Interiors and finishing · Kitchen fitters

Show your kitchens, invite the enquiry.

A couple have saved for a new kitchen. They search for a fitter and open a few websites side by side. They look at the photos first. Then they ask themselves if you are someone they can have in their home for weeks.

Your website, drawn. An illustration of a website for kitchen fitters. It is a drawing, not a real site.
Before they ask

What people want to know

Is the work good?

A kitchen is easy to judge by eye. Clear photos of finished kitchens, each with a short line about what you did, let the work speak for itself.

Will it be tidy and on time?

People worry about mess and delays. A short page about how you plan the days and look after their home calms those worries before they ask.

Who does what?

Customers want to know if you also do the plumbing, the electrics and the tiling, or work with others who do. Say it plainly and they relax.

Is it easy to ask for a quote?

A short form on every page, with no long sign-up, means a customer can ask while they are still looking at your photos.

Proof

Proof that wins the quote

  • Finished kitchens

    Big photos taken in daylight, with the doors shut and the worktops clear. Phone photos are fine.

  • Before and after

    Two photos of the same room tell the story fast. Send them as you take them and we pair them up.

  • Customers' own words

    Kind words from past customers sit next to your kitchens, copied as they were written. Nothing is added.

  • Your team

    A photo of the people who will be in the house helps a customer say yes.

Registrations and memberships

A kitchen fit can include gas, electrical and water work. If you or your team hold registrations or memberships for any of it, we give them a clear place on your website. We only show the ones you tell us you hold.

What we build

The pages we build

  1. Home

    Your best kitchen photo, one line about what you do and a clear button to ask for a quote.

  2. Gallery

    Finished kitchens in big, clear photos, grouped by style so people can find a look they like.

  3. What we fit

    What you fit yourself, and what you leave to other trades.

  4. How we work

    A simple page that walks through a visit, a design, the fit and the finish, so customers know what comes next.

  5. About you

    You, your team and your story, with a photo.

  6. Get a quote

    A short form that asks about the room, the style the customer likes and how to reach them.

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Planning ahead

People plan a kitchen well ahead. They may look at your website many times over weeks before they ask for a quote. Fresh photos each time they come back show that you are busy and that your work is good.

The Payment package

Deposits and final payments

A kitchen is a big job. Some fitters take a deposit, then more as the work goes on, then a last payment when it is done. A card machine lets the customer pay each step on the spot, so you do not wait for a transfer to arrive.

The terms, in full

  • Card machine £25 + VAT a month, paid to our payment provider.
  • Website, domain, hosting and one business mailbox included while you keep the machine.
  • Minimum term as set by the payment provider's agreement: 3 months for a sole trader, 18 months for a limited company.
  • Extra mailboxes £25 a year.
  • Stop the machine and we offer to keep the website live at £20 a month.
Questions

Quick answers

How many photos do you need?

A good start is ten or more clear photos of finished kitchens, taken in daylight. A phone is enough. We can add more whenever you send them.

Can people ask for a quote on the website?

Yes. We build a short quote form. It asks about the kind of kitchen, the size of the room and how to reach them, so you start the chat with the details you need.

Must the website say what a kitchen costs?

No. Some fitters list a starting price. Others say that every kitchen is different. We leave room for either, and we only write what you tell us.

Can the gallery show more than one style?

Yes. The gallery can have sections, such as modern, shaker and country. A visitor picks the look they like and sees only those photos.

What if you work with other trades?

Say so on the page about what you fit. A short line about the plumber, electrician or tiler you work with tells customers the whole job is covered.

Can you add new kitchens when a job ends?

Yes. Send us new photos and a line about the job, and we add them to the gallery. Your website stays fresh as your work grows.

Ready when you are

See your website before you decide.

Tell us about your business. We build the website first, free, and show you. Then we compare your card rate and you decide.

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