Straight answers about cost, timing and what actually works.

A 30-minute call and a short questionnaire, plus the things only you have: your HSE licence or training details, insurance certificates, prequalification and membership certificates, photos from recent jobs and a few notes on the work you are proudest of. We ask for these on day one because they are the only thing that can slow a four-week build.

Both are included free for the first year: fast, secure UK hosting with an SSL certificate, and your domain registered in your name. Before the year is up we tell you the renewal cost, and you are free to renew with us or move them elsewhere. If you already have a domain, we use it, and it stays yours throughout.

No. We launch on your existing domain and redirect every old page that ranked to its new equivalent, so the history you have built carries over. Most sites gain visibility after launch because the new pages finally match what people search for.

Yes. Sites are built on WordPress, so you can change text, add photos or post news yourself. Many clients prefer to leave it to the monthly plan, which adds a new page or case study each month and keeps your credentials up to date online.

Yes. We start with the free check to see what is worth keeping. If your site is sound, the monthly plan can improve it without a rebuild. For Google Ads we work inside your own account, so the history and data are always yours.

Calls and form enquiries are tracked from launch, rankings are checked for your services and towns, and each month we test whether ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI name you for the questions your buyers ask. You get it all on one page every month, in plain English: what moved, what produced work and what we are doing next.

Often more so. Garage roofs, cement sheets, Artex and floor tiles are searched every day by homeowners who want a price and a firm nearby. A site with a clear cost guide, area pages and reviews that mention the job wins those enquiries directly instead of paying a lead platform for a share of them. The free check will tell you honestly whether the numbers stack up for your patch.

We do not write bids, but the website does a lot of the work a framework evaluator checks: credentials they can verify, case studies written like tender answers, sector pages and named supervisors. Our guide to winning housing association and council frameworks sets out how the two fit together.

We describe the job rather than the client unless you have permission to name them: the type of building, the material, the method, the constraints, the timescale and the clearance outcome. That detail is what buyers and AI tools look for, and it rarely needs a client name to be convincing.

No. Those platforms compete with our clients for their own customers, so we only work for the contractors, surveyors and analysts who do the work.

Everything is yours: the website, the domain, the content, the Google Business Profile and the Google Ads account. After the six-month minimum on the SEO and AI plan, and at any time on Google Ads, you cancel by email and the next invoice simply does not arrive.

Schema is structured data that states facts about your business, such as your licence, address and services, in a form search engines and AI tools read directly. llms.txt is a plain-text summary of your site written for AI assistants. Almost no contractor sites have either, which is why the ones that do get cited. Both come as standard. The glossary explains these and other terms in plain English.