Yearout Mechanical Launches a New Website Built Around Its New Mexico Work
Interface designed and built the Albuquerque contractor's new site on Webflow, with 15 case studies of its New Mexico work and a careers page fed straight from Legence's HR system.
Yearout Mechanical's new website went live on Friday, November 6, at www.yearout.com. Interface designed and built it on Webflow for the Albuquerque company, which describes itself as "a full-service, design-build mechanical and plumbing contractor servicing the southwest." Yearout is part of Legence (Nasdaq: LGN) and is the latest of its operating companies to launch on the shared website system Interface built for them.
The site is built around Yearout's own projects. Fifteen case studies document its work in New Mexico, from the UNMH Central Utility Plant and the Albuquerque International Sunport Terminal Improvements to the Sandia Resort & Casino 3 Level Expansion and New Mexico State University's Chilled Water System Improvements. Nine industry pages, among them Healthcare, Education, Data Centers and Gaming & Casinos, let an owner start from the kind of building they run. Solutions and services pages set out the rest of what the company does, from Building Information Modeling and fabrication to HVAC, plumbing and 24/7 emergency service, and a leadership page introduces nine of its leaders.
Yearout's open positions, eight at the moment, reach the careers page automatically from Legence's Dayforce HR system. A job posted once appears on the Yearout site without anyone entering it a second time.
The shared system means the site can grow as Yearout adds work. Every company site on it uses one component library and one content model, with that company's own brand, photography and content on top, so adding a case study or an industry page means filling in a template that is already built and already branded for Yearout. Even the homepage hero is a content-managed slider, which lets the projects featured at the top of the site change as the record grows.
Interface took the site from design and build through a pre-launch review of every page and collection to the launch cutover, including the domain and search indexing, and now handles its ongoing web care. The site runs its own cookie-consent and analytics setup, so visitor tracking starts only after a visitor agrees.
In 2023, Interface and Legence partnered on a 3D interactive timeline of Legence's sustainability services. More of Interface's Legence work is on the We Are Legence work page.
