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Website design for builders: the site a homeowner checks before they ring

A builder's website has one job: confirm, in the time it takes to scroll on a phone, that you do this kind of work, that you do it near them, and that real people say you did it well. We build sites that do exactly that, with a page for each kind of job, your own photos, the towns you cover, and a quote path on every page. Live in about four weeks, from £599.

Builder laying concrete blocks with mortar on a trowel

The pages

What a builder's site contains, and what each page is for

Six kinds of page. Every one has a job for the homeowner and a job for Google, and a site that skips one of them leaks enquiries at that point.

PageWhat is on itWhat it does
HomeWho you are, what you build, where, and the photo that proves it. One clear ask: get a quote.Confirms the recommendation in five seconds
A page per kind of jobExtensions, lofts, renovations, garage conversions, groundworks: what is involved, what moves the price, how long, with photos of yours.Ranks for 'extension builders <town>'
ProjectsBefore, during, after. Three paragraphs in your words per job. The page a homeowner forwards to their partner.Turns a visit into a phone call
AreasThe towns you actually work in, written as you know them, not a list of every place within thirty miles.Ranks for the town without a doorway page
AboutThe people, the vans, the years, the memberships. A photo of the team on a site, not a stock handshake.Answers 'are they real'
QuoteName, phone, town, the job, a photo upload. Reaches your inbox and your phone within seconds.Where the money comes from

Photos

The photograph is the page; the words are the caption

A homeowner deciding between two builders looks at the pictures first and reads second. One honest before-and-after of a rear extension, taken from the same spot with a phone, outsells any paragraph. We brief you on what to shoot, we sort and caption, and we never fill a gap with a stock image of someone else's site.

  • A one-page photo brief for the next job: before, during, after, same spot, landscape
  • Three photos per job page, six to ten per project
  • Captions that say the job, the town and the month, which is what Google reads
  • Sized for a phone: under 150 KB each, sharp, loading in under two seconds
Two-storey rear extension under construction on a semi-detached house

How we build

Our own stack, no page builder, nothing to renew

The site is built the way we build our own: static pages, self-hosted fonts, images served in modern formats, structured data on every page, no plugins to update and no template licence to pay each year. It is why the speed numbers below are ordinary for us and rare for builder sites.

< 2s

load on a phone, 4G

95+

PageSpeed mobile, every site we ship

0

plugins, page builders, licences

100%

yours: domain, site, content

  • Built for the phone first

    Tap-to-call in the header, a form that works with one thumb, photos that load before the homeowner scrolls.

  • Written for the job searches

    Each job page targets the searches for that job in your towns, with the question answered in the first paragraph.

  • Structured data and Search Console

    Organisation, service and project markup, a sitemap, and Search Console set up so we can see what Google does with it.

  • Forms that reach you on site

    Enquiry to your inbox and a text to your phone, with the town and the job in the first line.

  • Hosting and care

    Hosting, SSL, security, backups, bug fixes and changes to text and photos. A year of it is included with the Builder site and above, and it is £159 a year on its own. You can leave with the site at any time.

  • Nothing rented

    No page builder, no theme, no subscription. If we vanished tomorrow the site would keep running on any host.

After launch

A site earns for years if someone keeps feeding it

Launch gets you found for your own name and, with the profile matched, for your town. The job searches, “extension builders” and “loft conversion” with a town on the end, are won over months by adding a project a month, asking for a review at every handover, and being mentioned where Google looks. That is the SEO retainer, from £399 a month, and the first month of it is free with every website package.

Questions builders ask us

How much does a builder website cost?

From £599 for a site with a page per kind of job, projects, about and a quote form; £1,200 for the full builder site of around fourteen to eighteen pages with hosting and a year of care; £1,600 with the full SEO package built in. The first month of SEO is free with every package, and hosting and care is £159 a year on its own. Prices are on the pricing page and do not change from customer to customer.

Do I need to write anything?

No. We talk for forty minutes about the jobs you want, the ones you turn down, the towns and the awkward parts. We write, you correct. The words are yours; the spelling is ours.

What about photos? Mine are on my phone.

That is where they should be. We send a one-page brief for the next job (before, during, after, from the same spot), you send what you have, we sort, resize and caption. Stock photos are the reason most builder sites feel like a template, and we do not use them where a real one exists.

Can I keep my domain and email?

Yes. Nothing about your email changes; the domain points at the new site and you stay the owner of both. We never move a domain to our own account.

Will it work on a phone?

It is built for one first. Most homeowners look you up on a phone in the evening, and most builders check their own site from a driveway. The number is one tap, the form works with one thumb, the photos load in under two seconds on 4G.

What if I already have a site?

Send the address. If it can be fixed, we say so and quote for the fix; sometimes the profile is the problem and the site is fine. If it is a page-builder template with stock photos, we say that too.

Find out what your site is costing you

Send the address, or say you have none. You get a plain-English review of what a homeowner sees, what Google sees, and a quote for the fix or the build.