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Trades

Websites for tradesmen

When someone's boiler packs up or the roof starts leaking, they search, look at two or three sites on their phone, and ring the one that looks local, legitimate and available. A trade website has one job: be that one. We build them for plumbers, electricians, roofers, builders, landscapers, cleaners and every other trade.

£449Starting price, Launch packagesetup, then £39 a month
hosting and edits included
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Short answer

A trade website needs your services, the areas you cover, proof you are qualified and trusted, and a phone number that dials on tap. We build that for £449 setup and £39 a month (Launch), or £949 and £59 a month (Grow) if you want a page for each service and area so you show up for more searches.

What customers check before they ring

  • Do you do this job? A clear list of services, ideally a page for each main one.
  • Do you cover my area? Towns and postcodes, stated plainly.
  • Are you legitimate? Your registrations and memberships, insurance, a real name, a real address or area, and real photos of your work.
  • Are you any good? Recent reviews, ideally from your Google Business Profile.
  • Can I reach you now? A tap-to-call button that stays on screen, and a quote form for non-urgent jobs.

Why a page per service and area matters

Someone searching for an emergency electrician in one town and someone searching for a rewire quote in another are two different searches. A single "Services" page rarely ranks for either. Giving each main service, and the areas you most want work from, its own useful page is how small trade businesses show up beyond their own name. That is what the Grow package is for.

Websites for your trade

Plumbers and heating engineers

Emergency calls, boiler work, Gas Safe details and the areas you cover.

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Builders and construction firms

Projects people can see, accreditations, and a quote form that asks the right questions.

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Electricians

NICEIC or NAPIT details, EICRs for landlords, rewires and the areas you cover.

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Roofers

Leak repairs, re-roofs, flat roofs, guarantees and photos of finished work.

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Different trade? The same approach works for joiners, plasterers, decorators, landscapers, cleaners, locksmiths and removals. Get in touch and we will price it the same way.

What we build for trades

  • Service pages written in plain English, with what is included and roughly what it costs if you are happy to say.
  • Areas covered, and Google Business Profile set up and verified for your service area.
  • Registration numbers and memberships displayed where customers look for them.
  • A sticky call button on mobile and a short quote form that asks the questions you would ask on the phone.
  • A gallery of real jobs, before and after.

Example: a sole trader covering one town and its villages

£449 setup, then £39 a month (Launch)
  • Five pages: home, services, areas covered, reviews and gallery, contact
  • Google Business Profile set up for your service area
  • Tap-to-call button and a short quote form
  • Hosting and edits included, up to 4 requests a month

Fixed price. No long-term contract. You own your domain and content.

Prices checked 18 October 2026. Sources: Startups.co.uk on Wix pricing. Platforms change prices and run offers, so check before you buy. Some prices exclude VAT.

Questions people ask

How much does a website for a tradesman cost?

Ours starts at £449 setup and £39 a month, including hosting and edits. Building your own on Wix costs from about £9 a month but leaves the writing and Google setup to you.

Do I need a website if I get work from Checkatrade or word of mouth?

Directories and referrals work, but you do not own them, and many customers check your own site before they ring. A website is the one place that is entirely yours.

Can you get me on Google Maps?

Setting up and verifying your Google Business Profile is included in every package. Ranking in the map results also depends on reviews and how close the searcher is.

Keep reading

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