For carpenters

Web design for carpenters and joiners in Ireland

Carpentry sells itself the moment somebody sees it. The whole job of your website is to get your actual work in front of the right person, big, sharp and in the right order.

Your photos are the product

Nobody commissions fitted wardrobes off a paragraph. They scroll images until something looks like the room in their head, then they ring. That makes photography the highest value thing on a carpentry site and the thing most carpenters neglect, with a handful of dark phone shots taken on the way out the door.

We build the site around a proper gallery: big images, grouped by the type of job rather than dumped in one pile, each with a short line on what it is, where it was and roughly what it involved. If your photos are not up to it we will tell you and help you sort it, because it will make more difference than anything else we could do.

The decision takes weeks, not minutes

Unlike emergency trades, carpentry customers take their time. They save images, they talk to a partner, they compare two or three joiners, they come back a fortnight later. Your site has to survive that gap.

That means being memorable, being easy to find again, and giving them something to do other than ring immediately. A gallery worth sending to somebody else, an enquiry form that does not demand a phone call, and a site that still looks good when they open it at eleven at night on a tablet.

Bespoke work has a pricing problem

Every job is different so you cannot publish a price list, but silence on cost drives away good customers and attracts the ones who were never going to pay. The way through is honest ranges and explanation: what drives the price up, what materials change, what a typical job of that type involved.

It filters your enquiries before they reach you, which means fewer wasted site visits and quotes that land closer to expectation.

How carpenters get work today

Recommendations, builders, interior designers and past customers, with social media doing more heavy lifting than in most trades because the work photographs well. The weakness is that Instagram posts disappear in a day and nobody searching for a carpenter in their area finds them.

A website turns that same photography into something that works for years and shows up when somebody searches for fitted wardrobes or bespoke joinery in your part of the country.

What a carpenter website needs

A gallery built for browsing

Large images grouped by job type, quick to load, with enough detail on each to answer the obvious questions without a phone call.

Pages for each type of work

Fitted wardrobes, kitchens, staircases, decking, doors and second fix each deserve their own page. That is how those searches find you.

Honest guidance on cost

Ranges and the factors behind them rather than a price list. It filters time wasters and sets expectations before you travel to quote.

Enquiry forms that suit a long decision

Somewhere to send photos of their space, ask a question and get an answer without committing to a phone call they are not ready for.

S. Murray's Carpentry case study

How we built and structured the site for a Dublin carpenter with over fifteen years of work behind him.

Read the case study

Getting found, and getting it built

A website only earns its keep when people find it. Our full explanation of how we do that is on the SEO for Irish trades page, with the map results side covered on local SEO in Dublin.

There is nothing to pay upfront. We build the site for free and you pay a single monthly amount, set out in full on pay monthly websites. Hosting is included too, as explained on our website hosting page, and you can see how we approach website design or browse our portfolio.

Questions from carpenters

Do I need professional photography?

It makes the biggest single difference on a carpentry site. If budget is tight we will show you how to shoot your own jobs properly on a phone, which gets you most of the way there.

Should I put prices on the site?

Not fixed prices for bespoke work, but do not stay silent either. Ranges with an explanation of what moves them filters out the wrong enquiries and gives serious customers confidence to make contact.

Is Instagram not enough?

It is great for showing work to people who already follow you. It does nothing for the person in your area typing fitted wardrobes into Google tonight. The website catches those and gives your Instagram somewhere to send people.

What does it cost to get set up?

Nothing upfront. We build it and you pay €59.99 a month on a 12 month minimum, covering hosting, maintenance, edits and ongoing search work.

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Book a free call and we will go through your photos and the jobs you want more of.