Websites for tradespeople who want better enquiries, not just more of them

• A page for each service

  One page per service, written with the words customers search for. See visibility on Google and in AI search.

• The areas you really cover

  Clear about which municipalities you take jobs in, on the website and in your Google Business Profile. Not a hundred copied place pages.

• A project gallery that shows the craft

  Finished jobs with photos and a short text. You add new projects yourself, and the site stays fast.

• A quote form for each type of job

  Step-by-step forms that ask for the measurements, choices and photos for exactly that job. Short enough for a phone.

• A calculator, or not

  Some trades benefit from a price estimate right on the page, others should only collect the details. We help you choose.

• A site-visit form at the top of the page

  The customer picks the type of job and leaves a postcode and phone number on the first screen.

• Forms that don’t drown in spam

  Bot submissions are stopped, so the real enquiries don’t get lost.

• The right enquiry to the right person

  Sent on by type of job or area, with a copy where it is needed. See automation and integrations.

• An overview of enquiries

  A simple list where you mark which ones became a site visit, and which became a job.

• E-mail on your own domain

  post@yourcompany.no instead of a private Gmail address, set up so your replies don’t end up in spam. See e-mail and Microsoft 365.

• Ads measured on enquiries

  Google Ads set up so that a sent enquiry counts, not a click. See tracking and ads.

• The old site, fixed

  Slow, hacked or impossible to change? We take over sites we didn’t build ourselves. See technical help and fixes.

• Moving without losing Google

  When you change website, the old addresses are sent on to the new ones, so your places in Google don’t disappear.

Many tradespeople use both. On Mittanbud, the Norwegian marketplace for building jobs, you often compete with several firms for the same job. Your own website brings enquiries straight from customers who have already chosen you, but it takes longer to build up.

It depends on the trade. Where the price follows the measurements, as with roofs, an estimate can save a lot of phone calls. Where everything depends on a site visit, it is better to collect good details and give the price afterwards.

Ask for the postcode early, and say clearly which jobs and areas you take. Let the form ask for what you need to judge the job. Then customers sort themselves.

Yes. You upload photos and write a few lines about the job, without contacting us. The images are made smaller automatically, so the site doesn’t get slow.

Measure sent enquiries and taps on the phone number, not just clicks on the ad. Each enquiry is marked with where the customer came from. Then you can see which search words bring enquiries, and stop paying for the rest.