Information Design & Technical Copywriting Portfolio
Information designer & technical copywriter who translates regulatory and mechanical subject matter into content people actually act on.
About this portfolio
I design the diagram and write the explanation for the trades and property management space, so both hold up to code citations and expert review.
These samples come from nearly two years as the in-house copywriter and de facto marketing lead at a regional commercial plumbing contractor. I'm now building on that work as Blueprint Code & Copy.
Information Design
Most copywriters hand diagrams off to someone else, and that is where technical accuracy gets lost. I research the process, write the explanation, and build the visual myself.

How a bursting head fractures the old line while pulling new pipe in behind it.

From cleanout access to the city sewer: where the jet enters, what it clears, and where the debris goes.

A before and after view of backsiphonage risk, inside a compliance brochure for property managers.

Three diagrams for Arlington County contact-tracing staff and the public: an isolation timeline, a quarantine timeline, and a guide to calculating each.
Why it matters: The person who writes the explanation is the person who draws it, so copy and visual are checked against the same source. All Plumbing owns the diagrams I made for it outright, built from simple shapes it can reuse anywhere.
Technical Copywriting
Regulatory and mechanical subject matter, rewritten for the people who have to act on it.

Rebuilt the core allplumbing.com service pages with an outside web vendor: separate templates for emergency and research visitors, a reusable signs-you-need-service pattern, and cross-links at each what's-next moment. Seven pages published, more in progress.

Turned backflow assemblies (RPZ, DCVA, PVB, HCVB) into scannable Uses and Protection bullets, after interviewing the DPOR-certified technician to verify every spec. In active use at vendor fairs and client meetings.
Sub-sewer infrastructure, written twice: an 18-slide CEU deck for licensed engineers (NAPE DC #1, delivered by the company's owner) and a live national webinar for community association managers (Associa), which I presented. The NAPE deck led to an Associate Membership invitation.

Written for one condo building, it generated multiple booked jobs, including a ~$7K pipe replacement I closed myself.
Scrutiny: While researching Alexandria's rebate program for the Associa webinar, I found the City's own paperwork labels a backwater valve a "Backflow Preventer," a different device. A manager who installed the wrong one would lose the rebate. I corrected it live, in front of a national audience.
More Work
Vendor-fair and community-targeted collateral for All Plumbing, Inc.




Services
Each package includes two rounds of revisions. Rush work and custom scopes are quoted individually.
Copy and layout, built to get a specific audience to act.
One custom diagram and the written explanation that goes with it.
A multi-panel piece for compliance, safety, or service education.
Not sure which fits? Email me what you're trying to explain and who needs to act on it, and I'll recommend a scope and a quote.