Websites for tradies

Websites for tradies that make the phone ring

Your customers are usually on a phone, often with water on the floor or the keys locked in the car. A tradie website has one job: get them calling you, fast. I build them around tap-to-call, honest prices and photos of your real work.

What it needs

What a tradie website has to get right

Fancy effects don't win jobs. These six things do.

Trade work

Built for trades, front office and back

Three trade and building websites, plus the system behind the scenes for a remedial builder. Two of the sites are still in development.

After the call

Less paperwork once the work comes in

The website brings in the enquiry. What often follows is an evening of quotes and replies at the kitchen table.

I set up AI that drafts them from your own price list and notes, and you check every one before it goes. More on AI for your business, or learn it yourself with AI coaching.

How it works

Built around your week, not mine

  1. A quick call

    Between jobs is fine, or I'll come to you on the Gold Coast or in Brisbane. Tell me the work you want more of.

  2. Send your photos

    Straight from your phone. I'll pick the best and help with the words, so you're not stuck at a keyboard.

  3. Check it on your phone

    A private preview link shows exactly what customers will see.

  4. Go live

    I sort hosting, your domain and the Google setup, then show you around.

The full version is on how I work.

Pricing

Fixed prices, quoted like a good tradie would

The price is agreed before I start. Each build includes a few months of care.

After that, care is $109.99 a month: hosting, security, changes when you need them and ongoing Google tweaks. Compare it all on the pricing page.

Compare every package
Questions

Questions tradies ask me

Do I need a website if I already get jobs through hipages or Oneflare?

Lead platforms can help fill the diary, but those customers find you through the platform, often beside other trades. Your own site and Google profile bring people who searched for you, and the reviews you build there belong to your business.

Can people call me straight from Google at 2 a.m.?

Yes. Your Google profile has a call button, and your site has one on every screen. If you'd rather not take night calls, the site can show your hours and point late visitors to the quote form.

Can you show my licence number and insurance?

Yes, and you should. Your licence number can sit in the footer and on the contact page, the way Playscapes shows its QBCC number, plus your public liability cover if you carry it.

Can I add new job photos myself?

On Professional and Enterprise sites, yes: you can edit your own text and photos. On a Starter site, send them to me, or let the care plan handle it.

Do you build sites for plumbers, electricians and builders?

Yes, and painters, landscapers, waterproofers and cleaners too. The approach is the same; what changes is your services, your photos and the area you cover.

Related

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Want a website that keeps the phone ringing?

Tell me your trade and the area you cover. I'll get back to you within one business day with how I'd build it and what it'll cost.