Can you do the job?
One clear page per service (roof repairs, boiler installs, rewiring, extensions) so customers find exactly what they need.
Industries
Roofers, plumbers, electricians, builders, landscapers and home improvement companies: when someone needs you, they want to see proof of your work and call you in seconds.
One clear page per service (roof repairs, boiler installs, rewiring, extensions) so customers find exactly what they need.
A clear list of towns and areas you cover, with a map, so nobody has to guess.
A gallery of real projects with short descriptions, plus before-and-after photos where you have them.
Tap-to-call and WhatsApp buttons that stay visible, plus a simple quote request form.
Licence or registration numbers, insurance and memberships, shown only when you actually hold them.
Genuine reviews linked to Google or other platforms, never invented.
Compliance basics
| Market | What to check |
|---|---|
| United States | Many states require contractors to show a licence number in advertising, including websites (California's CSLB is a well-known example). Check your state licensing board's rules before launch. |
| United Kingdom | Only display Gas Safe, NICEIC, NAPIT, TrustMark or other scheme logos if you are currently registered, and show your registration number where the scheme requires it. Company websites must show the registered company name and number. |
| Germany, Austria & Switzerland | Your Impressum usually needs your trade registration details (for example the Handwerkskammer entry for regulated crafts) and, where applicable, your professional title and the regulating chamber. |
| UAE & Saudi Arabia | Show your trade licence or commercial registration (CR) details where required, and make sure any claims about approvals or classifications are current. |
| Everywhere | Be careful with photos: only show projects you actually completed, or clearly label stock imagery. |
These notes are a starting point, not legal advice. Rules change and vary by state, emirate and country, so please confirm the details with your regulator or professional body. We'll build whatever your compliance requires.
These are concept homepages for fictional businesses, designed to demonstrate our approach. They are sample designs, not client projects. Business names, contact details and photos are illustrative.

A traditional slating and tiling contractor. Photographic hero, services laid out the way homeowners and property managers search, and a project gallery that lets the work speak.
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Roofing, siding and windows. Strong calls to call or request a quote, trust points up front, and a before-and-after section that sells the upgrade.
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$150 for the first page and $50 for each extra page. A one-page site ($150) can work well for a sole trader; a site with separate service pages is typically 4–6 pages ($300–$400). The homepage demo is free.
Yes. Many trades prefer WhatsApp for photos, so we make WhatsApp easy to reach. A form with file upload is also possible depending on your form provider.
Only if each page is genuinely useful. A strong service-area section usually works better than dozens of near-identical town pages, which search engines may treat as low quality.
Yes. The structure is similar, but the services, trust signals and calls to action are tailored to your trade.
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See our roofing and home improvement concepts.
Tell us about your business. We design a custom homepage demo for free, and you decide if you want to go ahead.