Plymouth · Devon · Cornwall

A website designer in Plymouth who works with trades

If you install for a living and you're after someone local to build your website, this page is the straight version: who I am, what it costs against what everyone else in Plymouth advertises, and what you get for the difference.

What being local actually changes

Most of it is not the postcode. You can build a website for someone three hundred miles away and it will work. What being local changes is the survey.

Before I build anything I go through the job the way you'd go through a job: what you actually install, which work you want more of, which work you'd rather stop taking, what the last five enquiries asked before they booked. If you're in or near Plymouth I can do that face to face, and I can come and photograph real finished work instead of putting stock photography of somebody else's installation on your site.

That matters more than it sounds. Your competitors' sites are full of images that were bought, not taken. A customer comparing three quotes can tell.

What a website costs in Plymouth, honestly

Those figures are what those firms publish on their own websites, read on 27 August 2026. Scopes differ and I haven't compared them line by line — treat them as advertised starting points, not like-for-like quotes.

How a build runs

1. You tell me your trade and your company name. Nothing else needed yet.
2. I build you a working homepage on your brand and send it over — usually the same day. Free, and yours to look at with no obligation.
3. If you like it, we survey the job properly: your services, your area, the work you want more of, the questions your customers actually ask.
4. I set the site out and build it by hand. One person, start to finish — no account manager, no junior doing the work.
5. It goes live working, with the search and AI-search set-up done from day one rather than sold to you later.
6. Every month after that: the search (SEO) and AI-search (GEO) work — pages, updates and labels for your towns and your trade — published once you've approved it, plus a report with the real numbers in it. We build, we publish, you approve.

The proof, such as it is

I'm not going to show you invented case studies or 'top of Google in a week' screenshots. My first paying client was Toner Mechanical & Electrical — they came to me with a bare-bones site that undersold years of high-end work, and it left as a proper showcase with a full document pack behind it.

I measure myself the way I measure my clients

The second build is this website, and it is the first Installer Growth System site being measured in public. Every client on the system gets a report each month with the real numbers in it. I run exactly the same report on my own site and I publish what it says, including when it says something I would rather it didn't.

And here is why that number is not the whole story

In the same check I looked at the firm that sits first in Britain for 'website for tradesmen' — the top result in the country on that search. **Not one of the five assistants named them either.** They are winning the Google results and losing the AI answers at the same time.

That is worth understanding before you buy anything from anyone, because most firms will sell you one and call it the other. Showing up well on Google and being recommended by name when someone asks an assistant are two different outcomes with two different causes. A page can be built for Google and still give an assistant nothing worth quoting. Both need doing, and they need doing differently.

So when I say I am endeavouring to push your business toward the top of Google and the AI assistants, I mean both, measured separately, shown to you monthly either way. Not a promise about a position — nobody honest can promise that — but the work, and the numbers, in the open.

Questions I get asked

Where I work

Based in Plymouth. Working across Devon and Cornwall — Exeter, Torbay, Tavistock, Saltash, Liskeard, Bodmin, Truro and everywhere between. Remote builds for installers anywhere in the UK.