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For the homepage of Sentry Pest Solutions, a family-run, licensed pest control company (License #PC-04471) serving the Charlotte metro area since 2011, build a site where scheduling an inspection is the primary action and the whole page reads as competent and unhurried, not alarmist — no cartoon bugs with red X's through them. For the hero, use a full-bleed photo of a real technician in a navy Sentry uniform crouched at a home's foundation with a flashlight and inspection clipboard, morning light, a real house in the background — not a lab-coat stock photo. Overlay a thin navy gradient at the bottom third only, ~25% opacity, to seat the headline. Nav reads Sentry Pest Solutions; headline: Pest-Free, On Your Schedule set large but restrained (roughly 6rem at desktop, not viewport-spanning — this is a trust business, not a spectacle); subheadline: Licensed, local, and backed by a 90-day guarantee; CTA Get Your Free Inspection in safety amber. Typography is General Sans Semibold for display, Inter for body — both actually loaded, both visible in the type scale from the 6rem headline down through 0.875rem fine print. Ground is a tinted warm off-white #F6F3EC, ink navy #12213B for text, and one accent, safety amber #F2A93B, repeating on every CTA, the guarantee badge, and the tracker below — never pure white, never a generic blue link color. Layout is editorial rather than centered-hero-plus-three-cards: the service list (termite, rodent, mosquito & tick, general pest, commercial) runs as an offset two-column list with real per-service copy, not icon tiles, and the license/guarantee badges sit oversized in the margin rather than centered under the fold. The signature moment is the Arrival Tracker: styled like a food-delivery tracker, it shows Your technician, Dave R., arrives between 2:00–4:00 PM with a small van icon that animates along an illustrated route line toward a house icon as a demo once scrolled into view, plus a text-update opt-in line beneath it — this exact tracker visual should reappear on the booking-confirmation state so a customer recognizes it as the same promise. Motion stays quiet and confident: hero fades up 300ms ease-out on load, the tracker's van glides along its route over 2.4s ease-in-out (paused by default, plays once on scroll-into-view, doesn't loop), and card hovers lift 2px at 150ms ease-out; under prefers-reduced-motion, the van sits static at its current position with no animation. Close with real service-area suburbs, a real guarantee period, and real technician names — nothing bracketed or placeholder anywhere on the page.

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