Ivković Prevoz
firewood, towing and truck transport on one website
One company from Leskovac does three things that have nothing in common: it sells firewood, tows vehicles and hauls goods by truck across Serbia. All three are searched for with different words, at different times of year, and all three are arranged by phone. So the site has a home page for firewood and one page each for towing and for transport, no contact form, and every path leads to a call.
- Multi-page website
- Leskovac
- August 2026
- 3 min read
- PHP 8.5
- Nginx + FastCGI cache
- JSON-LD schema
- Consent Mode v2
- Customer
- Ivković Prevoz
- Industry
- Firewood, vehicle towing and freight transport by truck
- Area
- Firewood and towing: Leskovac, Lebane and the surrounding area · Transport: all of Serbia
- Type
- Website with a home page and two service pages
- Contact channel
- Phone (two numbers) and email, no contact form
- Technologies
- PHP 8.5 · Nginx · JSON-LD · Consent Mode v2
- Website
- ivkovicprevoz.rs
- Status
- Live site, actively maintained
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What Ivković Prevoz does
Ivković Prevoz is a Leskovac company that does three jobs. It sells firewood (beech, oak and hornbeam, by the cubic meter) with delivery and unloading in Leskovac, Lebane and the surrounding area. It tows cars and light delivery vans for Leskovac, Lebane, Vlasotince, Grdelica, Bojnik and the wider area. And it hauls goods by truck anywhere in Serbia.
It works Monday to Saturday, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., and on Sundays by arrangement. The same number answers for all three services, and there is a second number as well, plus email.
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A home page and two separate pages
The home page is devoted to firewood, because that is the most common reason people come. Below it sit two short cards for the other services, and the menu leads to separate pages for the towing service and truck transport service.
The reason for the split is search: someone typing “towing service Leskovac” should land on the towing page, not hunt through text about firewood. Each page has its own steps and its own questions, and the firewood questions are at the end of the home page.
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Types of wood and delivery
Beech, oak and hornbeam are shown on cards with approximate ratings for heat, ember duration and ease of lighting, with a note that they apply to dry wood. All three come in one-meter lengths, and the quantity is agreed in cubic meters. Only meter-length wood is sold, with no splitting and no pallets.
The company does the unloading, the delivery time is agreed by phone, Saturday deliveries run as usual, and Sundays are by arrangement. The price isn't on the site, because it depends on the type, the quantity and the delivery location.
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A website with no contact form
There isn't a single contact form on the site. Someone stuck by the roadside who needs a tow won't wait for a reply to a form, and a firewood buyer wants to hear the price and the delivery date in one call. That's why the call button, the second number and the email are on every page, and on phones the call button stays at the bottom of the screen.
The site also has no photos at all: the illustrations are line drawings, so the page opens instantly, even on a weak connection.
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What the client ends up with
An address that belongs to the business, with a certificate on automatic renewal and code that sits on the server and can be copied and moved. No monthly platform subscription and no plugins that fall apart during an update.
Analytics turns on only with consent: the banner offers a choice between the Accept button and Essential only button.
Numbers
Measured, not promised.
On a phone
The same site, in your hand.
Most visitors come from phones, so the layout, buttons and images are arranged for the small screen first.
Questions
What clients ask.
Why a home page and two separate pages, rather than everything on one?
Because people search for the three services with different words. The home page covers firewood, while towing and truck transport each have their own page with their own steps and questions, so visitors land on exactly what they searched for.
Why doesn't the site have a contact form?
Because everything is arranged by phone: with towing and firewood, the visitor wants an answer right away. A form would create an obligation nobody keeps up with, so every page has a call button, a second number and an email address.
Why are there no photos on the site?
On purpose: drawings take the place of photos, so the page loads without a single image request and opens quickly even on a weaker connection.
What wood is sold, and is the price on the site?
The company sells beech, oak and hornbeam by the cubic meter, in one-meter lengths. The price isn't on the site because it depends on the type, the quantity and the delivery location, so you get it over the phone.
How do I book truck transport?
By phone: you give the route, the type and amount of goods and the date, and the quote arrives before the truck sets off. Transport can be one-off or regular.
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