. These are the ones running on the Eco Electric, Plumbing, Heating & Air build.
Homeowners tap upgrades across Heating & Cooling, Water Heating, Electrical, and Smart & Controls — heat pumps, tankless water heaters, EV chargers, smart thermostats — and watch a live Efficiency Score ring and estimated $/yr savings build into a personal plan that's emailed back with an Eco expert follow-up.
Every tap is a stated interest — the emailed plan arrives as a self-qualified project list, and the score ring keeps visitors exploring upgrades they hadn't considered calling about.
“What's going on with your home?” — an illustrated house dotted with color-coded Heating & Air, Plumbing, and Electrical markers. Tap the ones that sound familiar, build “My home checklist,” and email it over. No call required to start.
A tri-trade symptom picker turns one visit into a multi-service lead — a homeowner who came for a breaker question can flag the water heater and the furnace on the way out.
On /smart-panel, flip household circuits and watch EV charger and dryer loads compete under a 100A service ceiling â a hands-on electrification lesson that makes panel upgrades concrete.
Homeowners who understand why the panel is the bottleneck arrive at the estimate already sold on the diagnosis, not debating whether electrification is “just a breaker swap.”
A three-step native booking flow on /contact â choose the trade, confirm the location, leave contact details â with split TCPA consent and form-relay delivery.
One clear path from intent to booked lead replaces a dead “form being connected” state and keeps Eco's phone and online channels in sync.
A guided quiz on the generators hub that scores backup-power needs against Eco's option set and can capture a follow-up lead when the match is clear.
Backup-power shoppers stop bouncing between vague “generators” pages and leave with a named option â and Eco leaves with a self-qualified project.
On the heat-pump water heater page, household size and heater inputs animate into estimated yearly operating savings versus a conventional tank.
The upgrade decision is math-first â visitors see the payback story before they ever ask for a quote.
A financing view reframes project costs as everyday monthly figures — the “cup of Starbucks a day” framing — so a new system reads as a budget line, not a lump sum.
Sticker shock is the biggest objection on replacement quotes — daily-cost framing keeps homeowners moving toward the estimate instead of postponing another season.
An interactive guide to HEAR, PSE, and IRA incentive programs — filterable cards showing what Washington homeowners may qualify for and how Eco helps claim it.
Rebate math often decides the project — owning that answer on-site captures high-intent searches and hands sales a customer who already knows their incentives.
A small toast slides in and rotates through recent customer projects — a tankless water heater install in Kirkland, an electrical panel upgrade in Renton, a heat pump installation in Bellevue — each one linking straight to the matching service page.
Live proof that neighbors nearby are booking the same work builds trust in the moment — and gives an on-the-fence visitor a one-click path from someone else's project to their own booking.
On the /equipment showcase hub, tap through a featured unit's components — compressor, coil, heat exchanger, blower — with spec bars, warranty timelines, install-process strips, and an honest consider-instead alternative for each of the eight featured units (Jul 17).
Equipment shoppers comparing models get the education on Eco's site instead of a manufacturer's — and arrive at the estimate already anchored to a unit Eco actually installs.
A hands-on sizing lesson in the Learn library: enter square footage, insulation, windows, and orientation and watch a real Manual J heating/cooling load take shape — with the inputs-scene explainer showing why each factor moves the number (Jul 17).
Homeowners who understand why sizing beats rules-of-thumb stop shopping on tonnage price alone — and treat Eco's load calculation as the credible bid.
More than a website — an operating layer.
Homeowners who already have a bid can upload it for a free, no-pressure review â a low-friction way to capture price-shopping leads.
Tap markers on an illustrated home to flag issues, build a checklist, and send it over â turning a vague problem into a qualified, detailed lead.
Pick the upgrades that fit your home, watch an efficiency score climb, and get an estimated yearly savings total emailed back.
Contact runs trade → location → details booking with split TCPA consent â replacing the placeholder form path with a live relay-backed wizard (Jul 12).
A guided quiz on the generators hub that matches homeowners to the right backup-power option and can hand off a qualified lead (Jul 10).
On /smart-panel, homeowners flip circuits and manage EV/dryer loads under a 100A ceiling â electrification education that ends in a quote path (Jul 16).
On the heat-pump water heater page, household inputs animate into estimated yearly savings so the upgrade math is visible before the call.
An interactive guide to HEAR, PSE, and IRA programs â surfacing the state and utility incentives Eco helps homeowners actually claim.
How Much Does It Cost guides for HVAC systems, electrical panels, hot water heaters, repipes, drain cleaning, and EV charger installation â plus the flagship Why AI Doesn't Know Home Services Pricing authority page.
On service-area templates, pick a housing type and see the systems Eco recommends for that Puget Sound community (Jul 5 hyperlocal wave).
A dedicated commercial plumbing lane page for hydro jetting and sewer camera work â expanding Eco beyond residential-only proof (Jul 16).
Honest cost ranges for HVAC systems, water heaters, and electrical panels â shown before a homeowner ever picks up the phone.
A clear comparison against gig handymen, PE-owned brands, and franchises that makes the licensed, local-family case at a glance.
Hydra OS separates content from design, so Eco runs two complete visual skins over the same pages and data — plus an eight-system Craftsman cross-section showcase on the homepage that tours the whole-home energy stack.
A dedicated “Home Safety Needs” section in the main navigation — leak protection, arc-fault protection, smoke & CO detectors, surge protection, GFCI outlets, grounding, and honest decide-stage guides like “True Cost of the Lowest Price” — expanded Jul 3 into a full Resources hub of ~50 Learn and Evaluate guides covering heat pumps, ductless mini-splits, water heaters, panel upgrades, and Washington rebates.
/equipment — eight featured units (Daikin Atmosphera, Trane & RunTru furnaces, Goodman side-discharge, Hisense Hi-Multi & more) with interactive anatomy explorers, spec bars, warranty timelines, and honest consider-instead alternatives (Jul 17).
A Manual J load calculator, water-heater code explorer, home circuits explorer, sewer responsibility diagram, static pressure lab, IAQ particle-capture scene, and HSPF2-to-dollars converter — hands-on lessons wired through the Learn library (Jul 17).
Golf-course and waterfront community collections — 23 researched community pages built on each neighborhood's real history, housing eras, HOA realities, and the utility programs that actually apply there (Jul 12).
Build components on this site.
29 components from the Hydra Build Components catalog are running on the Eco Electric, Plumbing, Heating & Air build — mined from the build's source, not a marketing list. Every chip links to what that component does and costs.
A platform that grows with them.
Three trades and 41 Puget Sound cities on a database-free Hydra OS build — from under 200 pages before to a 2,443-URL sitemap in 23 days, structured so Google and the AI answer engines can route the exact local request to Eco.
“I LOVE IT! Y'all are half human, half superhuman. I cannot thank you enough — and I'm a huge fan of Camille.
Madly in love with Team CI Web group!!
Truly truly LEGENDARY build!!
I was just calling to tell you how amazing you were and speak incredibly highly about the team — I fucking love our website.
Just saying if youre not first youre last”
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