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Websites for contractors and construction

Your finished work is the argument. It is sitting in your phone.

A contractor does not need to argue in words. Photographs of finished work do it instantly — but only if they are somewhere you can send a link to. That is where the difference starts between a quote that gets read and one that gets ignored.

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The problem

What it costs you while the site does not exist

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    Bigger jobs go to whoever looks like a company. Registration, insurance and references need to be visible before someone trusts you with a serious budget.

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    Photos of finished work live on a phone and in chat threads. They convince nobody there.

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    An enquiry with no scope means the first call is spent working out what the job even is. That is two calls instead of one.

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    Someone choosing between three contractors compares what they can find. Whoever cannot be found is not in the comparison.

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The requirements

What the site has to do for you in particular

  • A portfolio where each job stands on its own

    Each job gets its own page: what was done, where, over how long, and photographs before and after. That is a link you can send with a quote.

  • Scope asked for in the form itself

    Type of work, size, location, timescale and photos. You can see whether the job is for you before you pick up the phone.

  • The company evidenced, not asserted

    Company registration, liability cover, trade qualification and references from previous clients. This is what separates a contractor from a man with a van.

  • Service area and job size

    Where you work and what size of job you take on — and which you do not. The second saves both sides time.

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Concept project

What that looks like

Concept project: a construction company with a project portfolio, service areas and quote requests.

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What it involves

The work itself

  • Portfolio website

    Photos of real work convince better than any copy. This gives them an organised home instead of getting lost in Facebook albums.

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  • Quote and enquiry forms

    A form asking only for a name and message means you have to call back for the basics. The right form delivers a ready-to-price enquiry.

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  • Performance improvements

    Every second of load time costs visitors. A faster site also ranks better.

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  • Information architecture

    The problem is often not the design but the order. We reorganise content around what the customer asks first.

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The package this usually lands in

MÓTA Business

Companies with several services that want to show work and receive better enquiries.

From 79,000 ISK

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Shall we shape a better website for your business?

Tell us a little about the company and we will send you the next steps, with no obligation.

Direct contact

We normally respond to enquiries within 24 hours on working days.

An enquiry is not an order and carries no obligation.