Websites for trades

A customer needs to know whether you take the job, cover the suburb and are the right person to call. I write those answers from an interview, then build a site that makes asking for a quote straightforward.

Up to three services need separate explanations? Local · $1090 · 6 pages + privacy

Prices in AUD. No GST is added: Numencia is not currently registered for GST. Your domain and any agreed third-party fees are separate.

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A tradesperson working on wiring, illustrative stock photograph — Illustrative stock photograph. Not a client project.

The four questions your pages answer

Do you do this job?
Name the work you actually take, including anything you do not offer.
Do you come here?
List the suburbs or area you genuinely service.
Who is doing the work?
Show your real name, business details and any confirmed licence or registration information.
How do I get a quote?
Explain what information helps you reply and make that route easy to find on a phone.

Separate the jobs that need different answers

Local gives up to three main services their own pages. Each can explain the work, what affects a quote, useful preparation and the next step. One shared Services page can be enough for a smaller business; Pro gives room for up to five main service pages and a separate FAQ.

6 main pages: Home, About, 3 service pages and Contact. A separate privacy page is also included.

Ask for the details that help you reply

A quote request can ask for the job type, suburb and a short description. If photos would help, the site can explain how to provide them through the agreed channel. Uploads are not promised until their limits and storage are agreed. Never ask customers to perform unsafe checks to complete the form.

Real licence details, checked with you

You supply the details relevant to your work and confirm the required wording. I display them as approved. I don't invent registration numbers or use a generic badge as proof of a qualification. Any legal display requirement is checked against the relevant official source before publication.

Questions

Can I show a service area rather than my home address?

We can describe the genuine work area; public-address and platform requirements need a separate check.

Can the site say emergency or after-hours?

Only if that is a service you actually provide, with the real hours and contact process.

Can each suburb have a page?

Only when there is distinct useful information, not the same page with a town name changed.

What do you need from me?

The main jobs, areas, licence facts, work photos and the questions customers ask.

Useful reading

What to put on a tradie website: the four questions customers check

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