Selected work

Five live builds. All custom.

Each project below is a real client site, hand-coded by Buildhaus. Open a row to see the live build as it stands today.

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nelocuts.com

Brief

A Port of Spain barbershop, two years in, outgrowing the Instagram-DM booking thread. The brief: a brand the shop could put on aprons, signage, and packaging, plus a custom-coded site that takes bookings without feeling like a Linktree.

We hand-coded the site, wired the chair-calendar booking into the shop's existing schedule, and shipped a brand kit the owner uses every week, not a deck that lives on a hard drive.

Visit nelocuts.com
certifiedscoop.com

Brief

A Caribbean frozen-treats brand growing from a few cooler accounts into proper online retail. The brief: a storefront that could rotate seasonal flavours, run pickup and delivery automations end-to-end, and look as considered as what comes out of the freezer.

We built it on a custom-coded base with no Shopify lock-in, wired ordering, inventory, and fulfilment through n8n, and shipped a brand system that flexes with the flavour menu instead of fighting it.

Visit certifiedscoop.com
pandahouse.tt

Brief

A D'Abadie kitchen serving Trini-Chinese plates, finally getting a real digital home. The brief: a brand identity plus a custom-coded site for menu, ordering, and pickup or delivery, fast enough to load on a 3G corner in under a second.

We're mid-build. The brand kit landed first, the site is going up section by section in public, and the ordering flow ships next.

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ervaidlaw.com

Brief

A boutique London litigation firm acting in civil and criminal matters, moving from a referral-led practice to a real digital front door. The brief: an editorial brand built around the line "Defending your business. Defending your reputation. Defending you." plus a custom-coded site with practice-area routing and a discreet 24/7 contact path.

We hand-coded the site on a slim base, wired the contact and intake flow into the firm's secure inbox, and shipped a brand kit that reads like a serious firm without overplaying the wig-and-gown cliché.

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barbergear.co.uk

Brief

A UK trade-supply storefront for working barbers, growing from cash-and-carry to a real online channel. The brief: a brand and storefront that read like a kit catalogue, not a generic Shopify shop, with weekly stock cadence and same-week dispatch wired through to fulfilment.

We built it on a custom-coded base with no platform tax, wired ordering, restock subscriptions and trade accounts end-to-end, and shipped a brand system that flexes with the catalogue instead of fighting it.

Visit barbergear.co.uk
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