One screen each. Their own logo navy and gold carry all three, measured against every ground. Pick one, or take one and name what you want changed.
Heritage civil engineering. High contrast serif on warm paper, a full bleed jobsite hero, and a survey datum rule with elevation ticks as the recurring device. Leads with the sixty-two years, which is the one thing nobody else in this market can claim.
Swiss engineering clarity. Massive grotesk, an exposed twelve column grid, and the hero carries a drawn trench section instead of a photograph. Their services print as a ruled index. This one needs the least photography of the three, which matters right now.
Clean, modern, professional, read literally. One family two weights, radius zero, ornament budget zero. A fifty fifty navy panel against the photograph, a dark three panel strip beneath it, and their gold as a full height block in the nav and one saturated band.
Photography note: every stock frame is badged on the page. The only genuine Wharff photograph in all three tiles is the storm shelter set in an open trench, which is theirs. Their old site's service imagery is licensed Shutterstock belonging to their previous web vendor, so none of it was reused.