WEBSITES FOR TRADESPEOPLE
The right job starts with the right first impression.
Show the quality of your work, the areas you cover and make it easy for customers to request a quote.
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GET A QUOTE →Websites for tradespeople
Plumbers, electricians, builders, roofers and other trades use their website to show the work they do, where they work and how to get in touch.
What your website should do
Most customers searching for a tradesperson want three things quickly: what you do, where you work, and how to contact you. Your website should answer all three on the first screen, especially on a phone.
Your services, in plain words
List the jobs you take on, such as boiler repairs, bathroom installs or loft conversions, so customers know you do their work.
Areas you cover
Name the towns and postcodes you work in. This helps local customers find you when they search near them.
One-tap phone number
Show your number at the top of every page, so a customer on a ladder or in a van can call straight away.
Photos of finished jobs
Real photos build trust. Only use photos you have taken or have permission to use.
Reviews and trust
Show genuine customer feedback and relevant memberships or qualifications.
Clear next steps
Make it obvious how to request a quote, arrange a visit or ask a question.
Pages we would suggest
- Home, with your phone number and a clear call to action
- Services, with the jobs you take on
- Areas covered
- Prices or "from" prices, if you want to show them
- Gallery of finished work
- About you and your qualifications, if you want to share them
- Contact, with your phone and email
Questions to answer on the form
Tell us your trade, the jobs you want listed, the areas you cover, your phone number and email, and whether you have photos. You can skip anything you are not sure of and add it later.
What do you offer?
List your main services, products, treatments or sessions. Use the words your customers would search for.
Who do you want to reach?
Describe your ideal customers, the locations you serve and any specialist areas you want to highlight.
What should visitors do next?
Choose the clearest next step: call, request a quote, make a booking, visit your shop or send an enquiry.
What can help build trust?
Think about real photos, examples of your work, genuine reviews, qualifications and useful answers to common questions.
What it costs
A website is £299 one-off, with 12 months of hosting, your domain and business email included. An online shop is from £399. You pay £99 to start and the rest when you are happy. No monthly fees for 12 months. See pricing.