Websites for builders, plumbers, electricians, heating engineers and roofers. Built for the person searching with a job in mind, whether it is a leak today or an extension next spring: who you are, where you work, what you have built, and a quick way to get a quote.
And what we do about each one.
Lead sites often sell the same job to several businesses, so you are racing to call first. Enquiries from your own website and Google profile come to you alone. Keep a directory listing for reviews if it helps, but stop relying on it.
A tap-to-call button on every page, plus a short quote form that asks for postcode, job type and how urgent it is. The job waits for you, instead of going to the next number on the list.
A proper page for each main service and the areas you cover, each with something useful to say. Not a list of copied pages with the town name swapped, which Google ignores.
Guide prices or typical ranges for your common jobs. It puts off tyre-kickers and gives serious customers the confidence to get in touch. You decide how much to show.
We bring them together: links to every platform you are on, so customers can read them in the original place, and a simple way to ask every customer for a review when the job is done.
A page for each of your best jobs: extensions, loft conversions, kitchens, roofs. Before, during and after photos, what the brief was and how long it took. For bigger jobs, this is what wins the quote.
A quote form that asks the right things up front: type of work, rough budget, when they want to start and whether plans are drawn. You spend your evenings pricing jobs that are likely to go ahead.
A call button that stays on screen on phones, plus WhatsApp if you use it. The quickest route from search to a booked job.
Postcode, job type, urgency and a short description. You know what you are walking into before you ring back.
One for each main service and the towns you actually cover, so you can be found for “boiler repair Accrington” as well as your own town.
FMB, TrustMark, Gas Safe, NICEIC, NAPIT or your trade body, with your registration number so customers can check it. Only what you hold, kept up to date.
Your best work with before and after photos, the brief and the timescale. Structured data tells Google and AI tools exactly what you build and where.
Set up as a service-area business, with your areas listed and your home address hidden if you work from home.
We would rather be straight with you than fill this space with logos. Every trades site we build starts with the same test: can someone on a phone tell in five seconds what you do, where, and how to get hold of you? Here is the difference that makes.
Talk to us about yoursWelcome to our website
Quality workmanship at competitive prices
Established family business with years of experience
Contact us (form at the bottom of page four)
Builders in Blackburn, Darwen and Accrington
Extensions, loft conversions and renovations
FMB member. See 20 finished projects
Call now | Get a quote
Example wording for illustration, not a real business.
Easy to get wrong, and some of them carry real penalties. We build them in as standard.
UK consumer law bans displaying a trust mark or membership logo you are not authorised to use. That includes keeping it on your site after membership lapses. Gas Safe needs particular care: only registered engineers can legally carry out gas work.
Since April 2025, fake reviews, and reviews you have paid or rewarded people for without saying so, are banned under the same law. Ask every happy customer, but never buy reviews or post them for friends.
Customers often ask if they need planning permission. Answer in general terms and link to the government’s Planning Portal, but never promise a job will not need permission or Building Regulations approval. That depends on the property.
If customers do not come to you, Google says to remove your address from your Business Profile and set service areas instead. You can list up to 20, within about two hours’ drive of your base.
If you trade as a limited company, your website must show your registered company name, number and registered office. Sole traders using a business name must show their own name and a contact address.
Most trades sites fit our Starter site. Builders with lots of projects to show, or trades covering a wide area with many services, usually suit the Growth site.
We ask how you work and where your customers come from. Honest advice, no hard sell.
A clear scope and price in writing before any work starts. What we quote is what you pay.
We write the first draft of every page. You check it, tell us what to change, and sign it off.
Domain connected, Google set up, and everything handed over in your name.
Something else on your mind? Ask us and we will reply within one working day.
Our Starter site (up to 8 pages) starts from £799 and our Growth site (up to 15 pages) from £1,499. Both are fixed-price quotes with hosting included. You own the site, the domain and the content, and there is no contract.
That is up to you. Many trades keep a directory listing because customers trust the reviews. A good website and Google profile mean you are not relying on it, and the enquiries they bring are not shared with competitors.
Maps results come mainly from your Google Business Profile, ranked on relevance, distance and prominence. Your website supports that, and we set up your profile properly as part of the build, but nobody can honestly guarantee a position.
Only for the main areas, and only if each page says something useful, such as the jobs you do there and how quickly you can get out. Dozens of near-identical town pages do more harm than good.
No. If customers do not visit you, Google says to remove your address from your Business Profile and list the areas you serve instead. If you trade as a limited company, your registered office address still needs to appear on your website, and that can be an accountant’s or a formation agent’s address.
Yes, as long as your membership or registration is current. UK law bans showing trust marks you are not entitled to use. We show your registration number next to the logo so customers can check it, and you should tell us if anything lapses.
Yes, and you should. Ask the customer before posting photos of their home, leave out house numbers and anything that shows the exact address, and describe the area rather than the street.
Most trades sites are live within two to three weeks once we have your services, areas and a few photos of your work.
A free 30-minute call, then a fixed price in writing. If a website is not the right next step for you, we will say so.
Menus, opening hours, direct bookings and ordering that bring people through the door.
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