Website Build
£800 — 5-page website built to generate enquiries
Clean, mobile-first, and structured for calls + quote requests. We write the content for you and build a site your customers understand instantly.
£800 fixed


Example layout built for trades: clear services, trust signals and enquiry CTAs.
The 5 pages (and what they do)
Home
Instant clarity + strong CTA. Converts visitors into calls and quote requests.
About
Builds trust with credibility: experience, insurance, accreditations and guarantees.
Services
Qualifies leads and sells your work. Clear services with quote-focused CTAs.
Areas / Recent Work
Proof + coverage. Shows where you work and showcases photos/results.
Contact
Removes friction: click-to-call, enquiry form, optional WhatsApp — mobile-first.
Quick ROI examples: how fast does an £800 website pay for itself?
Below are simple break-even examples using typical job values and gross margins in trades. Break-even jobs = £800 ÷ (average job value × gross margin). Your actual numbers may differ — but the point is the same: one or two jobs often covers the build.
Spray foam insulation
High ROI- Typical job value: £2,500
- Typical gross margin: 35%
- Profit per job: £875
Spray foam removal / insulation removal
Fast payback- Typical job value: £1,800
- Typical gross margin: 30%
- Profit per job: £540
Electrician
Steady- Typical job value: £1,200
- Typical gross margin: 30%
- Profit per job: £360
Roofer
Strong- Typical job value: £2,000
- Typical gross margin: 30%
- Profit per job: £600
Plumber / heating engineer
Reliable- Typical job value: £900
- Typical gross margin: 25%
- Profit per job: £225
Note: These figures are illustrative examples. If you tell us your average job value and rough margin, we’ll calculate your break-even precisely.
The Digital Installer build process
21-Day Website Build Timeline
Clear milestones from scope to launch. Designed for busy trades & home improvement businesses.
Day 1 — Agree scope
Finalise pages, services, areas covered, CTAs. £400 deposit paid.
Days 2–6 — Build
Design + structure, copywriting, images, core pages, enquiry flow.
Day 7 — First review
You review draft site. We capture feedback for revision round 1.
Days 7–13 — Revision round 1
We apply changes to content, layout, sections, and CTAs.
Day 14 — Second review
Second review call/check. Sign off the final change list.
Days 15–20 — Final changes & QA
Final edits, performance checks, forms/testing, mobile polish, SEO basics.
Day 21 — Launch & publish
Go live, final checks, handover. £400 final payment due on launch.
Tip: the faster you send photos, services and areas covered on Day 1, the faster we can move through the build days (2–6).

