Websites for tradespeople
When customers need a tradesperson, they're usually checking a few at once
Someone looking for a plumber, electrician or contractor will often contact several people at the same time. The first one to respond with something professional and trustworthy has a real advantage. A website that shows your work and makes it easy to call can be what wins the job.
Customers can quickly find the problem they're dealing with and call straight from their phone. No hunting for a number and no forms.
Best place to start: One-page website | From ₪3,900. The final scope depends on what your business actually needs.
What's included in a website for tradespeople
A website for an electrician, plumber, contractor or any other tradesperson has one main job: help someone who needs help right now see that you're the right person, and get them to call. That's why every site I build for tradespeople starts with the questions your customers are already asking, not with a template.
I write, design and build the whole site myself, from start to finish. You don't need to write copy, find a designer or coordinate between several people.
- All the copy written for you: what you do, where you work, which jobs you take on and why people should choose you.
- A gallery of jobs you've completed, with a short note on each one, so people can see your work rather than just hear about it.
- Clear call and WhatsApp buttons, available from every screen, with no awkward forms.
- A custom design that looks like your business and works properly on phones, where most customers search.
- A structure Google understands: clear headings, service descriptions and the basic information that helps you show up in search.
Why it matters for tradespeople
When something breaks at home, people don't wait. They search, contact a few tradespeople at once and go with whoever looks most professional and trustworthy. Word of mouth still works, but even someone who got your number from a friend will usually look you up before calling.
A clear website with real work and an easy way to get in touch helps you be the one they call first. It answers common questions in advance, so the first conversation already starts with trust.
How it works
The process is simple, and you always know what's happening. We don't move to the next step until you approve.
- A quick chat: you tell me in plain language what you do, who your customers are and which jobs you want more of.
- Copy: I organise what you told me and write everything that goes on the site. You read it, correct it and approve it.
- Design: once the copy is approved, I design the site around it, including a proper place for photos of your work.
- Build and launch: I build it, test it on phones and computers, and put it live. You get a finished website that works.
How pricing works
The price depends on the scope. For most tradespeople, a one-page website that brings everything a customer needs into one place is the right fit. If you offer several different kinds of work that each need their own explanation, a full website with a page for each service may suit you better.
The prices on the site are starting points. After a short chat you get a clear proposal with the final price before we begin, and payment is split into three parts: 50% upfront, 30% when the design is approved and 20% before launch. Once the site is live, you can still come to me for small updates and maintenance.
FAQ: websites for tradespeople
I don't have time to write copy. Is that a problem?
No. I write all the copy myself based on a short conversation with you. You just read it, make any corrections and approve it.
I don't have many photos of my work. Can we still do this?
Yes. We can start with the photos you have and add more over time. A few real photos with a short explanation are better than a generic gallery.
Will the site work well on phones?
Yes. Most people looking for a tradesperson search on their phone, so I test every site on phones and computers before launch, with call and WhatsApp buttons available from every screen.
How long does it take?
It depends on the scope. A one-page website is usually ready in about 10 days, and a full website in up to three weeks, once the materials are in place.
What happens after the site goes live?
The site is yours, and you can still come to me for small updates and maintenance, for example when you want to add new jobs to the gallery.
Want to talk about your website?
Send me a quick message with what your business does and what's missing. I'll come back with a straight answer: what I recommend, what it costs and how long it takes. And if a website isn't what your business needs right now, I'll tell you that too.
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