I've Built a Website for the Trades — £49 a Month

Most of you reading this already have a website sorted — so this isn’t me telling you to go and buy one. It’s to show you something I’ve built, because you’ll either want it for a project of your own, or you’ll know the tradesperson who still needs it.

Over the past few months I’ve built a proper website for each of the trades — plumbers, electricians, roofers, cleaners, carpenters and landscapers. Not a blank template you have to wrestle into shape, but a finished site designed for one trade, with the words, the layout and the structure already right. You pick the one for your trade, I put your name, your number and your area on it, and it’s live in days.

Forty-nine pounds a month. Hosting, SSL, support and updates all in the one payment. No upfront quote, no contract, cancel any time.

The point of a template isn’t “cheap”. It’s that the hard part — the structure Google can actually read, the speed, the layout that turns a visitor into a phone call — has been done properly, once, so you’re not paying a developer by the hour to reinvent it for your plumbing business. The sites load in under a second and sit on the same Astro foundation I use for builds that cost thousands.

Best thing you can do is look at the real ones. They’re live sites, not mockups — find your trade and see how it reads.

See the templates → storebuilder.co.uk/templates

How pay monthly works → storebuilder.co.uk/pay-monthly-websites

And if you’re already sorted for a website and you read this for the SEO side — two things. Forward it to the tradesperson you know who’s still running their business off a Facebook page. And know that the same foundations under these £49 templates are exactly what make the bigger sites rank. The cheap end and the serious end are built the same way here. That’s deliberate.

Tony Cooper We Build Stores

tony.cooper@webuildstores.co.uk 07963 242210

P.S. Tell me your trade and I’ll send you the matching template, with a quick mock-up of how it’d look with your name, your area and your number on it. No charge and no pitch — it’s quicker to show you than to describe it.