Web Build & Care
Web Design for Tradesmen
Web design for tradesmen who want the phone to ring: a page for every job and every town you cover, your number one tap away, and real photos of your work.
Free 20 minute call with Richard, who does the work. No lock-in contracts.
- 225+
- pages built
- 2,891
- visits from Google in 90 days
- 4x
- more daily visits by quarter end
All Well Property Services, a South East London renovation firm. Google Search Console, 90 days to 17 July 2026. Read the case study
What usually goes wrong
- One homepage lists every job you do, so Google has no page to show for a boiler repair or a consumer unit upgrade.
- The towns you cover are a line in the footer, so a search in the next town over finds a rival.
- The phone number sits in the header on a desktop and three scrolls down on a phone.
- Stock photos of models in clean overalls, instead of your van and your work.
- Gas Safe, NICEIC or TrustMark logos with no registration number, so a customer cannot check them.
- It was built in a weekend on a site builder and nobody has touched it since.
What we build instead
- A page for each job you want more of, written in the words customers type.
- A page for each town you cover, saying which postcodes you reach and what work you do there.
- Call and WhatsApp buttons at the top of every page, and a call bar that stays on screen on a phone.
- Your registration numbers next to each scheme logo, so a customer can check you in seconds.
- Real photos of your vans and finished jobs, with your Google reviews shown live.
- One inbox for every form, and a count of every tap on your call and WhatsApp buttons, with the page it came from.
A trade website we built: JL Mobile Tyres
JL Mobile Tyres is a two-van, 24/7 mobile tyre fitter based in Bromley. Liam built their first site himself on Wix, and it took almost ten seconds to load on a phone. We rebuilt it as 40 pages: seven service pages, three guides drivers ask for, and 16 town pages, with call and WhatsApp buttons at the top of every page.
Read the JL Mobile Tyres case study
What a website for tradesmen costs
Our websites start from the price shown here, quoted as a fixed price after a short call. That is more than a template, and we would rather say so now.
A template site for a few hundred pounds gets you online. It rarely gets you a page for each job and each town, real photos of your work, someone to change it when you add a service, or a count of the taps on your call and WhatsApp buttons from each page. Those are the parts that decide whether the phone rings.
If a single page with your number on it is all you need, a template will do, and we will say so on the call.
Websites from
£2,500 one-off
Then care from £100 a month.
What a tradesman website needs
Customers check a tradesperson on their phone before they ring. They look for four things, in this order: can I call you now, do you cover my area, have you done this job before, and can I trust you.
So the number goes at the top of every page. Each town you want work in gets a page. Each job gets a page with photos of that job. Your Gas Safe, NICEIC or TrustMark details sit where the customer decides, with the number they can check.
Web design for plumbers, electricians and roofers
Each trade wins work differently. A plumber needs an emergency page that works on a phone at two in the morning. An electrician needs rewires, EICRs and EV chargers on pages of their own. A roofer needs repairs and new roofs kept apart. Each has its own page below.
Questions tradesmen ask us
- How much does a website for a tradesman cost?
- Template sites start at a few hundred pounds. A site with a page for every job and town, written for you and looked after each month, costs more. Ours start from the price on this page and are quoted after a short call.
- Do I own the website and the domain?
- Yes, from day one. If you ever leave, the site and the domain go with you.
- How long does a trade website take to build?
- Most go from first call to live in two to four weeks. The pace is usually set by how quickly we can get photos of your jobs and the list of towns you cover.
- Will it work alongside Checkatrade and my Google profile?
- Yes. Your Google reviews can show live on the site, and we link your Checkatrade or TrustMark profile so customers can check it. The site gives customers a way to reach you that does not depend on a directory.
Want to know what your site is costing you in missed work?
Book a free callMore questions we get from tradesmen
- Should every town I cover have its own page?
- Only the towns you want work in, and only if you can say something true about each: the postcodes you reach, the jobs you do there, how quickly you can get there. A page that swaps the town name and nothing else does more harm than good.
- What should go at the top of a trade website?
- Your phone number, a WhatsApp button if your customers use it, the areas you cover and one line on what you do. On a phone that is all a customer sees before deciding whether to call.
- Do I need a website if my work comes from word of mouth?
- Word of mouth usually ends with a search for your name, because the customer checks you before they ring. The website is what they find. Without one they find the directories, and your competitors listed beside you.
Web design for other sectors
All web design sectors or read about how we build and look after sites. Want enquiries while the new site settles in? See PPC for tradesmen.
Need a website that works for a tradesman?
Book a free call and we will tell you what your current site is getting wrong.