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What services do you offer?
A clear list helps people quickly see whether you take on the job they need.
Website design for tradespeople · United Kingdom
WEBSITES BUILT AROUND YOUR TRADE.
Give prospective customers a clear place to understand the services you offer, see examples of your work and get in touch. Coded by Curt builds websites for tradespeople and home-service businesses across the UK.
01 / Make the important details clear
YOUR WORK SHOULD SPEAK FOR ITSELF.
Before contacting a tradesperson, people often want to check a few practical things. A well-organised website puts those answers where they can find them, instead of making them search through posts or guess what to ask.
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Which areas do you cover?
A straightforward coverage area helps visitors judge whether your service is relevant to them.
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What work have you completed?
Genuine project photographs can show the kind of work you do and the finish you deliver.
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How do I get in touch?
Visible contact details and a simple enquiry route make the next step clear.
02 / Useful information, well organised
A WEBSITE THAT WORKS FOR YOUR TRADE.
A useful small business website is specific, accurate and easy to navigate. It should help someone understand what you do—not make claims you can’t stand behind.
Services in plain English
Describe the jobs you take on and what customers can expect. Clear service information helps people understand whether you are the right fit.
Photographs of your work
Use genuine project photographs you have permission to share. A well-organised gallery gives visitors useful context about your work.
Business and coverage details
Include accurate business information and the areas you actually cover, so customers can decide whether to contact you.
A clear way to get in touch
Make the contact options easy to find, whether a customer wants to call, email or send an enquiry.
03 / A size to suit the information
ONE PAGE OR A MORE COMPLETE WEBSITE?
The right structure depends on how much customers need to know about your business and services. Both options are designed to make the essential details clear.
One page
Starter Website
A one-page website containing the essential business information customers need to understand your trade and contact you.
3–5 pages
Complete Website
More room for separate service information, examples of your work and business details, with clear navigation between them.
04 / A straightforward process
YOU KNOW YOUR TRADE. I’LL HANDLE THE WEBSITE.
You don’t need technical knowledge or website-building experience. You know the work and customers; I’ll turn the information you provide into a clear website.
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Share the details
Tell me about your business, the services you provide and the areas you cover.
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Send your photographs
Choose genuine project photos you own or have permission to use.
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I build your website
I organise the content and build the agreed website for your trade.
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Review before launch
You review the first version, share feedback and check the details before it goes live.
05 / Clear foundations, honest expectations
SEO WITHOUT UNREALISTIC PROMISES.
Basic SEO setup gives search engines useful clues about what your website and services are about. It includes descriptive page titles, clear headings, relevant service and coverage information, a sitemap and essential indexing setup.
These are technical foundations, not a promise of search positions or enquiries. Rankings depend on many factors, and no responsible website can guarantee where Google will place it.
06 / Straight answers
QUESTIONS FROM TRADESPEOPLE.
Practical answers about building a website around the way your business works.
01Do tradespeople really need a website if they already use Facebook?
Facebook can be useful for updates and conversation, and you can keep using it. A website gives your services, work, coverage information and contact options a clear place of their own that customers can refer back to.
02Can my website show the jobs I’ve completed?
Yes. A gallery or work page can show genuine project photographs you have permission to use, with useful context about the work where appropriate.
03Can you include the different services I offer?
Yes. Services can be described clearly on one page or, in a larger site, given separate pages where that helps customers find the right information.
04Do I need to provide the website content?
You provide accurate information about your business, services and coverage, plus photographs you have permission to use. I’ll help organise the information, build the site and ask you to review it before launch.
05Can you build a website if I work anywhere in the UK?
Yes. Coded by Curt works with tradespeople and home-service businesses across the United Kingdom. Your site can explain the areas you serve, based on the coverage you confirm.
06Will my website automatically appear at the top of Google?
No. A website can have clear content and a sound technical SEO foundation, but no one can guarantee a particular ranking or number of enquiries. Search results depend on many factors, including competition and your wider online presence.
07How much does a tradesperson’s website cost?
The Starter Website is £270 and the Complete Website is £400. The one-page Starter covers essential business information; the 3–5 page Complete gives more room for separate services, work and business details. See the pricing section for the current full inclusions. View the current website packages and prices.
07 / Start with a conversation
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR TRADE.
Tell me what you do, the work you want to show and what you need from a website. I’ll help you work out a sensible next step—without pressure to go ahead.
Talk through your website