Extensions are big money. Customers want proof before they phone.
Toflin builds websites, runs social media and sets up Google reviews for builders and building contractors across Lanarkshire. Every price is published.
How customers pick builders
Nobody picks a builder for a £40,000 extension off one advert. They ask around, they look you up, they look again, and they show the website to whoever they live with. Your website is doing the sales visit before you’ve been out.
What it needs to show is simple: jobs like theirs, finished properly, and people round here saying good things about you. Most builders have the photos on their phone already. They’re just not anywhere a customer can see them.
What your website and Google profile need
- A gallery of finished jobs, sorted by type: extensions, conversions, renovations
- Before, during and after shots on the bigger jobs
- A plain explanation of how a job runs, from first visit to handover
- Whether you help with drawings and building warrants
- Your insurance, and any trade body membership
- Areas covered, named
What to post
- Weekly progress on a current job
- The finished room, with the before shot
- Groundwork and steelwork: the bits customers never see
- A short post every time you hand over a job
Or send me the photos and I’ll do it. That’s what the social media plans are for.
What I do for businesses
Straight answers.
Should I put prices on my website?
Not exact ones, every job’s different. But a rough guide or a typical range filters out folk who aren’t serious. It’s your call.
I’ve got years of photos on my phone. Can you use them?
Yes. Send me the lot and I’ll pick the best ones and sort them into a gallery.
How do I get reviews for big jobs?
Ask at handover, when they’re happiest. I’ll set you up with a link that takes them straight to the review box.
Do you charge per lead or take a cut of my jobs?
No. No lead fees and no commission. You pay a set price, and every price is published on the pricing page.
Ready when you are.
Call, message or book a chat. If I’m not the right fit, I’ll tell you.