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Websites for builders in Oldham

Extensions, loft conversions and renovations. We build a website that shows your work and asks the right questions.

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Your customers in Oldham

Oldham has many stone and brick mill-town terraces alongside post-war estates, with exposed hillside streets on the edge of the Pennines. Planning questions in Oldham go to Oldham Council, and building regulations sign-off is part of any extension or conversion; a site that explains who deals with both saves the customer a worry, so we show projects on homes like these and what happens at each stage.

Businesses in Oldham usually take work in the places around it too, such as Royton, Chadderton, Failsworth and Shaw, so we list the areas you cover where customers can see them straight away.

What a dated website costs you

  • Your best jobs are in a folder, not on your site

    A loft conversion you are proud of does nothing for you if nobody gets to see it.

  • Homeowners compare a few builders before they ring one

    A site that looks like it is from 2012 puts you at the back of the line before you have spoken to anyone.

  • Vague enquiries waste your evenings

    A form that asks what the job is, where it is and when they want it helps you tell serious projects from idle ones.

The same business, before and after

Here is the kind of difference we mean, for a made-up building business.

Choose which version to look at
Before Small text, one tiny photo, a phone number you cannot tap.
After Clear services, a call button, real photos, reviews and a quote form.

Example concept — Northgate Building Co. is a fictional business, not a real client.

What a builder's website needs

  • A page for each type of job. Extensions, loft conversions and renovations each get their own page, with the questions people ask.
  • The areas you cover. Spelled out, so homeowners know whether you work near them.
  • Photos of finished projects. Before, during and after. A few lines on what the job involved.
  • Reviews from past customers. Real ones, ideally from the kind of job the visitor is planning.
  • Your insurance and memberships. Show the ones you hold, such as a trade federation or a TrustMark registration, with a link so customers can check. We never claim one for you.
  • Easy ways to get in touch. A phone number that dials when tapped, and an enquiry form you can answer from your phone.

How it works

  1. 1

    We look at what you have

    We go through your current site, your Google listing and your photos. Then we tell you what we would change.

  2. 2

    We build it, you check it

    You see it before anyone else does. Tell us what to change and we change it.

  3. 3

    Launch and handover

    We put it live and show you how to look after it. A build usually takes a few weeks.

Common questions

Web design for builders in Oldham, answered the way we would on the phone.
I get all my work from word of mouth. Do I need this?

A recommendation gets you the call-back. Before they book a visit, people look at your work online. A site with your best projects on it backs up what they were told.

I am not good with computers

You do not need to be. We build it and set it up. Send us new photos when you finish a job and we can add them, or we will show you how.

Can you use my existing domain?

Yes. If you already have a web address, we can use it. Your domain, website and accounts stay in your name.

What do I need to send you?

Your logo if you have one and photos of projects you are proud of. A few lines about each job is a bonus. If something is missing, we will tell you what to gather.

Tell us about your building business

A few questions and we will come back to you. Or ring or message us if that is easier.

Step 1 of 2

What would you like help with?

Takes about a minute