Last updated: October 5, 2026
Websites for industrial and b2b local services businesses, in 24 hours
Industrial and B2B local services sell to other businesses: facilities managers, shop owners, contractors, plant managers and office managers. Their buyers are comparing two or three suppliers on a phone or laptop, and they decide in minutes whether you handle their kind of job, cover their area and will answer when they call.
Get your website in 24 hoursFirst draft in 24 hours. $99 a month if you love it. Nothing if you do not.
What industrial and b2b local services businesses need on a website
- A clear list of services, sectors and capabilities so a buyer knows within seconds you handle the job
- A quote or call-back request that is easy to use from a phone on a job site
- Proof of capability: certifications, insurance, accreditations and photos of real work you already hold
- Service area, opening hours and emergency or out-of-hours contact details stated plainly
- Pages that load fast and read well for buyers who are checking suppliers between other tasks
What we build for them
Site Squad builds a multi-page site by hand around how your buyers actually choose a supplier. Typical pages are a home page, one page per main service or capability, sectors or industries served, an equipment or work gallery where it helps, about, and a contact page with a quote form. The two things that matter most in this family are proof you can do the job and a fast way to ask for a price. We use only the certifications, accreditations and claims you already hold, and we connect the contact form to the inbox you already watch.
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 industrial and b2b local services owners ask
Can the site list our certifications and accreditations?
Yes. We publish the certifications, insurance and accreditations you already hold and send us details of, and we never invent any. If one lapses or a new one arrives, send us the change and we update it within hours.
Can customers request a quote or upload drawings and specs?
The contact form is included and can be set up as a quote request with the details your team needs to price a job. It sends to the inbox you already use, so nothing changes in how you handle enquiries.
We sell to other businesses. Does a website still matter for us?
Yes. Buyers who hear about you by referral or find you through a trade contact usually check your site before they call. It needs to show what you do, where you work and how to reach you, and it should load quickly on a phone.
Can you show our work or equipment without a long photo shoot?
We can build galleries, capability lists and equipment pages from the photos and details you already have. If you have little to start with, we work from what you send and add more later, and changes are included.
Do we need to move off our current ordering or job-booking software?
No. The site works with the booking, quoting or ordering tool you already use, and we link to it where it fits. Hosting, the security certificate, backups and domain pointing are included in the $99 a month.
Every industrial and b2b local services business we build for
23 kinds of business in this family. Each has its own page.
Commercial cleaning and facilities management
Office managers and property managers want to know you cover their building type, can start on their schedule and will be there every night. The site lays out your contract cleaning services, the sectors you serve and a simple request for a site survey or quote.
Websites for commercial cleaning and facilities managementSecurity guarding, keyholding and mobile patrols
Clients want to know you are licensed, reliable and reachable at 3 a.m. The site presents guarding, keyholding and mobile patrols clearly, shows the credentials you hold and gives a direct line for urgent requests and a form for contract quotes.
Websites for security guarding, keyholding and mobile patrolsCommercial HVAC and refrigeration
When a walk-in cooler or an office air system fails, the customer is losing stock or tenants and wants a fast answer. The site puts your emergency line first, lists the systems you install and maintain, and makes planned maintenance contracts easy to ask about.
Websites for commercial hvac and refrigerationCommercial kitchen and catering equipment installers
Restaurant owners and caterers need equipment installed on time, serviced when it breaks and sized correctly for their menu. The site shows the equipment you supply and fit, your design and servicing capability, and a simple way to request a kitchen quote.
Websites for commercial kitchen and catering equipment installersShopfitters, office fit-out and partitioning
Business owners hiring a fit-out contractor want to see finished spaces, the sectors you know and proof you can run a job to a deadline. The site leads with a project gallery, explains your process and gives a clear route to a survey and quote.
Websites for shopfitters, office fit-out and partitioningSignage, vehicle graphics and large-format printing
Customers choose a sign maker by looking at finished work: shopfronts, van wraps, banners and fascias. The site is built around a gallery, shows what you make and install, and makes it easy to send a brief, a size and a photo of the premises.
Websites for signage, vehicle graphics and large-format printingCommercial printers, labels and packaging
Buyers of print, labels and packaging want to know your formats, materials and run lengths before they send a file. The site lists what you produce, explains file and artwork requirements, and gives a clear way to request a quote.
Websites for commercial printers, labels and packagingEmbroidery, workwear and promotional products
Businesses, clubs and teams buying logo workwear want to see what you can put their branding on, how ordering works and what the minimum order is. The site shows your garments and products, explains the logo process, and takes quote requests with artwork attached.
Websites for embroidery, workwear and promotional productsMachine shops, CNC, laser cutting and metal fabrication
Engineers and buyers want to know quickly whether your shop has the machines, materials and tolerances for their part. The site presents a clear capability list, the equipment you run and the materials you work with, and makes it simple to send drawings for a quote.
Websites for machine shops, cnc, laser cutting and metal fabricationWelding, powder coating, galvanising and sandblasting
Customers arrive with a gate, a chassis, a batch of parts or a railing and want to know if you can do it and what it will cost. The site lists welding, coating and blasting services, shows before and after results and takes a quote request with photos.
Websites for welding, powder coating, galvanising and sandblasting3D printing and prototyping services
Designers, engineers and hobbyists want to know which technologies and materials you offer, how big a part can be and how fast you can turn it around. The site explains your processes in plain terms and gives a quick way to upload a model or describe a part.
Websites for 3d printing and prototyping servicesJoinery workshops and timber merchants
Builders and homeowners looking for bespoke joinery want to see finished work. Those buying timber want to know what you stock and whether you deliver. The site shows your workshop's craftsmanship, lists timber and sheet materials, and takes enquiries for made-to-measure work.
Websites for joinery workshops and timber merchantsBuilders', plumbing and electrical merchants
Tradespeople want to know you have the stock, open early and can deliver to site. The site shows your product ranges, branch hours and delivery options, and makes it easy to ask for stock checks and trade account details.
Websites for builders', plumbing and electrical merchantsTool, plant and crane hire
Contractors want to know what you have, what it costs per day and whether you can get it to site by morning. The site lists equipment by category with a clear price list, explains your delivery area and makes it quick to ask for a quote or check availability.
Websites for tool, plant and crane hirePortable toilets, skips, waste and recycling
Customers need a skip or a toilet delivered fast and want to know the size, the price and what they can put in it. The site shows your skip sizes, hire options and permitted waste, and puts an instant quote form on every page.
Websites for portable toilets, skips, waste and recyclingScrap metal and confidential shredding
Scrap customers want to know what you buy and where to bring it. Shredding customers want to know the process is secure and certified. The site covers both clearly, with accepted materials, collection services and the credentials you already hold.
Websites for scrap metal and confidential shreddingLift and escalator maintenance
Building owners and managing agents want a maintenance partner who is competent, insured and quick to respond when a lift stops. The site explains your servicing and repair work, shows your credentials and puts a breakdown number first.
Websites for lift and escalator maintenanceTelecoms, data cabling and AV installers
Office managers and project leads want a supplier who can wire, install and support their systems without disrupting the business. The site lists your cabling, phone, networking and AV services and shows examples of completed installs and a clear route to a survey.
Websites for telecoms, data cabling and av installersGenerators, solar and battery for business
Business owners weighing backup power or solar want to know you can size a system correctly, install it safely and support it. The site explains your generator, solar and battery services, shows installed projects and gives a simple way to request a site assessment.
Websites for generators, solar and battery for businessTesting labs, calibration and inspection
Quality managers choose a lab on scope, accreditation and turnaround. The site lists the tests, calibrations and inspections you perform, shows the accreditations you hold, and gives a clear way to send samples or equipment for a quote.
Websites for testing labs, calibration and inspectionFreight forwarders, couriers and pallet networks (local)
Shippers want to know where you go, what you carry and how to book. The site lists your services, coverage and vehicle types, and makes it easy to request a quote for a pallet, a parcel or a regular route.
Websites for freight forwarders, couriers and pallet networks (local)Warehousing and fulfilment (small)
Online sellers and small manufacturers want to know you can store, pick, pack and ship their goods reliably. The site explains your storage and fulfilment services, how onboarding works and which systems you connect to, and takes enquiries for space or order handling.
Websites for warehousing and fulfilment (small)Fleet and HGV workshops
Transport managers and owner-drivers need a workshop that can get a truck back on the road fast and keep the paperwork in order. The site lists your servicing, repair and inspection work, shows your opening hours and breakdown arrangements, and takes booking requests.
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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.
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