Edenhauser Bau

Edenhauser Bau case study

A Serbian water, sewage and infrastructure contractor, in Serbian, English and German. We did the whole project, built in Webflow.

ENGAGEMENT
Direct client, end to end
MARKET
Serbia
STACK
Webflow
SCOPE
One site, three languages
InfrastructureWebflowMultilingualSerbia
Edenhauser Bau
Introduction

A Serbian water, sewage and infrastructure contractor, in Serbian, English and German. We did the whole project, built in Webflow.

Background

Edenhauser Bau builds water supply and sewage networks and takes on construction and infrastructure work across Serbia, with its own fleet of machines and a team that handles projects of different sizes.

Challenge

The company works with partners and clients who don't all speak Serbian, so the site had to read just as well in English and German. And a contractor's site gets judged quickly, so everything had to be on one page: what they build, the machines they own, the projects they have done and how to reach them.

Solution
  • A single page with ten sections: services, why us, machinery, projects, reviews, about, partners, careers, FAQ and contact
  • Full Serbian, English and German versions with a language switcher
  • Their own machinery shown as proof, not stock photos

We ran the project end to end: structure, design, development in Webflow and launch, in all three languages.

Outcome

The site is live at edenhauserbau.rs in Serbian, English and German.

Conclusion

A clear one-page site in the right languages is often all a contractor needs. We can build it for you from start to finish.

3
Languages: Serbian, English, German
10
Sections, from services to careers
1
Page that tells the whole story

Eight arms. One partner. Zero dev tickets.

Thirty minutes. We look at your current site, you tell us what your team cannot do with it, and we tell you whether we can fix it in four weeks.

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Veljko Nikolic Mihajlo Stojanovic
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