The result is not shown
Photos of repairs, replacements and finished work are often scattered across a camera roll or social media.
Show your glasswork before the customer asks for a quote.
Present your services, previous work and coverage so customers can find the right route to repairs, replacements or a quote.
What gets in the way.
These issues can make it harder for customers to choose you.
‘Glazier’ does not tell the whole story
Customers cannot see whether you handle repairs, replacements or other glasswork.
Your coverage is unclear
Visitors do not know whether you travel to their address or only work from the workshop.
Enquiries are missing measurements
Without dimensions, photos or a location, unnecessary messages are needed before the job can be assessed.
What customers need to see.
- Specific types of glasswork and solutions
- Photos of completed work
- Coverage and any call-out service
- A clear route to repairs or a quote
- Customer testimonials used with permission
A possible structure.
- Glasswork by customer need
- Repairs and replacements
- Selected projects
- Coverage and call-outs
- How an enquiry works
- About the glazier
- Request a quote
An enquiry with the right measurements
Ask for job type, measurements, location and relevant photos so the glazier can assess the next step. Keep the fields short.
How it works.
See the website before you decide. Your business sets the direction. The choice is yours.
The direction
Describe what you do, who your customers are and where you work. Any existing website is taken into account too.
The vision
You get a free preview so you can see what your new website could look like. If you like the direction, we can discuss whether to move forward together.
The next step
If the preview feels right, the price, content and timeline are agreed before you proceed. If it doesn’t feel right, the process stops there. You are not obliged to buy the website.
Your website. Your choice of hosting.
Hosting keeps your website online. Choose hosting with enfikra, or manage it yourself.
Questions before you decide.
Can customers send photos of the glass?
Yes, if it fits your workflow. Photos can provide a better starting point for the initial assessment and are used by agreement.
Does every type of glasswork need its own page?
No. The homepage should prioritise the work the business usually handles and wants more enquiries about.
Can different glass types be explained on the site?
Yes, if the business offers them. Explain the differences in everyday language and use technical or safety claims only when they can be supported.