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Builder web design.
Fixed price builder web design for builders. £500 to build, £50 a month for everything after. Live in seven days.
Most builder websites fall into one of two buckets. Either a phone number on a black background that has not been touched since 2018, or a bloated agency job the builder never opens because they cannot work out how to add a photo. Neither wins work. What wins work is a clean grid of finished jobs, a straight list of what you do, and one obvious way to ask for a quote.
That is what we build for builders. A site that reads like the quality of extension, loft or kitchen you actually turn out, not a template your competitor down the road is also using. £500 upfront covers copy, design, build, hosting and launch. £50 a month covers everything after, including new job photos on the site the day the paint dries.
Builders across the South East trust the offer because it works on a phone in the van, the copy sounds like a person rather than a directory listing, and the enquiries land in an inbox rather than a portal. Pair it with our Local SEO service to sit on the map pack for your postcode.
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Worth a read before you commit: what a small business website really costs in the UK and how long a website takes to build. Both are in our guides.
What matters for builder websites
A site that sells the finish, not the trade.
Before and after job galleries
Grid layouts that make phone snaps sit together like a proper portfolio, sorted by project type.
Straight quote request form
Postcode, job type, budget range, timeline. Nothing else, so serious enquiries actually finish filling it in.
Trade credentials up front
Federation of Master Builders, TrustMark, Checkatrade, insurance numbers. On the page where they belong, not hidden in the footer.
Areas covered map
So the wrong postcodes stop wasting your evenings.
Real customer reviews
Google reviews pulled through, or laid out plainly with names, postcodes and job types.
Fast on a phone in the yard
Because that is where most of your customers will read it.
The local picture
Who you are actually up against for extension work.
Search any Sussex town plus extensions and the first screen is rarely another builder. It is Checkatrade, MyBuilder, Rated People and a Houzz profile, all bidding for the same click and all charging you per lead once the customer arrives. Below those sit two or three local firms with a real site, and then a long tail of one page Wix builds with a gallery that will not load on 4G.
You cannot outrank Checkatrade for the generic term and you should not try. What you can own is the specific work in the specific place: side return extensions in your town, garage conversions, loft dormers with the planning notes that actually apply locally. Those pages have almost no serious competition, and the person searching them is further down the line than anyone clicking a directory.
The other half of the job is the map pack. Most builders have a Google Business Profile with the wrong category, no service list and eleven reviews from 2021. Fixing that, and pointing it at a site that loads in under two seconds, moves more work than any amount of homepage polish.
The offer
What £500 buys a building firm.
£500 upfront, £50 a month. The £500 covers copy, design, build, hosting setup and launch. The £50 monthly plan covers hosting, security, backups, updates and any content or design change you send us. No hourly billing, no lock in contract, cancel with thirty days notice.
Straight answers
The objections builders raise, answered.
They are different jobs. Checkatrade rents you leads you compete for on price. A site earns enquiries that arrive already sold on your work. Most of our builders keep the directory for a year and quietly let it lapse once direct enquiries overtake it.
The referral still happens, then they Google you before ringing. A dead site or no site is where a warm referral goes cold. It is the cheapest tiebreaker you will ever buy.
You send photos from the van. We write the words and post them. That is what the £50 a month is for.
Builder questions
What builders ask before they commit.
Word of mouth still works, but the first thing anyone does after a referral is Google you. A proper site is the tiebreaker between you and the next builder on the list.
Yes. Sharp phone photos in reasonable light are fine. The layout does the heavy lifting, not the camera.
Yes. Copywriting is included. You talk us through what you do, we turn it into plain English that answers the questions clients keep ringing you about.
Send us the photos and a couple of lines of context and they are on the site within a day as part of the £50 a month plan. If you prefer to do it yourself we show you how in the training call.
Yes. We tidy up your Google Business Profile at launch so the map listing matches the new site. That is part of the fixed price.
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