Service pages with substance
Explain what you take on, who it is for and what a client needs to know before contacting you.
Construction website design
A website that shows the quality of your work.
Give prospective clients a clear view of what you do, where you work and why your experience is relevant to their project.
The visitor's journey
From "can they do this?" to "let's ask them".
Someone may arrive from a referral, a LinkedIn post or a search. The site should help them assess your business without hunting for the basics.
- Understand the service. The type of work, project fit and areas covered.
- See relevant experience. Project photographs with the scope, challenge and work explained.
- Get to know the business. The team, credentials and way you work.
- Start a conversation. A clear route to send a brief, ask a question or arrange a call.
Design, content and build
The detail that makes the site useful.
Projects worth looking through
Use your photographs and technical input to show the work, with context beyond "another job completed".
A considered mobile experience
Readable text, useful navigation, properly sized imagery and forms that are comfortable to use on a phone.
A careful launch
Check links, forms, page information and redirects. Preserve useful URLs and agree how the site will be maintained.
New site or existing site?
Keep what already works.
If your site has a good design but confusing content or weak enquiry routes, targeted improvements may be the better investment. We do not need to replace everything to make progress.
Before we build
We agree the page list, design direction, content, photographs, integrations and budget.
Before we launch
You review the key pages and journeys. We test the agreed functionality and deal with the remaining fixes.
After launch
Ownership, hosting, access, editing and ongoing support are set out in the scope so you know who is responsible.
Before we start
A few practical questions
Can you improve our current site?
Yes. We can review its design, content and enquiry journey and agree a focused set of improvements.
What do you need from us?
Your services, project details, photographs, brand assets and any technical requirements. We help shape the copy and flag missing information early.
How much will it cost and how long will it take?
We quote against the page count, content work, features and existing platform. The schedule also accounts for your material and review time.
Is SEO included?
We agree the search foundations as part of the build, including page information, internal links and redirects. Ongoing SEO and content work can be scoped separately.
Show us what you are working with.
Send your current website and what you want it to do better. For a new site, tell us about the business and your plans.