Tru-Marine: A New Website for a Global Marine Turbocharger and Engine MRO Specialist
The new Tru-Marine website was designed and built from scratch by Orfeostory for a global marine turbocharger and engine MRO specialist. It presents services by equipment, maps service stations worldwide and takes service requests around the clock. Tru-Marine reported more traffic and lower bounce rates after launch (verified Clutch review).
Tru-Marine project at a glance
- Client: Tru-Marine Pte. Ltd.
- Industry: Marine and industrial MRO (maintenance, repair and overhaul)
- Location:Singapore (global headquarters)
- Services: Website design and development, built from scratch
- Platform: WordPress, Elementor
- Project: December 2024 – April 2025
- Key features: Services and solutions sections, global network map, maker authorisations, 24-hour hotline and service booking, news, events, e-brochures
- Live site: trumarine.com
- Client rating: 5.0 / 5 (verified Clutch review)
What changed for Tru-Marine
Better tracking of website activity
Tru-Marine can now track how visitors use the site (client-reported, Clutch).
More traffic after launch
Website traffic increased after the new site went live (client-reported).
Lower bounce rates after launch
Fewer visitors leave after one page (client-reported).
Delivered on time
Rated 5.0 for quality, schedule, cost and willingness to refer.
News and events published regularly
The team keeps the site up to date with news, events and exhibitions.
What challenge did Tru-Marine face?
Tru-Marine provides highly technical services, from scheduled overhauls to emergency repairs, for turbochargers, governors, fuel systems and engines, through stations around the world. Its website needed to explain these services clearly to ship operators and engineers, and to show the authorisations and global reach behind them.
The new site also needed to reflect Tru-Marine's position in specialist repairs with a modern, professional design, and make it easy for customers to request service quickly.
What did Orfeostory build for Tru-Marine?
Orfeostory designed and built Tru-Marine's website from scratch on WordPress. It includes:
What results did Tru-Marine achieve?
What did Tru-Marine say about working with Orfeostory?
“They delivered on time and were responsive 24/7.”
Marketing Manager, Tru-Marine Pte. Ltd.
B2B and industrial websites: Common Questions
Questions businesses often ask before starting a project like this, answered from our experience building websites in Singapore since 2011.
It should explain your services and the equipment you work on, show your credentials, list your locations, and make it easy to request service. Tru-Marine's website covers services, solutions by equipment type, maker authorisations, a global station map and a 24-hour booking path.
Organise pages around what customers need: the type of service and the equipment involved. Use plain-language explanations and clear headings. Tru-Marine's website separates services (overhaul, repair, spare parts) from solutions by equipment (turbochargers, governors, fuel systems, engines).
Show your certifications, authorisations, partners and customer feedback, and publish regular news. Buyers check these before they contact you. Tru-Marine's website displays its maker authorisations, certifications, customer testimonials and company news.
Use a map of all locations with a separate world locations page, and make the headquarters easy to find. Customers can then see where you can serve them. Tru-Marine's website shows its stations across Europe, the Middle East and Asia, with its global headquarters in Singapore.
Make the next step obvious on every key page: a visible phone line, a booking button and a quick messaging option. Tru-Marine's website features a 24-hour hotline, "Book Your Service" buttons and 24/7 WhatsApp support.
Set up tracking before launch, so you can measure traffic, bounce rate and enquiries from day one. Tru-Marine reported improved tracking, increased traffic and lower bounce rates after its new website launched.
Prepare a short brief, so the agency can give an accurate proposal quickly. It should cover:
- your services and the customers you serve
- your credentials, such as certifications and authorisations
- your locations
- how customers should contact or book you
- content you already have, such as brochures or news
- your timeline and budget range
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How was the Tru-Marine project delivered?
December 2024 – April 2025
Built from scratch
Delivered on time
Orfeostory built the site from scratch between December 2024 and April 2025 and handled all related tasks. The project was delivered on time.
Tru-Marine's marketing team highlighted Orfeostory's responsiveness, strong work ethic, patience and support throughout the project.