Dublin Kitchen Respray

We built the whole site around showing the change rather than describing it. A before and after slider on the homepage, an interactive colour visualiser so people could try finishes against a kitchen, and galleries grouped by the type of job rather than dumped together.

Alongside that we built separate pages for each service, cabinet respray, wardrobe respray, worktops, spray granite and full kitchen upgrades, so each one could rank on its own and answer the specific question that brought somebody there.

Google reviews were pulled onto the page at the points where people hesitate, and the whole site pushes toward a single action: request a quote.

Mobile first build with compressed modern image formats, which matters more than usual on a site this image heavy.

Clean page titles and meta descriptions per page, a self referencing canonical on every route, a full sitemap and structured data describing the business and its services.

Image alt text written properly across the galleries, headings in a logical order, and forms tested on real devices so nothing silently fails.

Google Business Profile set up and matched exactly to the site details, with categories, services, hours and real job photography.

Service and area pages built around the parts of Dublin the business actually covers, rather than a list of every suburb in the county.

Review generation put in place so finished jobs turn into recent reviews, which is what moves the map results.

Copy written to answer the questions that come up on every quote: what respraying actually is, how long it takes, how durable the finish is, what it costs compared to a new kitchen, and whether the house is liveable during it.

Each service page written for how customers describe the job, not the trade term, so searches land somewhere that answers them.

Before and after sets used as content in their own right, with a short note on the original kitchen, the finish chosen and the turnaround.