We already have a website. Is that a problem?
It's the ideal starting point. Most of our clients come to us with a site that served them well years ago but no longer reflects the size and standard of the company. We rebuild it properly, move everything over seamlessly, and make sure you keep the Google rankings you've already earned.
Will we lose our Google rankings when we switch?
No. Migrating an established site without losing rankings is a core part of what we do. We map every existing page, preserve what Google already values, and handle the handover with no downtime.
How long does a rebuild take?
You'll see the first full version of your new site within days, not months. From there we refine it with you until it's right, and the switchover itself happens without your old site ever going offline.
What do you need from us?
Less than you'd think. Photos of completed projects, your accreditations, and a conversation about the company and the work you want more of. We write, design and build everything from there.
Can we make changes once it's live?
Yes, and you never touch the site yourself. New project photos, updated accreditations, a new service page, staff changes: send them over and we handle it throughout your edits period, and hosting and support are included for the first twelve months.
Do we own the website and the web address?
Yes, completely, from day one. The website, the content and the web address are registered as your company's assets. We handle the technical setup, but they stay with you, and there is no subscription tying you in.
Does the site support SEO and Google Ads?
Every site is built on solid technical foundations: structured for search from day one, fast, and ready for Google Ads with real landing pages and conversion tracking if and when you want to use them.
Do you work with sole traders or brand-new businesses?
Honestly, we're probably not the right fit. We work with established construction companies that have a trading history and a reputation worth building on. If that's not you yet, come back to us when it is.