Web design for carpenters, built as a front desk
When you are on a roof you cannot answer the phone. The site shows the work, says what you take on and asks the right three questions.
- $298 a month
- Website for carpenters, AUD, GST inclusive
- No build fee
- We carry the cost of the build and recover it through the monthly fee over a 12 month term
- Live in 48 hours
- Hosting on Cloudflare, SSL and security upkeep
What the site is for
A carpenter's site does the job of a receptionist who knows the trade. It shows what the work looks like, says what you take on, and collects the details before you ring back.
We build it from your phone's photos. Each job gets a page with the suburb, the timber and a few lines about what was involved. A short services list sits above the gallery, and a towns list beside it. The form asks three things and no more. When you are free you open the enquiry and ring the right person back.
A site for one person's patch
Local
A sole trader covers a stretch of coast or a band of suburbs. The site says where, and a page about a far town gives Google a reason to show you there.
- A town list that matches how far you will drive
- A page for a far town only when you have done jobs near it
- A phone number that works from a ladder: voicemail, then a text-back message
- A form that prompts for the job, the suburb and the size in the comment box
Who writes in, and what they need to see
Buyers compare photos of finished work. Small repairs are price checked.
- Deck or pergola buyer
- Planned, in spring
- A page for each, with your own photos, the suburb and the timber. Pergola cost and deck builder cost lead the suggestions Google offers.
- Door, window or repair
- This week
- A short list of repairs you take and the towns you cover, with a form that invites a description.
- Fit-out or framing for a builder
- Repeat work
- A page on the work you do for builders, your insurance and your availability.
- Handyman job
- Small and price led
- A plain note on which jobs you take and which you do not.
Which jobs the site can advertise
NSW Fair Trading and QBCC
In NSW, residential carpentry, decking and pergola structure work over $5,000 labour and materials needs a licence, and carpentry includes the concreting for deck and pergola footings. In Queensland, work over $3,300 needs a licence and decking, pergolas, fences and gazebos fall in the structural landscaping class. A handyman can only advertise the work below those limits.
The licence class and number go on the site once a job can pass the limit. The jobs page lists what you take, and a deck or pergola page does not show up for a handyman who cannot do it.
Read the NSW categories of workWork we run for carpenters
All Round Carpentry is a one person carpenter whose site we rebuilt in a day. Ovas Build is a builder whose quote form and project pages we built. We have no lead count for All Round Carpentry yet.
A builder's site built the same way
Web design for carpenters: your questions
Why does a carpenter's site need a list of what I do not take?
How many photos should the gallery have?
What should the form ask?
How does the site work when I cannot answer?
Can the site show a from price for a deck?
Should I use my own photos or stock ones?
Do I need a page for each town?
A website for carpenters, built and run for you.
$298 a month AUD, no upfront build fee.

