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W.S. Cumby Website

W.S. Cumby Fully Responsive Website, Homepage

W.S. Cumby worked alongside 4x3 to develop a company website that reflected our philosophy and put our projects on display. 4x3 delivered a functional and stylish website that surpassed our desires. They were responsive and enthusiastic every step of the way. We look forward to partnering with them for future ventures.

Lindsay Irvine

Marketing Associate

W.S. Cumby, a regional commercial construction services and building management firm, specializes in educational, religious, healthcare, commercial, multi-family residential and green building/LEED certified projects.

Web design, hosting and Drupal module updates

4x3 was commissioned to develop a site highlighting the company's work and commitment to quality and integrity. We also handle hosting and website maintenance as well as content management. 

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