A moving company that was booking jobs over Instagram

The problem

Garrido Moving Services had been running jobs for years — residential moves, commercial relocations, furniture assembly, even pianos and specialty items — with over 600 completed moves. None of that experience or credibility existed on the web. Their entire online presence was an Instagram account.

Every booking was a conversation. A potential client would message them, ask about pricing, ask about crew size, ask about the truck — back and forth, always through direct messages, always requiring someone available to reply before anything moved forward. There was no page to send a lead to, no way to self-qualify, and no way to book without talking to them first.

What we built

A six-page bilingual website (English and Spanish natively, not translated after the fact), built in Astro and hosted on their own domain and account — no dependency on any agency to keep the lights on.

• Real booking, not a contact form. Eight Cal.com event types cover every combination of crew size (2 to 5 movers) with or without a truck. A client picks what they need, sees the open time slots, and books — without messaging anyone first.
• Transparent pricing. Rates from $80 to $230 per hour depending on crew and truck, with minimum hours spelled out clearly. No surprises, no back-and-forth to get a number.
• Web3Forms contact. Inquiries that do not fit the standard booking flow come through a tested contact form that delivers to their inbox directly.
• GBP from day one. The Google Business Profile was created and live the same day the site launched — so the business started building online authority from the first day.

The result

Before, a potential client hitting their Instagram had no clear next step and no price in sight. Now the website answers the questions, shows the rates, and closes the booking — without anyone at Garrido having to be available.