Last updated: October 5, 2026

Websites for home trades businesses, in 24 hours

Home trade businesses fix, build and look after people's houses, and most of their customers are choosing a stranger to let in the door. On a phone, they decide in minutes: can this person come soon, are they trustworthy and does the work look good.

Get your website in 24 hours

First draft in 24 hours. $99 a month if you love it. Nothing if you do not.

What home trades businesses need on a website

A phone number that works with one tap, shown on every page
Photos of real finished work, not stock images
Licenses, insurance and certifications shown plainly
The towns and areas covered, so people know quickly
A short quote or booking form that works on a phone

What we build for them

Site Squad builds a fast, hand-built site with the pages your trade needs, usually a home page, a page for each main service, a gallery or projects page, reviews, areas covered and a contact page. The two things that matter most are a call button that is always in reach and real photos of your work. For emergency trades we put the urgent line first. For project trades we lead with the gallery.

How it works and what it costs

Answer the two-minute quiz. Within 24 hours a first draft of your website is ready to look at on your phone. If you love it, it is $99 a month, with hosting, security, backups, your contact form and all changes included. If you do not, you pay nothing. Details on the pricing page.

Questions home trades owners ask

I work on site all day. Can I handle the website myself?

You do not have to. We build it, run it and make changes within hours, all included in the $99 a month.

Can the site show my licenses and insurance?

Yes, those you already hold. We only publish credentials and claims you actually have, and never invent them.

Can customers call or request a quote from their phone?

Yes. Every page has a tap-to-call button, and a contact form is included. We also connect to the booking tool you already use.

What happens if I do not like the first draft?

You pay nothing. You get a first draft within 24 hours, free, and it is $99 a month only if you love it.

Do I own the site if I stay with you?

The site is built, hosted and maintained by Site Squad for as long as you subscribe, and you have full use of it. Your domain, your content and your photos are always yours. It is $99 a month, and you pay nothing if you do not love the first draft.

Every home trades business we build for

87 kinds of business in this family. Each has its own page.

Plumbers

People with a burst pipe or no hot water want a phone number they can tap straight away. Others are comparing quotes for a bathroom or a new boiler and look for reviews and proof you are qualified. The site puts the emergency line first and makes the planned work easy to request.

Websites for plumbers

Electricians

Homeowners look for someone licensed and insured before they let anyone near the wiring. Many are searching for specific jobs like panel upgrades, EV chargers or a full rewire. The site shows your credentials first and gives each job type its own clear page.

Websites for electricians

HVAC, heating and cooling

Demand arrives in bursts: a heater dies in winter or an air conditioner quits in a heat wave. Customers also want to know about maintenance plans and seasonal offers. The site leads with the repair call, then makes your tune-up plans and install work easy to understand.

Websites for hvac, heating and cooling

Roofers

After a storm or a leak, homeowners search fast and call whoever looks reliable. For a full replacement they compare photos, warranties and payment options. The site shows storm response up front, then before and after work and how financing works.

Websites for roofers

Builders and general contractors

Clients hand a builder a large part of their budget and their home, so they look for proof before they call. They want to see finished projects, understand how you work and know you are licensed. The site is built around a project gallery and a plain account of your process.

Websites for builders and general contractors

Painters and decorators

Painting is judged by the finish, so customers want to see it. They also want to know how you prepare, how you protect furniture and how quickly you can start. The site is led by before and after photos, with a simple way to ask about color advice and quotes.

Websites for painters and decorators

Landscapers and gardeners

Customers want a yard that looks good and someone who turns up when they say. Some need a one-off project, others a regular maintenance contract through the seasons. The site shows your best finished gardens and explains clearly what each service and contract covers.

Websites for landscapers and gardeners

Cleaners (home, office, end of tenancy)

Customers let cleaners into their home or office, so trust and clarity matter. They want to know exactly what is included, how often you can come and how to book. The site lists what each clean covers and makes recurring plans and one-off bookings simple.

Websites for cleaners (home, office, end of tenancy)

Locksmiths

Someone locked out of their home or car is stressed and usually on a phone. They want a number to tap, a clear idea of how fast you can arrive and proof you are a real, vetted locksmith. The site puts the call button first and shows your ID and licensing openly.

Websites for locksmiths

Movers and removals

People moving want a straight quote, a firm date and reassurance that their belongings are covered. They compare several movers in an evening. The site includes a quote form that asks about rooms and dates, and shows your insurance clearly.

Websites for movers and removals

Handymen

Customers have a list of small jobs and want to know if you do them and roughly what they cost. A clear price list by task saves calls and wins the work. The site lists the jobs you take and how to book a visit.

Websites for handymen

Carpenters and joiners

Customers hiring a carpenter want to see craftsmanship and understand how a bespoke piece goes from idea to installation. They look at portfolios before they pick up the phone. The site shows your work in detail and explains your bespoke process.

Websites for carpenters and joiners

Flooring and tiling

Customers choose flooring and tile by how it looks, so photos and materials matter most. They also want to know about supply, fitting and how long a job takes. The site has a material gallery and before and after projects that make the choice easier.

Websites for flooring and tiling

Kitchen and bathroom fitters

A new kitchen or bathroom is a big decision, and customers want to see finished rooms before they trust anyone. Some want a showroom visit, others want a quote from photos. The site is built around a project gallery and an easy way to book a visit or request a quote.

Websites for kitchen and bathroom fitters

Window and door installers

Customers replacing windows and doors compare styles, materials and how much they might save on energy. They want to understand the ranges you fit and how an installation goes. The site presents each product range clearly and explains the benefits without exaggeration.

Websites for window and door installers

Glaziers

A smashed window at night means someone needs help immediately, and they want a phone number and an honest answer about boarding up. Planned work like replacement glass is calmer. The site puts the emergency board-up line first and lists your regular glazing work below it.

Websites for glaziers

Plasterers and drywall

Customers want smooth walls and ceilings and a contractor who clears up after. Builders and homeowners both look for finished examples and an easy way to ask for a quote. The site shows your finished work and explains what jobs you take on.

Websites for plasterers and drywall

Drainage and gutters

Blocked drains and overflowing gutters feel urgent, and customers search for someone who will come fast. Others want a camera survey to understand a recurring problem. The site puts the emergency line forward and explains survey and repair work clearly.

Websites for drainage and gutters

Pest control

People with a pest problem are often embarrassed and want it dealt with quickly and quietly. They look for same-day help, unmarked vans if you offer them and guarantees. The site is calm and discreet, with a clear phone line and plain information on what you treat.

Websites for pest control

Chimney sweeps

Customers want a sweep who is qualified, tidy and available before the cold season starts. Many book once a year and look for certificates they can show an insurer. The site explains your services simply and makes booking easy when demand rises.

Websites for chimney sweeps

Solar installers

Homeowners considering solar want to know what it will cost, what they might save and what grants may apply. They are cautious about big claims. The site explains the process honestly, points to grants where they exist and can offer a savings calculator to bring in leads.

Websites for solar installers

Insulation and energy retrofit

Homeowners want lower bills and a warmer house, but they do not know where to start. Many also ask what grants cover. The site explains each upgrade in plain terms and makes it easy to ask for an assessment.

Websites for insulation and energy retrofit

Fencing, decking, driveways

Customers choose these jobs mostly by what finished work looks like. They compare materials, styles and how long a job will take. The site is led by a gallery and explains your materials and process.

Websites for fencing, decking, driveways

Pool and spa services

Pool owners think about service in seasons: opening in spring, upkeep through summer and closing in fall. They also call when water turns green or equipment fails. The site makes seasonal booking simple and explains repairs and regular maintenance.

Websites for pool and spa services

Appliance repair

When a fridge or washer breaks, people want to know that you fix their brand and how soon you can come. Many compare repair against buying new. The site lists the brands and appliances you service and makes a same-day request easy.

Websites for appliance repair

Garage door installers

A stuck garage door is a daily frustration, and a broken spring can leave a car trapped inside. Customers also look at styles for a new door. The site covers repairs and installation with clear photos and a quick way to ask for help.

Websites for garage door installers

Septic and well services

Rural customers depend on septic tanks and wells working, and a failure is urgent. They want a local company that knows their type of system and answers the phone. The site is simple and fast to load, with a clear phone number and plain descriptions of each service.

Websites for septic and well services

Tree surgeons and arborists

Tree work is risky, so customers want proof you are qualified and insured before anyone climbs. They also want to see how a job turns out. The site shows your insurance and qualifications up front, with before and after photos of real work.

Websites for tree surgeons and arborists

Snow removal

Snow removal is booked before the first storm or arranged in the middle of it. Customers want to know if you cover their address and whether a seasonal contract makes sense. The site is simple, easy to update when the weather changes and clear about contracts.

Websites for snow removal

Junk removal and skip hire

Customers want rid of waste quickly and want to know what it will cost. They think in loads, not hours. The site includes an instant quote by load size and clear information on what you can and cannot take.

Websites for junk removal and skip hire

Locksmith and security installers (alarms, CCTV)

Customers hire you to protect their homes or business, so trust is the whole sale. They look for experience, proper certifications and a clear scope for alarms, CCTV and locks. The site shows your credentials and explains each system in plain terms.

Websites for locksmith and security installers (alarms, cctv)

Smart home and AV installers

Customers are buying a result: a home that works smoothly, or a room with great sound and picture. They want to see finished installations and know the brands you work with. The site shows real projects and explains how a design and installation runs.

Websites for smart home and av installers

Waterproofing and foundation repair

A wet basement or a cracked foundation worries homeowners, and they want a straight diagnosis from someone they can trust. They compare explanations and warranties. The site explains each problem and solution calmly and makes inspection requests easy.

Websites for waterproofing and foundation repair

Bathroom and kitchen remodelers (as a trade, not a showroom)

Remodeling is a big spend, and homeowners judge on finished rooms. They want to see before and after photos, understand the process and know you are licensed and insured. The site is built around transformations and an easy way to request an estimate.

Websites for bathroom and kitchen remodelers (as a trade, not a showroom)

Loft conversions, extensions and garage conversions

Homeowners adding space are making a large investment and worry about planning, cost and disruption. They want to see finished projects and know someone will guide them. The site shows a project gallery and explains planning help and the way a build runs.

Websites for loft conversions, extensions and garage conversions

Bricklayers and masonry contractors

Customers hiring a bricklayer want sound structure and a neat finish, and they often need work that matches an existing building. They look for examples and proof of skill. The site shows your finished brickwork and explains the jobs you take on.

Websites for bricklayers and masonry contractors

Concrete, groundworks and excavation contractors

Builders and homeowners hiring groundworks want a reliable crew with the right equipment who will turn up when scheduled. They look at past projects and ask about equipment and capacity. The site lists your services and equipment and makes it easy to request a quote.

Websites for concrete, groundworks and excavation contractors

Demolition and site clearance

Clients hiring demolition care about safety, legal compliance and a clean finish. Developers and homeowners both look for credentials and a track record. The site shows your licenses and safety standards and explains the kinds of work you take on.

Websites for demolition and site clearance

Scaffolding hire and erection

Scaffolding customers are builders and homeowners, and both need safe, correct, on-time erection. Builders want reliability and capacity, while homeowners want clarity on cost and duration. The site speaks to both with clear services and safety credentials.

Websites for scaffolding hire and erection

Steel fabricators and welders (gates, railings, balconies)

Customers hiring a fabricator look at finished gates, railings and balconies and ask whether you can match their idea. They want to see craftsmanship and understand finishes and lead times. The site is led by a gallery and explains custom work simply.

Websites for steel fabricators and welders (gates, railings, balconies)

Stair, balustrade and joinery makers

Customers buying a staircase want a centerpiece that fits their home and meets the rules. They look at designs, materials and finished installations. The site shows your best staircases and explains how a bespoke stair goes from survey to fit.

Websites for stair, balustrade and joinery makers

Cabinet makers and fitted furniture (wardrobes, alcoves)

Customers want furniture that fits their room exactly, and they judge by photos of finished wardrobes and alcoves. They also want to know how measuring, design and fitting work. The site shows your finished pieces and explains the bespoke process.

Websites for cabinet makers and fitted furniture (wardrobes, alcoves)

Carpet, vinyl and wood floor fitters

Customers often buy the flooring elsewhere and hire a fitter, or want you to supply and fit. They care about a clean finish, tidy work and a fair price per room. The site makes it clear what you fit and how to arrange a measure and quote.

Websites for carpet, vinyl and wood floor fitters

Floor sanding and refinishing

Customers see dull, scratched wood floors and want them brought back. They worry about dust, mess and how long it takes. The site is led by before and after photos and explains how you control dust and finish floors.

Websites for floor sanding and refinishing

Countertop and stone fabricators (granite, quartz, marble)

Customers choosing a countertop want to see slabs and finished kitchens before they commit. They ask about materials, templating and install time. The site shows your materials and finished work and explains each step from template to install.

Websites for countertop and stone fabricators (granite, quartz, marble)

Rendering, cladding and external wall insulation

Homeowners comparing render and cladding firms want to see finished walls, the systems you fit and proof you stand behind the work. The site leads with large photos of completed jobs and makes a quote request easy from a phone.

Websites for rendering, cladding and external wall insulation

Damp proofing, timber treatment and basement tanking

Someone who finds damp or rot is worried and wants a survey from a firm they can trust. The site explains the problem types in plain words, shows your guarantees and makes booking a survey simple.

Websites for damp proofing, timber treatment and basement tanking

Asbestos surveys and removal

Buyers of asbestos work check licenses first, then the type of survey or removal they need. The site puts your licenses and accreditations at the top and routes enquiries by the kind of job.

Websites for asbestos surveys and removal

Mould, water and fire damage restoration

People searching for water, mould or fire damage help are in a crisis and often dealing with insurance. The site puts the emergency number first, explains how you respond and what insurers can expect from you.

Websites for mould, water and fire damage restoration

Stove, fireplace and chimney installers

Homeowners choose a stove or fireplace by look, fuel and the installer they trust to fit it safely. The site shows installed examples, explains the process and gets enquiries in before the cold season.

Websites for stove, fireplace and chimney installers

Heat pump, underfloor heating and renewable installers

Homeowners researching heat pumps and underfloor heating have many questions about cost, savings and grants before they will call. The site answers those questions plainly and makes it easy to request a survey.

Websites for heat pump, underfloor heating and renewable installers

Gas engineers and boiler servicing (as distinct from plumbers)

Homeowners and landlords want a registered engineer who can come soon, and they check registration before they book. The site shows your registration number, your service plan and a clear way to book a visit.

Websites for gas engineers and boiler servicing (as distinct from plumbers)

Air duct and dryer vent cleaning

Homeowners rarely think about ducts and dryer vents until a problem shows up, so the site has to explain why the service matters and make booking easy. It uses simple language, clear service pages and a quick request form.

Websites for air duct and dryer vent cleaning

Electrical inspection, EICR and PAT testing

Landlords, letting agents and businesses need test certificates on time and want to know exactly what they will get. The site explains each test, shows your qualifications and offers a simple way to book or request a quote.

Websites for electrical inspection, eicr and pat testing

Fire alarm, extinguisher and fire-safety contractors

Facilities managers, landlords and business owners hire fire safety firms based on certification and reliability. The site lists your accreditations, services and maintenance contracts, and lets buyers request a quote quickly.

Websites for fire alarm, extinguisher and fire-safety contractors

Alarm, CCTV and access control installers

Home and business owners looking for security systems want to know what you fit, who you work with and how quickly you can visit. The site shows your systems, your approvals and an easy way to book a survey.

Websites for alarm, cctv and access control installers

Electric gates, garage doors and shutters

Customers buying gates, garage doors and shutters choose by style, security and who will keep them working. The site shows finished installs, explains the options and offers repair and servicing alongside new sales.

Websites for electric gates, garage doors and shutters

Blinds, curtains, shutters and awnings (made to measure)

Customers choose made to measure window dressings by seeing the style first, then booking a home visit. The site shows rooms and finishes, explains how measuring works and makes booking a visit quick.

Websites for blinds, curtains, shutters and awnings (made to measure)

Window film, sash window and secondary glazing specialists

Owners of older or hard to heat buildings want to improve windows without replacing them, and they need reassurance about how it looks. The site explains each option and shows the finished result.

Websites for window film, sash window and secondary glazing specialists

Conservatories, orangeries and sunrooms

A conservatory is a large purchase, and customers want to see finished rooms and trust the firm before they invite anyone round. The site shows your builds, explains the process and books a free design visit.

Websites for conservatories, orangeries and sunrooms

Garden rooms, sheds, summerhouses and log cabins

Buyers of garden rooms, sheds and cabins shop by product, so the site works like a gallery. It shows each range clearly, explains delivery and installation and makes a quote request easy.

Websites for garden rooms, sheds, summerhouses and log cabins

Decking, pergolas, carports and verandas

Homeowners planning outdoor structures want to see finished spaces and understand materials before asking for a price. The site shows completed projects, explains your options and makes it easy to request a visit.

Websites for decking, pergolas, carports and verandas

Driveways, resin, block paving and tarmac

Driveways are a high value job, and customers decide mostly on the photos. The site leads with before and after images, explains the surface options and makes a free quote request simple.

Websites for driveways, resin, block paving and tarmac

Patios, paving and hard landscaping

Homeowners hiring for patios and paving want to see finished gardens and feel sure the job will be neat. The site shows your work, explains the stages and makes quote requests easy.

Websites for patios, paving and hard landscaping

Artificial grass and lawn treatment services

Lawn customers want a green garden with less work, whether through artificial turf or treated natural grass. The site explains each service, shows results and makes booking a quote or treatment simple.

Websites for artificial grass and lawn treatment services

Lawn mowing and garden maintenance rounds

Customers want a reliable person to keep their garden tidy, and many prefer a regular plan. The site explains what you cover, how recurring visits work and how to join your round.

Websites for lawn mowing and garden maintenance rounds

Irrigation and garden lighting

Customers want a garden that waters itself and looks good at night, and they need to trust the design. The site shows finished schemes, explains the systems and lets owners request a design visit.

Websites for irrigation and garden lighting

Ponds, water features and pool builders

Water features and pools are big projects, so customers want to see finished work and understand the process. The site shows your builds, explains design and construction and invites a consultation.

Websites for ponds, water features and pool builders

Hot tub and swimming pool servicing

Hot tub and pool owners want clean water and a quick fix when something fails. The site lists your services, explains regular care plans and makes booking a visit or a repair easy.

Websites for hot tub and swimming pool servicing

Stump grinding and hedge cutting

Homeowners with a stump or an overgrown hedge want a clear price and a firm date. The site explains the jobs, shows tidy results and lets people send photos to get a quote.

Websites for stump grinding and hedge cutting

Window cleaners (residential and commercial rounds)

Window cleaning customers want a reliable person who turns up on schedule and leaves glass clear. The site explains your rounds, covers homes and businesses, and lets people join the schedule from a phone.

Websites for window cleaners (residential and commercial rounds)

Gutter cleaning, roof cleaning and moss removal

Owners usually call when gutters overflow or moss shows on the roof. The site explains each service, shows before and after photos and makes it easy to book a visit.

Websites for gutter cleaning, roof cleaning and moss removal

Pressure washing and graffiti removal

Customers hiring a pressure washer judge by the photos and by whether the work will damage their surfaces. The site shows dramatic before and after results and covers both homes and commercial clients.

Websites for pressure washing and graffiti removal

Carpet, upholstery and oven cleaning

Customers comparing cleaners want to see what a job costs and what is included. The site presents a clear price list, explains your methods and offers easy online booking.

Websites for carpet, upholstery and oven cleaning

Bin and wheelie-bin cleaning

Bin cleaning is a simple service that customers only buy once they understand it, so the site must explain it in a few lines. It sets out how your visits work and makes it easy to sign up for regular cleans.

Websites for bin and wheelie-bin cleaning

Chimney sweepsflue and stove servicing

Customers search for a sweep before the cold season and want someone qualified, tidy and on time. The site shows your credentials, explains each service and makes booking a sweep easy.

Websites for chimney sweepsflue and stove servicing

Property maintenance companies (landlord and block work)

Landlords, agents and block managers want one dependable contractor for repairs, not a different tradesperson each time. The site explains your services, response and reporting, and gives buyers a clear route to start working with you.

Websites for property maintenance companies (landlord and block work)

Disability adaptations, stairlifts and ramps

Families searching for stairlifts, ramps and adapted bathrooms are often under pressure and unsure where to start. The site explains your services calmly, covers funding in general terms and makes a free home assessment easy to request.

Websites for disability adaptations, stairlifts and ramps

Home organisers and decluttering services

People looking for an organizer want to feel understood, not judged, and they want to picture the result. The site shows your style, explains how a session works and makes a first call easy to book.

Websites for home organisers and decluttering services

House clearance, hoarding and trauma cleaning

Families and agencies calling a clearance or trauma cleaning firm are often in a hard moment and need discretion above all. The site is calm and plain, explains how you work and makes a private first call easy.

Websites for house clearance, hoarding and trauma cleaning

Well drilling, boreholes and water treatment

Rural property owners need water they can rely on and are often far from the nearest firm. The site explains drilling, testing and treatment in plain language and makes it easy to request a site visit.

Websites for well drilling, boreholes and water treatment

Oil tank, LPG and heating oil suppliers

Customers ordering heating oil or LPG want to place an order quickly and trust the supplier to deliver. The site shows how to order, which areas you deliver to and how tank installs and servicing work.

Websites for oil tank, lpg and heating oil suppliers

EPC assessors, fire risk assessors and legionella testing

Landlords and agents need certificates and assessments on time, from someone qualified. The site lists the assessments you provide, your accreditations and a quick way to request a booking.

Websites for epc assessors, fire risk assessors and legionella testing

Structural engineers, party wall surveyors and planning consultants

Homeowners and developers hire an engineer or surveyor on credentials and clarity. The site sets out your services, qualifications and process, and gives a simple way to request advice on a project.

Websites for structural engineers, party wall surveyors and planning consultants

Snagging inspectors and new-build surveyors

New home buyers want an independent expert to find faults before the builder's warranty period starts to count. The site explains what an inspection covers, shows sample findings and makes booking quick.

Websites for snagging inspectors and new-build surveyors

Locksmith safes and key cutting

Someone locked out needs a locksmith who answers and a price they can trust. The site puts your phone number first, explains common jobs and covers safes and key cutting for planned work.

Websites for locksmith safes and key cutting

Sign writers and shop-front fitters

Business owners ordering signs want to see what the finished sign looks like on a real building. The site is built around your portfolio, explains design and installation and makes a quote request simple.

Websites for sign writers and shop-front fitters

What it costs and how fast it is

Answer a short quiz. Within 24 hours a first draft of your website is ready to look at on your phone or computer. If you love it, it is $99 a month, with hosting, changes and support included. If you do not, you pay nothing.