The New ENF Website: Faster, Clearer and Built for Your Phone

If you have been here before, you will notice the site looks different. We rebuilt enf-company.com this month, and this short note explains what changed, what did not, and where to find things.

What changed

It is faster, especially on a phone. Most people who find a contractor are standing in the room they want to change, phone in hand. The new pages carry far less weight than the old ones, the photos load at the size your screen needs, and on a phone there is a bar at the bottom of every page with two buttons: call Eduard, or ask for a free estimate.

It is shorter. The old home page took a lot of scrolling. The new one puts the whole house on one screen: what we build, where we build it, how a job runs, and the latest guides from the job site.

Every trade has its own page. Kitchens, bathrooms, additions and ADUs, roofing, siding, windows, fences, painting and gutters each have real cost ranges, a short FAQ and the guides that go with them. The full list is on the services page.

Every city has its own page, too. What we build in Everett, Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland, Lynnwood, Bothell and Edmonds is different, because the houses are different, and the pages say so. They are all under service areas.

What did not change

The phone number is the same, and Eduard still answers it. The process is the same five steps, from a free in-home estimate to the final walkthrough, and it is written out on the process page. The reviews are the same homeowners in Kirkland, Bellevue and Everett. Every guide in Field Notes is still here, at the same address, and we will keep adding to them. The most recent is on what a roof replacement costs around Seattle.

Where to start

If you are pricing a project, the cost guides are the fastest route: kitchens, bathrooms, additions, ADUs and siding. If you would rather see the work, the projects page has the Bellevue white-oak kitchen that now opens the site. And if you already know what you want, skip all of it and ask for an estimate. The visit is free, the number is written and itemized, and the person who gives it to you is the person who builds it.

Found something broken, or a page that does not answer your question? Tell us. A website is like a house: it is never quite finished, and the owner should hear about the drips.

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