What we do for Enervia
Enervia is an Engineering, Procurement and Construction firm in Youngsville, North Carolina, building solar, battery storage and grid infrastructure. We built and manage their website: a deep navy and amber identity, nine service lines from development support through commissioning, and a bespoke vector icon set drawn for their trade rather than pulled off a shelf.
Enervia is an Engineering, Procurement and Construction firm based in Youngsville, North Carolina. They build the systems that carry power: utility-scale solar, battery storage, and the grid infrastructure that connects both.
What we built
The brief was straightforward and hard to execute. An engineering firm’s website has to look like it engineers things. Enervia’s site runs on a deep navy with a single warm amber accent, which reads serious without reading cold, and it holds up on a phone screen in daylight because that is where most of this audience will see it.
Nine service lines, each its own section
Development support, engineering, procurement, civil and mechanical construction, electrical construction and interconnection, operations and maintenance, commissioning, construction management, and design services. Each one gets its own section rather than a line in a list, because a developer evaluating an Engineering, Procurement and Construction partner is checking for a specific capability, not skimming a summary.
Drawn, not downloaded
The service icons are a bespoke vector set built for this project. It is the kind of detail nobody asks for and everybody notices, and it is the difference between a site that looks like Enervia and one that looks like every other contractor running the same stock icon library.
Keeping it running
Web Management covers the parts that do not show. In 2026 we traced and repaired the site’s email delivery, which had been failing silently: every message the website sent was being rejected because the sending domain was not authenticated. That work included merging two competing sender policy records, a state that breaks authentication for every sender at once rather than degrading gracefully.
Services
Web Design
Full site build on their own brand: deep navy and warm amber, nine service lines laid out as their own sections, and a custom vector icon set drawn for energy infrastructure work.
Web Management
Ongoing hosting and maintenance, including a full repair of the site's email delivery and sender authentication.
What our AI platform found
Nine distinct service lines, from early development support through commissioning and long-term operations, each needing its own section rather than a single services paragraph.
The audience reads on a phone standing on a job site, so the mobile layout carries the same weight as the desktop one.
A bespoke vector icon set was drawn for their trade, so the site does not look like every other contractor running the same stock library.
Site email delivery was repaired end to end in 2026, including a merged sender policy that had been silently breaking every message the site sent.
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