Show your renovation work. Make it easy to get in touch.

Start with clear services, real completed projects, the areas you serve and a simple way to request an estimate. For a company offering both kitchens and bathrooms, we recommend organising the portfolio by service and explaining what each type of renovation can involve. Your process and relevant homeowner questions help visitors decide whether to contact you.

We quote your website after reviewing the scope. The main cost drivers are the number of pages, content preparation, portfolio size, editing tools and integrations. Your proposal sets out the price, currency, payment terms and any recurring costs before work begins. Send your current website, if you have one, and the services you want to promote.

The schedule depends on the agreed pages, features and how ready your content is. We confirm a timeline before starting and identify the approvals, photos and business information needed from your team. A small site with approved content has a different schedule from a full redesign with a large project portfolio.

Bring your logo, service list, actual service areas, contact details and any existing website. Project photos are most useful when you can explain the type of renovation and your team’s role. We help organise the material and identify gaps. You approve business facts and confirm permission to use photos, testimonials and client details.

Yes. We can organise your portfolio by kitchen and bathroom work, then add useful context such as scope, materials and layout changes. Where you have genuine photos of the same space before and after renovation, we can present them together. We agree on the number of projects and any filtering or editing features in the scope.

We can start by reviewing the usable photos you already have and plan a smaller, honest portfolio. We can also suggest what to capture on future projects. Stock or generated imagery must be identified as illustrative when it could be mistaken for your work. It should never be presented as a completed client renovation.

Yes. An enquiry form can ask about renovation type, property area, the work being considered and contact details. Budget range, desired timing or photo uploads can be added if useful and included in scope. The form should explain the next step; it does not replace your assessment or promise a final renovation price.

Yes, subject to reviewing your current setup and account access. We plan the domain connection, existing content and important enquiry paths before launch. If URLs change, redirects are part of the migration scope. We review the transition carefully, although no redesign can guarantee unchanged rankings or traffic.

We build a technical and content foundation for local search: clear service information, accurate service areas, descriptive metadata and indexable pages. Search Console, Google Business Profile work and ongoing SEO are discussed and scoped explicitly. Your website should reflect where you actually work; creating near-identical pages for every neighbourhood is not our approach.

No provider can guarantee an appearance or recommendation. We can make your services and evidence accessible in clear, crawlable pages with consistent business information. Helpful project details and accurate answers give search systems something useful to understand. Inclusion depends on each platform, the question asked and other signals beyond your website.

Yes, we can include an editing setup or arrange ongoing updates. We choose the approach around how often you publish projects and who will maintain them. Content editing, training and support are defined in the proposal so you know what your team can change and what needs our help.

You own the digital product and assets we create for your project. Third-party services and licensed assets remain subject to their own terms. We explain the handover and any hosting, domain or software costs before starting. Ongoing administration and support are available with an agreed scope.