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Websites by trade

Website design for tradesmen and tradespeople.

Plenty of trades are busy from word of mouth until the phone goes quiet. A site that shows your work and takes quote requests keeps enquiries coming to you, not to a lead site.

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A fixed price in writing, by the next working day. Asking is free.

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What a trade website needs

How it works

  1. Tell us about the business

    Your trade, the jobs you want more of and the areas you cover. Asking is free.

  2. A fixed price in writing

    We reply by the next working day with the price for your site.

  3. Draft, review, approve

    We write the pages around your jobs and photos. You approve everything before it goes live.

  4. Live, then looked after

    Your site goes live on your own domain, and we keep it running and up to date.

The closest work we have done

We have not built a website for a plumber, electrician or builder yet. These are the pieces of our real work closest to what a trade needs, and why they apply.

Pages for your trade

Cleaners, locksmiths, joiners, decorators and plasterers

The same package works for every trade. A cleaning company needs a page for domestic and one for commercial work and a form that asks about the size of the property. A locksmith needs the number first on every screen. Joiners, painters and decorators, and plasterers need photos of finished rooms and a quote form that asks for the size of the job. Tell us your trade and we build the site around how your customers ask.

Your own site, not only a lead site

Sites such as Checkatrade, MyBuilder, Rated People and Bark charge a membership or a fee for each lead, and the same customer is often sent to other firms too. An enquiry from your own website comes only to you. Many trades keep a profile on one of those sites as well; your website can link to the reviews you have there.

Questions

Do tradesmen really need a website?

Many customers look you up before they call, even after a recommendation. A site with your work, your accreditations and a way to ask for a quote turns that look into an enquiry.

What should a tradesman's website have?

Your phone number as a tap-to-call button, a quote form, photos of real jobs, the areas you cover, your accreditations and your reviews. The package covers all of these.

How much does a website cost for a tradesman?

It depends on how many pages you need and what the site has to do. We quote a fixed price in writing, by the next working day, and asking is free.

Can I keep using Checkatrade or MyBuilder?

Yes. Your website does not replace them. It gives customers a place that is only yours, and can link to the reviews you have there.

Do I have to write the text myself?

No. We draft the pages from what you tell us and the photos you send. You approve everything before it goes live.

Can you help me get found on Google?

Yes. We set the site up for search, add pages for the areas you cover, and help with your Google Business Profile and asking for reviews. Nobody can promise a position on Google, and we do not.

Run a trade business?

Tell us what you need. We reply by the next working day with a fixed price in writing.

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