Web Design / Tradies
A tradie website that gets the phone ringing.
Custom-coded sites for electricians, plumbers and builders in Sydney. Fast on a phone, built for local search, and made to turn a search into a call.
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Why Tradies
Your customers search from a phone, on the day they need you.
Nobody browses an electrician's website for fun. They search, they tap, they call. Every second the page takes to load and every tap between them and your number is a job that goes to the next result. I build tradie sites for that moment.
Where Tradie Sites Leak
Three things most tradie websites quietly get wrong.
01
The site that loads slowly on a phone
Most tradie sites are a desktop design squashed onto a phone, on a plugin stack that takes seconds to load. The search happens on mobile. The site has to be built for it first.
02
Services as one long list
One page listing everything you do ranks for nothing. Each service and each area you cover needs its own page, with its own place in search.
03
Invisible to local search
A half-filled Google Business Profile and a site with no structure behind it means the tradie down the road gets the call.
What's Included
What a KASS trade build includes.
Mobile first, not mobile squashed
Designed for the phone screen before the desktop one. Fast, readable, one thumb.
One tap to call
Your number is a button on every page. Quote requests ask the questions that qualify the job.
A page per service and area
Each trade service and each suburb you cover gets its own page, structured for local search.
Search structure from day one
Structured data and sitemaps built in from the start, connected to your Google Business Profile.
Your own job photos
Real work, not stock. A gallery you update from the van.
Owned outright, no maintenance retainer
Code, database and playbook handed over. No maintenance retainer, no subscription, no web guy. Hosting is $500 a year after the first year.
Trade Build
One electrician, built from scratch.
Questions
Straight answers for tradies.
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