What pages does a small business website need?
Most service businesses need a clear homepage, useful service pages, information about the business, genuine work examples and a contact route. The right structure depends on what your customers need to know before enquiring.
Do you build websites for trades and local service businesses?
Yes. Our selected work includes exterior cleaning, landscaping, construction, home interiors and industrial ventilation businesses. You can explore those projects on our work page.
Who supplies the content and images?
Share the business facts, services, branding and photographs you have permission to use. The written scope should explain any copywriting, image sourcing or licensing work needed.
What happens to ownership and ongoing costs?
Agree domain ownership, website access, hosting renewals and handover before work begins. Maintenance and future edits need their own agreed scope. See our website pricing page for the questions to cover.
Can you create a Google Business Profile for my business?
Yes, for eligible businesses. Google generally requires in-person customer contact, either at an eligible location or by travelling to customers. Online-only businesses are not eligible. We check your operating model and Google’s requirements before setup; verification and approval are controlled by Google.
Can you work within a small business budget?
We agree the essential pages and features first and quote for that scope. More complex integrations or future additions can be considered separately so you can make an informed decision.
Can I keep my domain name?
Usually, yes. We review your domain, hosting and email setup before planning a move. Domain ownership and business email need to be accounted for as part of the launch.
Will the website appear on Google?
We provide crawlable pages, descriptive titles and a sitemap as foundations for search visibility. Google decides which pages to index and where to rank them; content, competition and authority also matter.
What should I send before asking for a quote?
Tell us what your business does, who you serve, any existing website address and the pages or features you need. Genuine photos, branding and examples of customer questions are helpful too.