Website design for trades
A website for your trade that makes the phone ring.
Most people looking for a plumber, electrician, cleaner or contractor find one on a map search and decide in under a minute. They want to know you do the job they need, in their area, and how fast they can reach you.
What a trade website needs
- A call button that is never more than a thumb away
- A page for each job you do, such as leak repair or rewiring
- The areas you cover, named, town by town
- Photos of real jobs, before and after where you can
- Licences, insurance and how long you have been working
- A quick quote form for jobs that are not urgent
The package that usually fits
Business website
Eight pages gives your main jobs and service areas pages of their own, which is what lets a trade be found for more than its name.
Be found on the map
For trades, the map results matter more than anything else. A complete Google Business Profile with the right categories and service areas, matched exactly by your website, is what gets you there.
A page per job
Someone with a burst pipe searches for exactly that. A page about burst pipe repair in your area, with your number at the top, matches the search far better than a home page listing everything you do.
Questions
What people ask before they start.
Do I need a website if I get work from word of mouth?
Word of mouth sends people to search your name. The website is what they find, and it is what tells a stranger with an urgent job that you are real and nearby.
Can the site take quote requests with photos?
Yes. A quote form can ask for the job, the location and a photo, so you can price it before you visit.
Does this work for cleaning and landscaping businesses?
Yes. Any local service business needs the same things: the jobs, the areas, proof of real work and a fast way to get in touch.
Tell us about your business.
Say what the site needs to do and we will tell you which package fits, what it costs and how long it takes, including when the cheaper one is enough.