Why this works: The form is impossible to miss because it lives in the hero. A single call CTA is placed inline next to the H1 for callers. Offices are addressed-only beneath. Zero filler. Best for: conversion-first, paid-traffic landings.

Why this works: Reads as two clean pillars under a single short header. Form and offices have equal visual weight — no element competes. Above-the-fold on most desktops. Best for: a balanced default, content-page feel.

Why this works: Louisville office photo serves as a full-bleed cinematic hero. Brand stripe under it. Form sits inside a navy panel on a white card — high contrast, premium. Both offices rendered equally below. Best for: "world-class designer" aesthetic. Strongest visual impression.

Why this works: Designed to maximize phone calls, which is your primary conversion action. Navy top band → office cards float up over the seam → form lives below as a quieter "or message us" alternative. Best for: aligning with your "phones first" CTA philosophy.

Why this works: Almost everything on the page is doing real work. Two office images flank the form. Single header, single call CTA. Most "world-class designer" of the five. Best for: the cleanest restraint possible.