Trades

A trades website that makes the phone ring.

When someone needs an electrician or a plumber, they usually need one soon. Your website should tell them in seconds what you do, where you work and how to get you.

What your site needs

Built for people who want to ring you

Most trade customers are on a phone, often standing in the room with the problem.

  • Call buttonA large tap-to-call button that stays easy to reach as people scroll.
  • Your servicesA plain list of the jobs you take on, and the ones you don’t, so you get fewer wasted calls.
  • Areas coveredThe towns and counties you work in, written out so local searches can match them.
  • Quote requestA short form asking only for what you need to price the job. Nothing that isn’t needed.
  • Your workPhotos of jobs you’ve done yourself. Real photos build more trust than stock images.
  • CredentialsAny registrations, qualifications or insurance you actually hold, shown plainly.
An electrician testing wiring inside a control panel
Photo: Toolmash Expo on Unsplash

See it in action: our sample trades website, built for a fictional electrician.

Which package?

One page or five?

If you do one main type of work, a single page covers it. If you offer several services, such as domestic, commercial and emergency call-outs, separate pages on the Business package help each one show up in searches.

Compare packages

Read next

Facebook page or website?

Plenty of tradespeople get by on Facebook and word of mouth. Here’s what a website adds, and when it’s worth having both.

Read the guide

Get started

See your new homepage before you spend a cent.

Send us a short email about your business and we’ll put together a free demo of your homepage.

Useful to include

  1. Your business name
  2. What you do
  3. Your town
  4. Your current website or Facebook page, if you have one

We’ll only use your details to reply and prepare your demo. See the privacy notice.