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Everything a trades site needs, working on day one
Most trades sites are a homepage, a phone number and a contact form. This is the whole thing: a page for every service you offer, a gallery that filters, a quote request that arrives as a real lead, and the software behind it that turns that lead into a quote, an invoice and a payment.
- Day onecomplete, not a starter site you grow into
- Every pageservices, gallery, blog, request, privacy — all real
- Adminquotes, invoices, leads and a price book, included
- BilingualEnglish and French, at no extra cost
What was built
Not a brochure with a contact form — the software a trades business runs on.
A page per service
Every service gets its own page with real copy, so someone searching for one job in your town lands on that job — not on a homepage that mentions it in a list.
A gallery that filters
Photos tagged by the kind of work, each filter with its own findable address. Most trades sites bury this in a slideshow no search engine can read.
Quotes and invoices
Issue a quote, turn it into an invoice, take the payment, and keep a price book so the numbers are consistent. This is the part a website usually does not do, and it is the part that saves an evening a week.
Written once, in two languages
Every page exists in English and French. In this region that is the difference between being findable by half your market and all of it, and it costs nothing extra.
Why it matters for you
You can click through the whole thing before we build yours.
This is a working demo, not a mockup and not a theme with a logo dropped in: a complete site with services, a town and a phone number on it, hosted and maintained, with someone to call when something needs changing. Like what you see? We build yours, you approve it before it goes live.
