Nobody browses for a plumber. They need one, now, and they ring the first one that looks legit and covers their area. Your website has one job: be that one.
So we keep it simple. What you do, where you do it, photos of real jobs, reviews from real customers, and a button that rings your phone. No welcome message, no stock photo of a man in a hard hat pointing at nothing.
What a trade website has to do
Nobody browses for a plumber. They need one now, on a phone, and they ring the first one that looks legit and covers their street. The site has one job: be that one.
- What you do, in plain words. The jobs you want more of, named the way customers search for them, not the way the trade talks about them.
- The areas you cover, listed. A page for each town you want to be found in, so you show up for “electrician Falkirk” and not just “electrician”. Here is why that matters.
- Reviews where people can see them. Your Google reviews pulled onto the site, because that is what gets checked before anyone rings.
- Real job photos, easily. A before and after from your phone, on the site in a day, without you touching a layout.
Trades we build websites for
Plumbers and heating engineers, electricians, joiners and kitchen fitters, builders, roofers, plasterers, painters and decorators, landscapers and the one-van firms that do a bit of everything. Across Falkirk, Stirling, Alloa and Glasgow, and the rest of Central Scotland. We did it for Scuff & Ding King, and built two concept sites to show the structure: Halden, a plumber, and Thistlebank, a joiner.
What a trade website costs
£50 a month, with hosting and updates included, on a two-year minimum. Send us a photo and two words and it goes on the site. Or pay for the build up front and £10 a month for hosting after that.
