Websites for plasterers and renderers

A clean, simple site that shows your finish, your rate and your area. Built for plasterers working across Exeter and East Devon.

  • Fixed price, agreed first
  • Words written for you
  • Based in Cranbrook
A plasterer smoothing fresh plaster on a wall in a bright renovated room
Found locallyEach town you cover, named

Devon walls are not all the same

Devon has a lot of cob and solid-walled houses, and the owners of those homes look specifically for people who understand breathable lime finishes. If that is you, a page about it can bring in better-paid work that many plasterers never mention.

For everything else, the finish does the selling. Close-up photographs of smooth walls and clean edges, a day rate or a guide price, and the towns you cover are usually all someone needs to pick up the phone.

Illustrative photographs, not a real business.

What a plasterer’s site needs

5 things, in the order your customers look for them. The phone shows each one on a plasterer site.

  1. 01

    Finished work on every scroll

    Close-up photographs of your finish do more than any description.

  2. 02

    Your day rate or guide prices

    Even a “from” price filters out the time-wasters before they call.

  3. 03

    The finishes you offer

    Skimming, rendering, coving and repairs, each listed so you are found for the job.

  4. 04

    Lime work for older homes

    If you work with lime on cob and listed buildings, say so clearly.

  5. 05

    Tap to call from a phone

    One tap from any page.

Fixed prices, published up front

Half to start, half when you are happy for it to go live, and your deposit back if you do not like the first version. No VAT to add, the words are written for you, I do not charge for hosting (if that ever changes, you get three months’ notice and a free move to your own accounts) and the domain is in your name.

Questions before you start

Anything else, ask me directly and you will have an answer the same working day.

Is one page enough for a plasterer?

Often, yes. Starter is one scrolling page with your services, area, photos, reviews and contact, and goes live in about a week.

Should I show my prices?

I recommend it. A day rate or a “from” price means the people who do get in touch are far more likely to go ahead.

Ready when you are.

Tell me what the business does. You get a fixed price and a live date in the first conversation, before any work starts.

Available now. You speak directly to the person building your site.

A flat-lay of everyday things from many small businesses: a cup of coffee, yellow tulips, hairdressing scissors and a comb, a dog collar and lead, nail polish, a tape measure, a paintbrush, a car key, a cleaning spray, a house key and a small potted plant

The phone shows example sites for made-up businesses.