A public website and a private Business Hub for a family-owned oilfield construction company in Maysville, Oklahoma — one place for the trucks, equipment, and paperwork that used to live in a truck console and an insurance binder.
Clune Construction has been doing roustabout, pipeline, and dirt work across Oklahoma since 2006 — but like a lot of established trade businesses, the paperwork behind that work lived wherever it landed: fuel and parts receipts loose in a truck console, vehicle and trailer details buried in an insurance schedule nobody opened between renewals, and a public website that didn't say much about who they actually were.
Two things, working together: a public website that tells Clune's story and brings in bids, and a private Business Hub where the office runs the parts of the business that used to live on paper.
A dark, red-and-white site built around the crew and the iron — a home page that leads with the trucks, a fleet page that lists out the heavy equipment, and a bid request form that gets a job in front of JD or Cory without a round of phone tag.
Photography by PCondit Media, our business photography & video partner.
A private, password-gated dashboard for everything Clune owns and spends — vehicles, trailers, and equipment pulled straight from the insurance schedule, spending broken down by truck and by driver, and a receipts inbox that turns what the crew turns in from the field into numbers the office can trust.
Two lightweight mobile forms let the crew turn in a receipt or check a truck, trailer, or machine in from a phone at the pump — no login, no app to install, just a page they can add to their home screen.
Everything Clune owns and spends now lives in one place instead of a truck console and an insurance binder — and the office can see it without waiting on the field to remember to mention it.