Twelve homepage concepts.

Before this goes to the client

• The roadrunner is not the state bird. Arizona’s is the cactus wren; the greater roadrunner belongs to New Mexico. It is still a genuine Sonoran Desert icon, so the mascot stands, but the copy never calls it the state bird.
• Two coupon amounts are placeholders and are flagged in red on the page. The Submit & Save discount needs a dollar figure and an expiration date from the client.
• Reviews. Only one verified quote was available from the live site, so the section leads with it plus an evergreen Google badge that never needs updating. Swap in two more once we have them.
• Blog posts are placeholder titles pointing at the contact form. They wire up to real posts when the blog is built.
• The 115 degree figure is presented as a seasonal peak, not a live reading. If the client wants a live temperature we can wire a free weather feed.
• Every colour is in the brand. Only the seven analyzer hexes and tints or shades of those same hues. No new colour families anywhere. Text colour is driven by whether a section sits on a light or a dark ground, so re-skinning a section can no longer strand a colour behind.
• Buttons are one line everywhere. Icon, then the CTA. The 24/7 promise sits above or beside the button, never inside it. This is enforced by a headless check on every build.
• All motion is CSS. No animation libraries. JavaScript only toggles classes, and a reduced motion block is in every file.
• Mobile is checked at 390. Every control clears a 44px tap target, every grid collapses to one column, no horizontal scroll, drawer opens and closes on Escape.
• Contrast is measured from rendered pixels, not guessed from the stylesheet. Every piece of text on all twelve pages clears WCAG AA against the ground actually painted behind it, gradients and photo scrims included. Filled orange always carries a near black label at 6.0 to 1.