Website design for tradesmen.
Websites for electricians, builders, plumbers and every other trade, built to turn a local Google search into a phone call. Five pages from £995, or £95 a month, with unlimited updates.
What a trade website has to do
Someone with a tripped fuse box or a leaking pipe is not browsing. They search on a phone, look at two or three sites, and ring the one that answers three questions fastest: do you do this job, do you cover my area, and can I trust you in my house.
So a good trade website puts the phone number at the top of every page, lists the jobs you do in the words customers use, names the towns you cover, and shows real photos of real work, with your reviews and accreditations close by.
What's included
- Tap to call on every pageThe number sits at the top of every page on a phone, so a customer is one tap from ringing you.
- A page for each jobRewires, EV chargers, extensions, boiler swaps: each main job gets its own page, because that is what people search for.
- Your area, namedThe towns and villages you cover are written into the site, so Google can match you to local searches.
- Your work, not stock photosA gallery of jobs you have done. Send us new photos and we add them.
- Reviews and accreditationsGoogle reviews, NICEIC, Gas Safe, TrustMark or whatever you hold, shown where people make up their minds.
- Looked afterHosting, security, backups and unlimited updates, so the site keeps working while you are on a job.
How it works
- TalkA call or a visit. The jobs you want more of, the area you cover, and what the site has to do.
- StructureThe pages and what goes on each, agreed before any design.
- DesignYou see the design and shape it before a line of code is written.
- LaunchBuilt, tested on phones, and live. Then Carly looks after it.
Trade work
Horler Electrical Services are qualified electricians in Bath. Their site leads with the phone number, a plain list of services and the areas they cover, which is what someone with a fault needs to see first.
Recent projects
- Wiltshire RugsA one-woman workshop in Melksham, moved off a page builder.
- Chubb BulleidA Somerset law firm with over 150 years behind it. We rebuilt the brand and the website.
- Lewis Pet CareA UK online vet. A refreshed brand and a website with booking on every page.
Prices
Pay once, or spread the cost monthly. Every website includes unlimited updates and support, and there are no setup fees.
| Website | Pay once | Pay monthly |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | £9955 pages | £95 a month12 months, then rolling |
| Business | £1,79510 pages | £169 a month12 months, then rolling |
| Estate | from £2,995up to 40 pages | £279 a month12 months, then rolling |
| Shop | from £2,995online shop | £279 a month12 months, then rolling |
Prices exclude VAT. No setup fees. Pay once and the first 12 months of care are included. Pay monthly and the site is redesigned and rebuilt free after 24 months on the plan.
They listen to the brief and adapt based on feedback. Nothing is ever too much trouble for them.Kelly-Louise MillsGoogle review
Trade businesses we look after
We build and look after websites for Horler Electrical Services in Bath, JR Renovations, a building and refurbishment company in Trowbridge, Hoistway, who have installed and maintained lifts across the South West since 2001, Outdoor Designs, garden designers and landscapers in South Birmingham, and Holton's Clearances in the West Midlands.
Why not just a directory listing?
Directories like Checkatrade and Rated People can bring in work, but you pay for membership or for each lead, and your listing sits next to your competitors. A website and a Google Business Profile bring in enquiries that cost nothing extra each time, and they belong to you.
Questions
How much does a website for a tradesman cost?
£995 for a five page site, or £95 a month with no setup fee. Ten pages are £1,795 or £169 a month. Prices exclude VAT, and unlimited updates and support are included.
Do you build websites for plumbers and electricians?
Yes. We build for electricians, builders, plumbers, landscapers and other trades. Horler Electrical Services in Bath and JR Renovations in Trowbridge are two of the trade businesses we look after.
How do I get my trade business found on Google?
Three things do most of the work: a website with a page for each main job and the areas you cover, a complete Google Business Profile, and a steady flow of Google reviews. If you want help with it, our SEO plans start at £99 a month.
Can customers ask for a quote online?
Yes. Every site has a quote form that comes straight to your email, and a tap to call button on every page.
I am on jobs all day. Who updates the site?
We do. Email us the change or the new photos and it gets done, as part of the plan.
How long does it take?
Most trade websites take six to twelve weeks from the first call to going live. Gathering photos of your work is usually the longest part.
Your
move
Tell us what you are building and we will tell you, honestly, whether we are the right people for it. A call, an email, or a message. Whichever you prefer.