Websites for joiners
Joiner website design, from £10 + VAT per month
Bespoke work sells on detail, close up
Joinery is bought by people who care how something is made. The photography and the description have to reward that, because a customer paying for bespoke is paying not to get flat-pack.
What your customers check first
They could buy it off the shelf, and they are choosing not to
Your website will show your finished joinery large, with the quote request sitting right beside the photographs.
Do you make it, or only fit it
The distinction most joinery sites blur and most customers care about. Say whether you have a workshop, what you make in it, and where you fit somebody else’s product instead.
Can I see the joints and the finish
Close-up photography, not just a wide shot of a finished room. A customer paying bespoke prices is looking for the evidence of hand work, and a distant photograph hides exactly what they are paying for.
What timber, and what will it cost
Hardwood against softwood, engineered against solid, and roughly what each means for the price. Customers routinely have no idea why one staircase costs three times another, and explaining it prevents a wasted quote.
How long from order to fitted
Bespoke means a lead time, and lead time is where joinery jobs go wrong. Being honest about eight or ten weeks sets the expectation and stops the chasing calls.
Pages that pull their weight
One page per thing you make
Somebody wanting a staircase does not search for joiner. They search for the thing, and the page that carries that name is the one they find.
Staircases
High-value, highly visual and a decision made slowly. Show completed staircases with the timber named, and explain the building regulations that govern rise, going and handrails.
Fitted wardrobes and storage
The highest-volume bespoke enquiry in most domestic joinery. Alcoves, loft eaves and awkward rooms are exactly what off-the-shelf cannot do, and that should be the argument the page makes.
Kitchens and furniture
A long decision cycle with a large budget. Photography does most of the work here, alongside a plain account of what is made in the workshop and what is bought in.
Doors, windows and period restoration
Sash window repair, hardwood doors and matching existing mouldings in older properties. Specialist, well-paid, and rarely well served by general joinery sites.
What it costs
From £10 + VAT per month
Design, build, hosting on top-tier servers, and the contact form wired end to end so an enquiry reaches your phone rather than a mailbox nobody checks. Search engine review and ongoing optimisation are available alongside.
We are in Herefordshire and work across Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Coventry, Dudley, Walsall and the wider West Midlands. Tell us what sort of work you want more of and we will say plainly what would bring it in.
Worth saying plainly
We are a West Midlands digital business, not a national web factory. That means you speak to the person building the site, the quote is fixed before anything starts, and if a website is not what your business needs right now we will tell you that instead of selling you one.
The examples on our websites page are design concepts rather than client sites — we are new and building our client base, and we would rather say so than dress up a portfolio.
Contact Us
Tell us what’s going on — we’ll give it to you straight.
Whether it’s a slow network, a website that isn’t bringing in work, or you’re not sure where AI fits in — get in touch and we’ll reply within one working day.