01Home repair & property care

FixBridge

A home-repair and property-care platform with distinct homeowner and contractor journeys, repair guidance and professional-service pathways.

Live website · fixbridge.us

FixBridge homepage on desktop
FixBridge homepage on mobile

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Screenshot: FixBridge desktop view

Website screenshot — not interactive. fixbridge.us sends X-Frame-Options: DENY and frame-ancestors 'none', so browsers refuse to show it inside another website.

Embedding checked October 11, 2026. Screenshots captured from the public website. Nothing is proxied or modified.

Our role

Omni Pro Network designed and built the FixBridge website from scratch.

FixBridge organizes home-repair requests, property information and professional-service coordination. The public site separates the homeowner journey from the contractor journey and presents one guided path from describing a problem to booking the work.

Project scope

A repair usually starts with uncertainty: what is wrong, what it might cost and which professional to trust. The site is designed to replace that search with a structured request and clear next steps.

  • Responsive website and application front end
  • Homeowner and contractor journeys
  • Repair request and sign-in entry points

Technology & integrations

Observed on the public website on October 11, 2026.

  • Single-page application front end built with Vite
  • Hosted on Railway and served over HTTPS with HSTS
  • Content Security Policy that blocks framing and limits scripts to the site, Stripe.js, Google Identity Services and jsDelivr
  • LeadConnector web widget and Google Fonts loaded on the homepage

Implementation

  • Separate entry points for homeowners and contractors
  • A repair request path (“Post a Repair”) and account sign-in
  • A four-step journey presented on the homepage: describe the problem, assessment, compare bids, book the work
  • Responsive layouts for desktop, tablet and phone

Delivered outcomes

  • A live, publicly accessible website at fixbridge.us
  • Homeowner and contractor journeys with repair-request and sign-in entry points
  • Desktop, tablet and phone layouts, shown in the screenshots below

No traffic, conversion or performance results are claimed.

Supporting evidence

Live website at fixbridge.us (opens in a new tab)

  • Public website, response headers and loaded resources reviewed on October 11, 2026.
  • Desktop, tablet and phone screenshots of the homepage, captured the same day (below).
  • fixbridge.us sends X-Frame-Options: DENY and frame-ancestors 'none', so browsers refuse to show it inside another website.

Not independently verified: The AI assessment, bidding, payments (Stripe) and account sign-in (Google) features are presented by the public site but were not exercised in this review.

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