Construction & Property

Website design for construction and property service businesses

For builders, refurbishment firms, landscapers, architectural metalwork specialists, property maintenance companies and specialist contractors. A website that shows the standard of your work, explains what you do and where, and makes it easy to ask for a quote.

Who this page is for

We work with businesses in every sector. This page explains how we approach websites for construction and property services, a sector we have chosen to focus on. Our examples for it are clearly labelled concept designs, not client projects.

  • Building contractors
  • Refurbishment and renovation companies
  • Landscaping businesses
  • Architectural metalwork and fabrication companies
  • Property maintenance companies
  • Specialist trade contractors

Common website problems in this sector, and how we fix them

Your website is often the first thing a customer checks after hearing your name. These are the issues we look for first.

  1. Your best projects are hard to find.

    A projects section organised by type of work and location, with a few lines on each job: what was asked for, what you did and the finish achieved.

  2. Your services are described in vague terms.

    A clear page for each main service, in the words customers actually search for, explaining what is involved, typical projects and what to expect.

  3. Customers cannot tell whether you cover their area.

    One well-organised page setting out the towns and areas you cover, linked from every service page, without dozens of thin copy-and-paste location pages.

  4. The site is awkward to use on a phone.

    Mobile-first layouts with call and quote buttons kept within reach, because people often look you up on their phone.

  5. Asking for a quote feels like hard work.

    A short quote form that asks only what you need to price a job, such as the type of work, postcode and timescale.

  6. The website looks older than your business.

    A modern design that matches the standard of your workmanship, with accreditations and insurance details presented clearly where they apply.

A page structure that works for trades and property services

Most construction and property websites need the same core pages, arranged so a customer can go from “do they do this?” to “can they do it here?” to “request a quote” in a few taps. We adapt it to your services.

On a phone, the quote and call buttons stay within easy reach. On a desktop, your best project photos lead the page.

  1. Home What you do, where, and your strongest recent work, with a quote button.
  2. Services One page for each main service.
    • Extensions
    • Refurbishment
    • Landscaping
  3. Projects Completed jobs with photos, location and a short write-up.
  4. Areas covered One clear page listing the towns and areas you serve.
  5. About Who you are, accreditations, insurance and how you work.
  6. Request a quote A short form, your phone number and email.

What makes a project gallery convincing

  • Before and after photos, where you have them
  • The type of job, the town and a short description of the work
  • Materials, specification or finish, when they matter to the customer
  • A link to the matching service page and a clear way to ask for a quote
  • Images sized properly so the gallery still loads quickly on a phone

We help you choose the right photos and write the short project descriptions, so you are not left staring at a blank page.

Concept design for a fictional building contractor

What we need from you

You know your trade. We handle the website. To get started, we usually ask for:

  • Photos of completed work (clear phone photos are fine)
  • A list of your services and the areas you cover
  • Any accreditations, memberships and insurance details you want shown
  • Your logo and brand colours, if you have them
  • Access to your current website and domain, if you have them

You check that every fact, figure and claim is accurate before the site goes live.

  1. Tell us about your business

    A short conversation and a guided set of questions about your services, customers and goals.

  2. We plan, build and review

    We prepare the page structure, wording and design, then build the agreed website.

  3. Launch and ongoing support

    The site is tested, launched and handed over, with optional care afterwards.

Packages for construction and property businesses

Website Launch suits a business with a handful of core services. Website Growth adds individual service pages, a blog and room for a proper projects section. Website Plus suits larger firms with many services or specialisms.

Compare every detail
  • Website Launch

    £795 one-off

    Best for: A business getting properly established online, with a focused set of pages.

    • Up to 5 professionally designed pages
    • Copy refined from the information you supply
    • Contact and enquiry form
    • SEO foundations and 2 rounds of revisions

    Not included: Blog or Insights section.

  • Website Plus

    From £2,495 one-off

    Best for: A business with many services, locations or a large amount of content to organise.

    • Approximately 15 to 20 pages
    • Detailed site structure for more content
    • Service, location or content pages where useful
    • Deeper SEO and multiple enquiry forms

    Not included: Bespoke software or web applications.

    Final price confirmed once scope is agreed.

Also available: SEO Foundation £395 one-off, ongoing SEO from £295/month, and optional Website Care at £49/month.

The concept in detail

Concept project
Concept design for a fictional building contractor

Trades & construction

Lead-focused site for a building contractor

Make the quality of the work visible within seconds, and make requesting a quote feel simple rather than like a commitment.

Key decisions

  • Project gallery organised by type of job and town
  • Quote request split into two short steps
  • Areas covered set out on one clear page, not dozens of thin location pages
  • Call and quote buttons kept within reach on mobile

What the concept covers

  • Homepage, services, projects, areas covered, about and quote pages
  • Mobile-first layouts
  • Local SEO structure

This is a design concept for a fictional business, so there are no client results to report.

Request a three-point website review

We’ll identify three practical areas worth reviewing on your existing website, focusing on clarity, presentation and customer enquiries.

  1. Clarity Can a new visitor tell what you do, who it is for and where you work, within the first few seconds?
  2. Presentation Does the site reflect the standard of your work, on a phone as well as a computer?
  3. Enquiries How easy is it for an interested customer to get in touch or ask for a quote?

You receive a short, personalised email with three practical observations about your own website. It is not a full SEO audit, an accessibility certification or a detailed technical assessment, and there is no obligation to buy anything.

Fields marked with an asterisk are required.

We use these details to prepare and send your review, and to reply if you have questions. Requesting a review does not sign you up to marketing.

Questions from trade and property businesses

More about our website design

Have you built websites for construction businesses before?

We are honest about this: construction and property services is a sector we have chosen to focus on, and our examples for it are clearly labelled concept designs rather than client projects. We will show you exactly how we would approach your site, and you can judge the work for yourself before committing to anything.

I only have phone photos of my work. Is that enough?

Usually, yes. Clear, well-lit phone photos of finished work are often more convincing than stock images. We will tell you which shots work best, and we optimise every image so the gallery still loads quickly.

Do I need a separate page for every town I cover?

No. Dozens of near-identical town pages rarely help and can look spammy. We usually recommend one clear page setting out the areas you cover, plus genuine project write-ups that mention where the work took place.

Can customers send photos or plans with a quote request?

A quote form can ask the questions you need to price a job, such as type of work, postcode and timescale. Whether file uploads are included depends on the form service used for your site, and we confirm this in your proposal.

Which package suits a building or trade business?

Website Launch suits a business with a handful of core services. Website Growth suits a business that wants individual service pages and a proper projects section. Website Plus suits larger firms with many services, specialisms or a lot of content.

Next step

Tell us about your business and the work you want more of.

Whether you’re starting from scratch or improving an existing website, we’ll help you understand the options and what the project could involve.