Your website should reflect the work you take on and the customers you want to reach. Choose an industry to see what your site could focus on.
Explore all industriesWebsites for carpenters
A carpenter’s website should make previous projects, services and coverage easy to understand, including on a phone.
Websites for electricians
Customers should quickly find the relevant service, see where you work and choose the right way to get in touch.
Websites for plumbing and heating businesses
Distinguish planned work from the need for quick contact, while accurately reflecting the services the business offers.
Websites for painters
Show the types of work, finish and previous projects so customers can understand your business and send a useful enquiry.
Websites for bricklayers
Make the workmanship tangible through specific job types, previous projects and geographical coverage.
Websites for glaziers
Present your services, previous work and coverage so customers can find the right route to repairs, replacements or a quote.
Websites for hair salons
Bring treatments, prices, opening hours, location and booking together so customers do not have to search in several places.
Websites for beauty salons
Explain treatments, prices, the person behind them and the booking process clearly, with realistic information and precise descriptions.
Websites for cleaning businesses
Separate customer types, services and coverage so the first enquiry contains the details the business needs.
These industries are examples, not a complete list. They show how a website can reflect different services and customer needs. Choose a category to explore the possibilities.
Your services, projects and the area you cover.
Treatments, prices and a clear path to an appointment.
Your service and the customers you help.