The work isn't visible
Three stock photos of a house in another country convince nobody. The customer wants to see what you have done, here, for people like them — preferably before and after.
For local services
Your customer wants two things: to see real work, and to call you.
For construction, plumbing and heating, interior fit-out, joinery and repair businesses. Nobody reads ten pages before asking for a quote. They look at what you have built, check whether you work in their area, and tap the phone number.
- A call button in plain sight
- A gallery of real work
- The areas you cover, stated plainly
The problem
What you are losing right now
In a trade that runs on word of mouth, the site has one job: to confirm the business is serious and to make calling easy.
The phone number is hard to find
The number in small print in the footer, which you can't tap from a phone. In local services, a missed call is a missed job.
Nobody knows where you work
Someone in the next county has no way of guessing whether you travel to them. If it isn't written in black and white, they assume you don't, and call someone else.
The solution
What a website for local services includes
A call button across the whole site
Fixed on the phone screen, visible on every page, at any scroll position. One gesture between visitor and phone call.
An enquiry form people actually complete
Few fields, clear questions, the option to attach a photo of the problem. It reaches you by email and on WhatsApp.
A gallery of your work
By category, with an enlarged view, with before and after where it makes sense. It is the strongest sales argument you have.
The areas you cover, written out
The towns and counties you travel to, on a map and in words. It helps the customer and it helps local searches in Google.
Separate services, not one list
A page for each type of job, with what it includes, how long it takes and what price it starts from. That is how you show up in specific searches.
WhatsApp with a pre-filled message
Many tradespeople and many customers prefer WhatsApp to a phone call. The button opens the conversation with the message already written.
Examples
What it actually looks like
Three working demos: a construction firm, a heating installer and a car repair shop. All have a gallery, an enquiry form and one-tap calling.
These are demonstration demos, built to show what I can do. They are not presented as client work.
Indicative price
Where a site like this starts
The prices are starting points, not final quotes. The configurator gives you a range in three minutes, without leaving your email, and the firm quote comes after we review your requirements.
The right option in most cases
Business
from 599€
Five pages, with a separate page for each type of job and a work gallery. If you have a single main service, the Start package from €239 does the job.
Do you already have a site?
We don't rebuild it just for the sake of rebuilding. We'll send you, free of charge, three concrete things that are probably costing you enquiries. If you then want the full analysis, the audit costs €119 — and is deducted in full from the project if you give us the implementation within 30 days.
Get the free mini-auditQuestions
What people in your field ask us
I don't have good photos of my work. What do I do?
We tell you exactly what to photograph and how — light, angle, what to include in the frame. It's done with a phone, you don't need a camera. If you want a photographer, we arrange a photo session from €239.
Should I show prices or not?
For jobs that depend on measurements, show starting prices ("installation from X per m²"). The customer needs an order of magnitude before they will call. With no price at all, the only people who call are the ones comparing endlessly.
Is it worth appearing in Google Maps?
For local services, the Google Business profile often brings in more calls than the site itself. We set it up and link it to the site — it is included in the initial SEO package.
You work directly with the person building the site
No salesperson, no project manager, no middlemen. A written quote, the final price before work starts, two rounds of revisions, full access to the domain and the files. The site stays yours.