AgritechBC develops living treatments that clean contaminated soil and water: a fungus-based product, a product that helps the soil’s own microbes break down pollutants, and a system that helps plants take up what is in the ground. It works on oil and gas, landfill, farm and municipal sites, with its partner CleanGo Innovations. Its previous website was one long page, and none of the three products had a page of its own.
What the website needed to do.
A site manager at an oil field or a town works yard needs to know what each product does, where it is used and who stands behind it. The website needed a page for each product, the record of the CleanGo partnership and a direct way to ask about a contaminated site.
What we built.
We designed and coded a custom site. The homepage opens on an oil rig at sunset and the line “Ground broken. Then regenerated.” As the visitor scrolls, a film moves with the page: white fungal threads spread through dark soil while three lines appear in turn.
Each product has a section on the homepage and its own page that explains what it does in the ground and where it fits.
Six cards slide sideways as the visitor scrolls, one for each kind of site the treatments are used on, from contaminated soil and stream banks to wildfire land and town infrastructure. A four-step process, CleanGo’s press releases and a contact section follow.
What shipped.
We started the build on April 9, 2026, and the site went live on agritechbc.com 12 days later, on April 21. It has four pages:
| Page | What it holds |
|---|---|
| Homepage | The soil film, the three products, six places the treatments are used, a four-step process, four press releases and a contact section |
| MycoSet | The fungus-based treatment |
| BioIngress | The microbial activator |
| PhytoCentra | The plant uptake system |