Web design · Trades
A website that gets the phone ringing: your number on every screen, a quote form that asks the right questions, real photos of your work and the registrations customers check.
The short answer
Storvexa builds websites for tradespeople: a WordPress site from $799 in 15 days, or a custom-coded site from $1,999 in about 4 weeks. Each one has click-to-call on every screen, a quote request form, a page per service and per area you really cover, a gallery of your own jobs, links to your reviews, and your Gas Safe, NICEIC or NAPIT details. Our closest live work is a call-driven pest control site on WordPress.
Every price is agreed in writing before work starts. Your domain and hosting are bought in your name, so they are yours from day one.
What the site has to do
A customer with a leak, a tripping fuse or a slipped tile is on their phone, comparing three or four names. The site has to show in seconds that you do that job, in their area, and that you are registered and well reviewed.
A call button that stays in reach of the thumb, and WhatsApp if you use it. Many trade jobs start with a call, so the site never makes anyone hunt for the number.
Job type, postcode, how soon, and a short description, so you can price or prioritise before you call back. Photo upload when you want customers to send a picture of the problem.
Boiler installation, bathroom fitting, rewires, extensions, flat roofs: one page each, saying what is involved and roughly how long it takes. That is what people search for.
A page for each town you actually work in, with jobs you have done there. Not hundreds of copy-paste pages with the town name swapped, which Google treats as spam.
Before-and-after photos and short write-ups of real jobs. Customers trust work they can see, and the photos give each page something nobody else has.
Your Google rating and your profiles on review sites such as Checkatrade, linked so customers can read the reviews where they were written, next to the registrations they check.
What your site should show
Checked against the official pages. Show the numbers in the form customers are told to look for, and link to where they can check them.
The HSE tells customers to check a gas engineer's licence number from their Gas Safe ID card, and a business's registration number, with the Gas Safe Register. You'll want your business registration number on every page that mentions gas work.
Official source HSE · Check an engineerNICEIC (Certsure) and NAPIT are among the competent person schemes for electrical work in homes in England. Registered installers can self-certify certain work instead of getting building regulations approval, which is worth saying in plain words next to the scheme's logo and your listing.
Official source GOV.UK · Competent person schemesThis is a builder's checklist, not legal or regulatory advice. Guidance changes, so check your regulator's current pages; we build the pages it asks for and make them easy for you to keep up to date.
What we build
Most trades need a fast, simple WordPress site they can add job photos to. Busy firms with several services and areas choose the custom-coded build for its speed on phones.
Prices in USD. You get a written quote before any work starts.
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We have not built for a builder, plumber or electrician yet. Our closest live work is a service business that lives on phone calls and estimate requests, built on WordPress.
A pest control company on WordPress: a call button and phone number at the top of the page, a "Get a free estimate" form with a service dropdown that goes straight to the team, and a page per service for homes, businesses and industrial sites.
A tax and notary office whose customers arrive on a phone: call buttons all the way down the page and short request forms instead of long contact pages.
Process · first call to launch
A transparent process from first call to long-term support.
Start Your ProjectWe clarify scope, constraints and success criteria together — no sales scripts.
A clear estimate with milestones, honest timelines and zero surprises.
Clean architecture, automated checks and regular demos while we build.
Build, demo, adjust — every weekWe deploy, monitor and keep improving what we built — long after launch.
Payment and timeline
For websites you pay 25% to start, 25% when half the work is done and the remaining 50% when the site is complete. A Basic Website is delivered in 15 days and a Business Website in about 4 weeks. Web apps and booking systems are billed by the hour or as a monthly dedicated developer, with a demo every week.
Next step
Tell us what you need in a few lines. You get a first reply within a working day and a written quote before any work starts.
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