Web design for trades & home services
A website that wins the job before you've called back
For builders, plumbers, sparkies and every trade: a fast site that shows up locally, looks the part, and turns “can you quote me?” searches into enquiries.
We build websites for tradespeople and home-services firms: fast, local-search-ready sites that turn searches into enquiries, with your reviews, photos of completed jobs, and a form and call button that work on a phone. Fixed itemised pricing from £2,000, UK-built, and you own it all.
Built for trades ready to win more local work
- Turn word of mouth and local Google searches into enquiries.
- Build an owned home for your reviews, services and service areas.
- Show current work and accreditations clearly on a phone.
- Get every enquiry to your phone while you're on the tools.
Then this page is for you. Here’s how we’d fix it.
Built for local searches
Trade searches are local: a service and a place. We build a dedicated page for each priority service and area, then wire those pages to your Google Business Profile so the map listing and the site pull together.
Proof, front and centre
Current reviews, accreditations and photos of completed jobs help homeowners choose. We build the site around them and give you a clear shot list for any gaps.
Enquiries that reach you on the tools
A big tap-to-call button and a short form work one-handed on a phone. Every enquiry lands in your inbox and, when you use one, your job software or CRM, ready to quote when you're down the ladder.
Priced for a trade business
Fixed, itemised pricing from £2,000: the number we agree is the number you pay. The site, domain and content are yours from day one, and you choose who runs them.
What a trades site has to do
Your next customer is usually standing in front of the problem with a phone in one hand. Six jobs come before anything decorative.
Win the phone-in-hand search
A burst pipe or a dead fuse board gets searched standing next to it. The first screen has to show the trade, the area and a way to reach you, because the searcher won't scroll to find them.
Make the number one tap away
A tap-to-call button that stays on screen as the page scrolls. Urgent jobs go to the firm that was easiest to ring, not the one with the nicest paragraph.
Keep the quote within a thumb's reach
A short form (name, number, a line about the job, a photo if they have one) reachable from every page. Keep the initial fields to what the team needs for routing, then gather the remaining detail on the call-back.
Show local proof
Recent reviews with names and areas, photos of completed jobs, and the accreditations your trade carries (Gas Safe, NICEIC, TrustMark). A homeowner comparing three tabs picks the one with evidence from streets they recognise.
Load fast on a phone signal
These searches happen on 4G in a hallway, not on office wifi. A fast, light site gets read; a heavy slider gets skipped for the next result down.
Name every service and area
A page for each priority service and area you cover, wired to your Google Business Profile, so “emergency electrician in [your town]” finds a page about exactly that.
Related guides
Weighing it up before you enquire? These guides go deeper on cost and choices.
- Why isn't my website getting leads?Turn more website traffic into enquiries: seven practical checks covering speed, clarity, forms, targeting, trust and measurement.
- Google Ads Cost UK: Budget, CPC & FeesPlan Google Ads (AdWords) cost in the UK with daily-to-monthly budget limits, a worked CPC and lead model, management fees, and a pre-spend checklist.
- How much does a website cost? (UK 2026)UK website costs in 2026: published Turing price floors, a current platform example, year-one calculations and a quote-comparison worksheet.
What a trades website costs
The published tiers apply as they stand. Here's how they map to a trade business.
Launchpad
from £2,000
The working trades site: service-and-area pages, tap-to-call, a short quote form to your inbox, approved reviews and job photos, plus agreed site actions configured in analytics.
Growth
from £5,000
For a firm filling the diary: adds the wiring into your job software or CRM, plus Google Ads on the jobs you want more of, tracked to enquiries and reported monthly.
Managed marketing & care
from £450 a month
When you'd rather the ads and the site were looked after while you're on the tools.
Every quote is fixed and itemised after a short call about the jobs you want more of, and the number we agree is the number you pay. The site, the domain and the content are yours from day one. Compare the full web design pricing.
Questions, answered
What does a trades website cost?+
Fixed and itemised, from £2,000: after a short call about the jobs you want more of, you get one number in writing. That agreed number is what you pay.
Can you get us showing up on Google locally?+
We build the site the way local rankings need: service-and-area pages, fast loading, wired to your Google Business Profile. New rankings take months to earn. Google Ads can reach this month's searchers while those rankings grow, and we'll tell you which route fits your budget.
Most of our work is word of mouth. Do we even need a site?+
A referral can use the site to see your current work, confirm the services and areas you cover, and request a quote. Put approved reviews, completed jobs and that enquiry route in one place.
What about Checkatrade and MyBuilder?+
Directories can remain one route to enquiries. Your own site gives you a controlled place for current work, service areas and a direct quote request, and the two can operate side by side.
Let's get you found.
Tell us about your business. The person who'd do the work replies personally, and your fixed, itemised quote follows once it's scoped.