Web design for Midlothian trades

Good trades should not lose work because the website looks ten years behind the business.

Websites for plumbers, electricians, joiners, builders, garages, landscapers and local service businesses that need more than a Facebook page and a phone number buried somewhere online.

Built around enquiries

Customers should know what you do in seconds.

A trade website does not need agency fluff. It needs clear services, proof, the areas you cover and an obvious way to call or request a quote.

01 / Services

Make the work clear.

Separate the jobs you actually want more of, explain them in normal language and make it easy for customers to understand whether you are the right fit.

02 / Trust

Show proof, not promises.

Reviews, project photos, accreditations, years of experience and straightforward business details help turn a stranger on Google into a confident enquiry.

03 / Contact

Make getting a quote painless.

Click-to-call on mobile, simple enquiry forms and clear service-area information reduce the number of people who give up and call the next result instead.

Useful for

Trades and service businesses across Midlothian.

We can shape the site around the actual jobs, customers and locations your business serves rather than using a generic trade template.

Plumbers & heating

Boilers, bathrooms, repairs, callouts, service areas, reviews and fast contact options.

Electricians

Domestic and commercial services, rewires, testing, EV charging, project proof and quote routes.

Joiners & builders

Extensions, renovations, kitchens, fitted work, galleries, testimonials and larger-project enquiries.

Garages & automotive

Servicing, MOTs, tyres, diagnostics, opening information and prominent call or booking actions.

Landscapers & outdoor trades

Before-and-after work, galleries, service pages and location coverage that help customers picture the result.

Other local services

Roofers, decorators, plasterers, tilers, cleaners, property services and specialist contractors all benefit from the same clear fundamentals.

Local search

Built for the way customers actually find trades.

Someone searching for a plumber, electrician or garage usually has a service and an area in mind. The site should make both obvious without becoming a wall of repeated place names.

Local foundations we can build in

  • Service-focused headings and page structure
  • Midlothian service-area content
  • Mobile click-to-call and quote actions
  • Project galleries and customer proof
  • Fast page loading and clean technical structure
  • Google Business Profile support where needed
Midlothian coverage

Use the areas you genuinely work in.

If your business covers several towns, the site can state that clearly and naturally. That is more useful to customers than pretending you have a separate office everywhere.

Depending on your real service area, that might include Dalkeith, Bonnyrigg, Penicuik, Loanhead, Lasswade, Roslin, Newtongrange, Gorebridge and other Midlothian communities. We only use locations that genuinely match where you work.

See our Midlothian web design approach →

One-page sites

From £399

Often enough for a straightforward trade business that needs services, reviews, areas covered, photos and a strong contact route in one focused page.

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Business sites

From £699

Better when separate service pages, galleries, detailed project work, FAQs or more substantial local SEO content genuinely add value.

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Simple process

You do not need a three-hour agency meeting.

01

Send the business

Current site, Facebook page, Google listing, services and a few examples of the work.

02

Get a mock-up

We create a visual homepage direction so you can see the idea before committing to the build.

03

Approve the scope

We agree what pages and features are actually needed, then confirm the price.

04

Go live

We build, test, connect the domain and can keep hosting it afterwards if you want us to.

Midlothian trade?

Send us what you have. We’ll show you what it could become.

No website is fine. An old website is fine. A Facebook page and a handful of job photos is enough to start a free homepage direction.