Websites for carpenters and joiners
A portfolio that shows the quality of your work, pages for each kind of job, and the local SEO to compete with bigger firms.
What your website needs to do
A portfolio that shows the finish
Carpentry is judged on detail. Big, sharp photos of fitted kitchens, staircases, doors and bespoke pieces do the selling.
Separate pages for each kind of work
Kitchen fitting, staircases, doors, flooring, built-in wardrobes and first and second fix are all different searches from different customers.
Compete with the bigger firms
A well-built site puts a one- or two-person workshop on an equal footing with the larger companies in local search.
Make bespoke work easy to ask about
A simple enquiry form that takes photos or measurements helps customers describe a bespoke job without a phone call.
Built for DS Carpentry
DS Carpentry in Merthyr Tydfil needed to compete with larger companies online. Their mobile-first site has a portfolio gallery, service pages and a contact form, built around local searches. Over three months:
- Clicks from Google
- +300%
- Search impressions
- +384%
- Enquiry forms
- 11
Common questions
How did DS Carpentry get more enquiries?
A mobile-first site with a portfolio and service pages, built around local searches. Over three months clicks from Google went from 12 to 48, and 11 enquiry forms came through.
Can customers send me photos with an enquiry?
The form can ask for the type of job and measurements, and customers can follow up with photos by email. Every enquiry comes straight to you.
I do both carpentry and joinery. Does that matter?
It helps to cover both. People search for "carpenter" and "joiner" differently depending on where they live, and the site can target both.
Which plan suits a carpenter?
A sole trader often starts on Starter at £59 a month. If you want a full portfolio and separate service pages, Pro at £99 a month is the better fit.
Other trades I build for
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NICEIC or NAPIT up front, and pages for EICRs, rewires, consumer units and EV chargers.
Roofer websites
Repairs, re-roofs, flat roofs and emergency call-outs, each on its own page for each town.
Builder websites
Extensions, renovations and new builds shown as proper projects, with photos that sell the next job.
Landscaper and tree surgeon websites
Before-and-after galleries, qualifications and insurance, and a fast route for emergency tree work.
SEO for tradesmen
Get into the Google map results and page one for the jobs and towns you actually want.
Ready for a website that brings in work?
Tell me about your business and I will come back with a clear price, usually the same day.