For handymen
Website design for handyman businesses in Exeter, Devon and the South West
A handyman business covers a wide range of small jobs, and the biggest risk on a site is being too vague about what that actually includes: a customer needs to see enough specific examples (shelving, fence repairs, flat-pack assembly, small plumbing and electrical jobs) to trust that their particular job is something you actually do, rather than reading a generic 'no job too small' line and moving on.
Speed of response matters more here than on a bigger trade too, most handyman enquiries are for a job the customer wants done soon, so a clear, fast route to contact, phone or form, without a long process in between, suits the way this trade actually gets booked.
Which pages matter most
What a handymen site needs to get right
Home
Lists specific example jobs rather than a vague 'no job too small' line, so a visitor trusts their own job is covered.
Services
Groups the range of small jobs into clear categories so nothing important gets lost in a long, unsorted list.
Contact
A fast, simple route to get in touch, since most handyman jobs are wanted soon rather than planned weeks ahead.
A real example
Built by the same studio
Pricing
The same two fixed prices, one add-on
Five-page site
£250 one-off
Home, about, services, contact and one more page. Suits a business with one clear offer.
Ten-page site
£400 one-off
The same build standard with room for more: individual service pages, a proper FAQ page, more to show a visitor.
Something bigger
Contact us
More pages, a shop, online bookings, a customer portal, or anything that needs its own logins and integrations. Contact us and we quote for what is actually needed.
Handymen
Handymen questions
- I do a huge range of jobs, how do I fit them all on the site
- Group them into clear categories (fixing and repairs, flat-pack and fitting, small plumbing and electrical, garden and outdoor) rather than listing every possible task individually. A five-page site handles this well on one services page.
- Should I quote prices for typical jobs
- You can give a rough sense of how small jobs are priced (hourly, or a minimum callout) without committing to fixed figures for work that varies job to job, which sets a fair expectation without over-promising.
- How do I stand out from other handymen with similar-sounding sites
- Specific example jobs, real photos where you have them, and a clear coverage area do more than general claims like 'reliable' or 'no job too small', which every competitor's site already says too.
Other trades
Built for the way each trade actually gets found
Or call and ask
Get your handymen site started
Tell us about the business and the area you cover, and the studio comes back with a price.