A builder's website that shows the work and gets the call

What a builder's website needs

A building job is a big spend and a big trust decision. Your site has one job: make a homeowner comfortable enough to pick up the phone. That means:

• A page for each type of work. Renovations, decks and fences, bathrooms and kitchens, new builds, repairs and maintenance. Each page ranks on its own and speaks to the person who wants that job.
• Photos of your actual jobs. Before, during and after. Homeowners want to see finishes, not stock photos of a hard hat.
• Your area, spelled out. The towns and suburbs you'll travel to, so you turn up when someone searches "builder" plus their town.
• Your credentials where people can see them. Licensed Building Practitioner number, any trade association membership, insurance. Said plainly, not buried.
• How you work. Do you quote free? Fixed price or charge-up? How soon can you start? Answering these on the page saves you the same three questions on every call.
• Reviews. Your Google reviews on the page, and a Google Business Profile set up and linked.

Not a brochure

You don't need a 30-page site with a blog about building trends. You need a site that loads fast on a phone, shows your work, says where you work, and makes it dead easy to ring you. That's what I build. If you want more pages later, you tell me and I add them within 48 hours.

Getting found for the right jobs

If you'd rather do decks than bathrooms, the site leans that way. Separate pages mean you can be found for the work you want more of, not just "builder".