Web Design for Fabrication Companies

By splitting it into clear service pages rather than one crowded list. Each type of work gets its own page with relevant photos and specs, which also means you rank for each of those searches separately — a gates page for gate searches, a structural page for the big stuff.

Usually, yes. Genuine workshop and installation photos beat stock imagery every time in this trade. We select and edit the best of what you have, and give you a simple shot list for future jobs so the gallery keeps improving with every install.

Most fab shop sites launch in five to eight weeks. The schedule mostly hinges on gathering project photos and job details from your side — the build itself is the predictable part. We give you a simple content checklist at kickoff and chase it with you, so the project doesn't stall in the shed.

Significantly. We assemble your insurances, welding qualifications, quality documentation and safety systems into a structured credentials section, so head contractors reviewing you find everything in one pass. Certain documents can be gated behind a short form if you want to know exactly who's downloading them.

Because pipelines turn. A strong site lets you be choosier about the work you take now, and keeps enquiries arriving when the phone goes quiet or a major client scales back. It's also what larger clients check before awarding the contracts that outgrow word of mouth.

That's the goal of the local SEO work: a page for each service you offer, an optimised Google Business Profile, and consistent local signals across directories. Rankings build over months rather than days, but regional fabrication searches are very winnable — most of your competitors have done nothing.

Yes, and you should. A plant list with cutting, folding and welding capacities lets engineers self-qualify you for their job before making contact. We present it cleanly rather than as a spreadsheet dump, and updating it when new gear lands takes minutes in the CMS.

We do the writing — you supply the facts. A structured questionnaire and a phone call usually extract what we need about your processes, gear and typical jobs, and we turn that into pages that read professionally without the marketing fluff that makes tradies cringe.

On a maintenance plan, monitoring alerts us before you'd usually notice, and fixing it is our job — form deliverability gets tested routinely, because a silently broken quote form is the most expensive fault a trade website can have. Without a plan, we're still available at hourly rates.

It can be, particularly for high-value niches like structural packages or architectural metalwork where one job repays months of ad spend. It's less compelling for shops already at capacity. We'll look at real search volumes in your region and give you a straight recommendation either way.

Less than most people expect for a proof-driven site with a gallery, capabilities pages and a drawing-upload quote form. The price moves with the number of service pages and any extras like gated tender documents. You get a fixed quote up front — same as you'd give a client.