With the launch of this new website, Sempergreen wishes to support its customers even further with information, inspiration, online project recommendations and interactive services with regard to green roofs and green façades.
In view of the international character of Sempergreen's customers, the website is available in no less than 8 languages.
Why a new website?
The number of visitors to the Sempergreen website as well as the number of followers via social media has grown considerably during the last few years. This has also led to changes in the wishes of visitors. It was therefore high time to respond to the wishes and requirements of today and the future. The website has been transformed from an informative website with lots of text to a visually attractive website with plenty of inspiration and reference photos. For every visitor, regardless of professional group, the correct information is just a few clicks away.
Interactive and responsive
The Sempergreen website is now also responsive for all devices. The user experience for desktops, tablets and mobile phones is now optimal. What's more, the interactive functionalities have been considerably expanded. In this way, the visitor can chat with or contact a staff member directly, request an obligation-free quote or place an order. Everything to make the contact as easy as possible.
Recommendations tailored to any project
Whether you are an architect, (project) developer, contractor, roofer or gardener, you can come to Sempergreen for advice tailored to your needs and wishes. Prescribing a green roof or green façade has never been more simple for an architect. With the new advice centre you receive, in just 5 steps, a specification text, technical drawing, 3D drawing and product sheet, all tailored to the specifications of your project. In total the database comprises over 700 different recommendations for all European climates.
Knowledge centre
Sempergreen not only grows its own direct green solutions for green roofs, green façades and ground cover. The company has also developed into a knowledge centre for sustainable applications in the battle against flooding, bee and butterfly mortality and the loss of biodiversity in urban areas. In collaboration with external parties, such as the Dutch Butterfly Conservation foundation, research is carried out into the effects of greenery in our living environment. And we are happy to share this information through our website.
