Websites for Builders
We build and look after websites for builders, roofers, loft converters and construction firms, including ASM Contractors Midlands in Tamworth and Limelite Construction in New Zealand.
What a builder’s website has to do
A building job is a large purchase, often from someone the customer has never met. The website has to show the work and make the first conversation easy.
- Finished projects, with photographs
- Show each job: what the customer asked for, what you built and how it looks now. Send us new projects as you finish them and we add them for you.
- The work you take on
- Say plainly whether you build extensions, convert lofts, fit roofs or manage whole renovations, and what you turn down. That saves both sides a wasted call.
- Where you work
- Name the towns you cover. Larch Tree Lofts, a loft conversion firm, names Coventry in its page title and near the top of its home page.
- Accreditations and insurance
- If you belong to a trade body or a competent person scheme, show the logo and link to your entry on its register, so that a customer can check it.
- A quote request that asks the right questions
- Ask for the address, the kind of job, a rough timescale and any photographs or drawings. You can then decide whether to visit before you ring back.
- Commercial services
- Highways East Midlands marks roads, car parks, playgrounds and warehouses. Its home page leads with each service and a button for a free quote.
Building and construction websites we have built or look after
Our construction clients also include ACT Industrial Buildings, Coopers Diamond Drilling, Lees Fabrications and Brockwells Timber Merchants.
Limelite Construction, house builders, Canterbury, New Zealand 
Larch Tree Lofts, loft conversions, Coventry 
KB Guttering & Roof Repairs, guttering and roof repairs, Nuneaton 
Highways East Midlands, road and car park marking
Each website and its contents belong to its owner. A website shown here does not imply endorsement.
What it costs
Complete websites start from £499, and no VAT is added. That price covers five pages, basic content writing, a contact form and hosting for the first year. A builder might use the five for the home page, services, projects, about and contact.
A larger website, with a page for each service or each project, costs more. The price depends mainly on how many kinds of page there are and how much of the content we write. You have it in writing before work starts.
Being found, and the IT in the office
Customers look for a builder by the job and the town. We set up your Google Business Profile accurately and keep your business details consistent across the web. SEO starts from £49 a month, with no guaranteed rankings.
We also set up email on your own domain, so that quotes arrive from your business name, and support the office’s computers, accounts and network. See Hosting and Email and Business IT Support.
Frequently asked questions
Can you add new projects for us after launch?
Yes. We make most changes for you on request, such as new projects and photographs, and check each one before publishing it. Before launch we agree whether changes are part of a monthly arrangement or charged separately.
Do you build websites for subcontractors and specialist trades?
Yes. Our clients include a diamond drilling firm, a road marking contractor, a metal fabricator and a guttering and roofing business.
Who owns the website?
You do. A website you buy outright is yours, including its code and content, and you can move it to another supplier.
Tell us about your building business
Say what work you take on, where you work and whether you have photographs of finished jobs. You receive the price in writing before work starts. The initial call is free, and there is no obligation.