Professional, mobile-first websites for plumbers, electricians, builders, landscapers and other South Wales trades, built around trust, local visibility and quote requests.
Seven services, each with its own section, a gallery of real jobs, a reviews page, and two ways to enquire: a quick message or a detailed quote request.
Most trade sites I look at have the same problems. They look old, they're slow to load, they look less professional than the work does, and there's no clear way to ask for a quote. Any one of those can send a customer to the next result on Google.
What a useful trade website needs
A trade website should make it easy to judge your work, confirm that you cover the customer's area and take the next step. It does not need unnecessary animation or technical jargon.
Clear service pages
Explain exactly what you do so customers and search engines can match your business to the right job.
Real project photography
Show the quality and range of your work instead of relying on generic stock images.
Reviews and credentials
Put genuine customer feedback, memberships and accreditations near important decisions.
Local service areas
Make your coverage clear without creating dozens of repetitive location pages.
Fast mobile contact
Give customers obvious ways to call, enquire or request a detailed quote from their phone.
Search foundations
Use accurate metadata, page structure, internal links and business information from launch.
Why not just Facebook, or Wix?
Facebook is fine for showing recent jobs, but on its own it makes a business look less established. A website gives customers one place to see your services, rough prices, past work and certifications, and to enquire. It also takes away the pressure of ringing, which a lot of people, younger ones especially, would rather avoid.
Wix and other templates look generic. A site built around your business can be shaped however you need, and can have automations built in, like an automatic reply to every enquiry or a follow-up when a quote goes quiet.
What you get with Trade Pro, £750
A modern, professional look that makes you look established, with a structure and wording written to win work.
✓Up to five pages, including your service and area pages
✓You own the website and the domain. If you leave, I transfer everything to you within two weeks.
✓Optional care plan rather than compulsory rental
Questions trade owners ask
How long does it take?+
Typically 7 to 14 days from when I have your content.
Do you only work in Cardiff?+
I'm based in Cardiff and work with trades anywhere in South Wales, remotely.
How much does it cost?+
Starter is £500 for one page and Trade Pro is £750 for up to five pages, with a fixed price agreed before any work starts. Full pricing is on the pricing page. See pricing
Do I have to pay monthly?+
No. There's no compulsory monthly rental and the website is yours after final payment. Care plans are optional, from £79 a month.
What if I want someone else to look after it later?+
You own it, so you can. I hand over the domain and files within two weeks.
Serving Cardiff trades and businesses across South Wales
Coreframe is based in Cardiff and works remotely with trade and service businesses throughout South Wales.
