Construction and trades websites that bring in the jobs
Website design for builders, plumbers, electricians, roofers and contractors, with local SEO and quote forms that turn searches into booked jobs.
What should a construction or trades website include?
A construction or trades website should show the services and areas you cover, a gallery of real jobs, reviews and accreditations such as Gas Safe, NICEIC or TrustMark, and a quick quote or call button on every page. It must load fast on a phone and rank locally for "[trade] near me" searches.
Most trade jobs start with a phone search: "emergency plumber near me", "loft conversion Leeds". The firms that win are the ones that show up, look trustworthy and are easy to contact in one tap. We build fast, simple websites for builders and trades, then get them ranking locally so the phone rings with the right jobs.
Builders, contractors, plumbers, electricians, roofers, landscapers, joiners and specialist trades across the UK, from one-person firms to contractors with several crews.
What we build for Construction & Trades.
Construction website design
Service and area pages, project galleries, reviews and accreditations, designed for a phone.
Quote and booking forms
Short forms with photo upload, so you get the details you need to price a job before calling back.
Local SEO for trades
Google Business Profile, area pages and reviews so you rank for "near me" searches in the towns you cover.
Google Ads for trades
Local campaigns for emergency and high-value jobs, with call tracking and wasted spend cut out.
Job and lead tracking
Enquiries logged in a simple CRM so no job falls through the cracks between site and office.
Website care
Hosting, updates and small changes handled for a monthly fee, so the site stays fast and secure.
The rules of your industry, designed in.
What we plan for before a line of code, because retrofitting it later costs more.
Construction & Trades: packages and prices.
Starting prices, with a fixed quote after a free audit.
Trades website
A fast site built to win local jobs.
- Service and area pages
- Project gallery
- Quote form with photo upload
- Reviews and accreditations
- Google Business Profile set-up
Local SEO
Presence care plan with hosting.
- Google Business Profile kept current
- 3 posts a month
- Search submission
- Monthly report
Website care
Hosting and upkeep handled.
- Hosting and SSL
- Updates and backups
- Monitoring
- Small monthly changes
The services behind the work.
No quotes theatre. Four steps.
You get an indicative range before discovery and a fixed scope after it. Nothing about the price should be a surprise.
Things we shipped.
Every project below ran through the same four steps.
Guides and pages that go deeper.
Not quite your sector?
How much does a website for a builder or tradesperson cost?
Trade websites in the UK usually cost £1,000 to £6,000 depending on pages and features. Devute's trades websites start at £2,400, with a fixed quote after a free audit.
How do I get my trade business to show on Google Maps?
Claim and complete your Google Business Profile, choose the right categories, list your service areas, add real job photos and ask every happy customer for a review. Your website's area pages and contact details should match the profile exactly.
Do I need a website if I'm on Checkatrade?
Yes. Directories help, but you share the page with competitors and pay per lead. Your own website ranks for your name and area, shows your work and brings enquiries you don't pay for each time.
Can customers send photos with their enquiry?
Yes. Our quote forms accept photos, so you can see the job and price it before calling back.
How long does it take to rank locally?
Many trades see more Google Maps visibility within one to three months of fixing their profile and reviews. Website rankings for competitive towns usually take three to six months.
Can you look after the site so I don't have to?
Yes. Care plans from £85 a month cover hosting, updates, backups and small changes.
Tell us the goal. We’ll tell you the price.
A free audit, a fixed scope and a number — usually within two working days. No obligation, no sales theatre.