Let your drives and patios do the talking.
A house looks tired because the drive is cracked and the patio has turned green. The owner searches and opens a few sites in new tabs. They want to see flat, even paving with clean edges. Then they need an easy way to ask for a visit.
Work to show off
Each slot below is a place for your own photos.
- Block paved drivewaysPhoto slot
- Patios in stone or porcelainPhoto slot
- Garden pathsPhoto slot
- Steps and landingsPhoto slot
- Edging and kerbsPhoto slot
- Digging out and levelling the groundPhoto slot
- Drains and channels beside pavingPhoto slot
- Repairs to sunken pavingPhoto slot
- Cleaning and re-sanding old pavingPhoto slot
- Front garden parking areasPhoto slot
What people want to know
Will the surface hold up?
Nobody can test a drive by looking at it. Photos of finished drives and patios, with a line on how each was laid, show care in the part nobody sees.
Will water run away?
A patio that holds puddles is a real worry. A short page on how you slope the ground, with photos of tidy edges and joints, shows that you plan for rain.
How much mess will there be?
Digging out a drive means noise, soil and a blocked path. A page that walks through the days, and where the skip and the van go, tells people what to expect.
Is it easy to ask for a visit?
Most people want someone to come and measure up. A short form on every page asks for the size, the surface they like and how to reach them.
Proof that wins the quote
Finished drives and patios
Wide photos taken in daylight, once the surface is swept and dry, so the lines and joints show clearly.
Old surface, new surface
A cracked drive next to the new one tells the story in a glance. Send both photos from the same spot and we set them side by side.
Close-ups of the detail
Edges, corners and joins show care. A few close photos of these, next to the wide shots, help a careful customer trust the rest.
Words from past customers
Kind words from people you have worked for sit beside the photos, copied as written. We invent nothing.
Registrations and memberships
Some paving jobs involve digging, drains or work near cables and pipes, and some firms hold a membership for that. If you hold any registrations or memberships, we set aside a clear spot for them. The page lists what you tell us and nothing more.
The pages we build
- Home
One big photo of a finished drive, a line on what you lay and a button to ask for a visit.
- Gallery
Finished drives, patios and paths, sorted by the surface used, so a visitor can jump to the one they want.
- Surfaces we lay
A short guide to the paving you lay, such as block, stone and porcelain, in plain words.
- Day by day
The days of a job in order, from the survey to the final sweep, so no one is left guessing.
- About you
You, your crew and your van, with a photo of you on site and a line on how you work.
- Book a visit
A short form with boxes for the size of the area, a surface choice and a way to reach the customer.
Planning ahead
Dry weather brings people outdoors, and spring and summer are busy for patios. Drives get done whenever the ground is fit to work. Frost and heavy rain stop the laying, so winter can be quieter. Your website keeps showing finished jobs while the weather keeps you off site.
Deposits and final payments
The paving is down, swept and ready to walk on. The customer wants to settle up right there, perhaps with a card from the kitchen table. A card machine lets them pay on the day, and you do not chase an invoice for weeks.
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.
Quick answers
How many photos do you need to start?
Around ten is a good start. Take wide shots of finished drives and patios in daylight, plus a few close ones of edges. Any phone will do for this.
Can people ask for a visit from the page?
Yes. We build a short form that asks for the size of the area and the surface they like. You then ring or message them with the right details already in hand.
Must the page show prices for paving?
No. Every drive is a different size and shape, so many firms say the price follows a visit. We leave room for a short note on how you quote and add only the words you give us.
Can drives and patios sit apart in the gallery?
Yes. The gallery can have a tab for drives, one for patios and one for paths. A visitor taps the one they want and sees only those jobs.
Can the page explain the digging and the mess?
Yes, and it helps. A short page on digging out, where the skip sits and how you clear up each day calms a worried household before they ask.
Can you add new jobs when they are done?
Yes. Send photos of the finished drive and a line about it, and we add them to the gallery. The site grows as your work does.
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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