One family.
Nine identities.

Keep the identity.

Use each original logo without redrawing, recoloring, stretching, or replacing its lettering. Give it a calm black background and ample clear space. Always pair subsidiary navigation with a discreet “A Southwest Corridor company” link.

Black. Orange. Space.

Black is the foundation. Orange marks meaningful actions and small accents. White and neutral gray bring contrast to content. Keep photography in its natural colors.

Use black text on orange buttons. On light backgrounds, use #A84200 for small orange text. Keep body text at least 16px.

Quiet confidence.

Manrope for headings. Inter for body copy and controls. Regular-to-medium headline weights, generous line spacing, and short labels. Avoid all-caps paragraphs, sales hyperbole, and dense introductory copy.

Desktop headings 56–96px; mobile 40–56px. Body 16–20px. Labels 14px. Use a 1,320px content maximum and a consistent 8px spacing scale.

Shared structure.
Company-specific stories.

Use the same header, mobile navigation, button styles, project cards, service layouts, contact sections, and family footer across every site. Keep each company’s imagery, service structure, project examples, and calls to action specific to its customers.

2px corner radius. Thin neutral borders. No decorative gradients, heavy shadows, automatic carousels, or competing calls to action. Restrained 180–250ms transitions with reduced-motion support.

Show the work.

Use original project photography with consistent aspect ratios and verified captions. Wide architectural views establish context; close-ups communicate craft. Distinguish renderings from completed work. Prefer fewer excellent images to a crowded gallery.

Apply the same foundation.