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Shamrock Roofer — WordPress toward a modern frontend

Frontend restructuring and migration planning from a WordPress-heavy setup toward a modern stack, with attention to performance and editorial reality under real traffic.

  • Reduced reliance on legacy WordPress patterns where they blocked performance and change.
  • Clearer path toward a modern frontend without breaking what already served customers.
  • Improved performance and stability under real traffic and content update cadence.

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Context

Shamrock Roofer’s public site lived on WordPress with years of theme and plugin accumulation. The business needed a cleaner frontend architecture and a credible plan to move toward modern delivery—not a risky big-bang rewrite.

What Monarc Made focused on

  • Frontend structure — templates, asset loading, and the highest-friction pages for visitors and SEO.
  • Migration planning — sequencing, redirect and content strategy, and what could move incrementally vs. what needed a deliberate cutover.
  • Performance under real use — measured in terms of how the site felt during peak inquiry periods, not synthetic leaderboard scores.

How it landed

The engagement prioritized clarity and risk reduction: less dependency on fragile legacy patterns, a documented direction for the stack, and improvements that held up once traffic and updates resumed.

Services involved

WordPress → Next.js & custom frontend rebuildsHigh-performance frontends & modern rebuildsLegacy modernization & performance rescue
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