Web design for scaffolders, written in code.

Builders pick a scaffolder on availability and paperwork, not on a logo. Put both where they can be found in ten seconds and you win work from firms who have never met you.

Two routes, not one list. A homeowner wants to know about the bay window, the drive and the neighbours. A builder wants lead times, design capability and whether your paperwork is in order. Put them on one page and both feel like they are reading somebody else's. Builders pick on availability and paperwork, so both sit ten seconds away.

Web design for tradesmen

What a scaffolding site has to do that a general one does not

“Scaffolding” on its own brings the man who wants a tower for a weekend. “Scaffold hire” and “scaffolding company” bring the trade, and the trade books weeks at a time. Those two readers want completely different things.

A homeowner wants to know about the bay window, the drive and the neighbours. A builder wants lead times, design capability and whether your paperwork is in order. Put them on one page and both feel like they are reading somebody else’s.

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Two routes, not one list

A domestic page and a trade page, written separately. The builder never has to wade through the homeowner’s questions, and the other way round.

02

The paperwork where it is found

CISRS cards, your insurance figure, design capability and handover certificates. This is the trade where documents are the sales pitch.

03

Lead times and striking

How fast you can get on site and how fast you strike when the job finishes. Those two lines win more repeat trade work than a gallery does.

What we build for a scaffolding firm

Seven days from sign-off, and nothing on the list is charged as an extra. We start from the work you want more of rather than a template.

In a scaffolding build

The list we work to when the trade is scaffolding.

  • A page each for domestic, commercial, temporary roofs and access towers
  • A page for every town your yard reaches
  • The quote tool set to storeys, hire period, pavement or road, and a photo of the elevation
  • CISRS cards, insurance figure and design capability stated plainly
  • A pavement licence page, because it is the first question a homeowner asks
  • A trade route that reads like it was written for a builder
  • Schema, sitemap and the technical work Google expects
  • Tested on a real phone before you ever see the link

The nearest real build, and an honest word about it

The Kidlington roofing build

Open it and use it the way your customer would.

Open it

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The Kidlington roofing build

We have not put a scaffolding demo up yet. This is the nearest real build we host, a roofing site rather than a scaffolding one, and roofing is the trade your phone rings from most. Open it and run the quote tool to the end.

  • A page per job instead of one services list
  • The quote tool, with photo upload, on every page
  • A page per town, each one feeding the same tool
  • Hand written code with no page builder in front of it

What scaffolders ask us about the build

Most of my work comes from two builders. Is a site worth the trouble?

Two builders is two phone calls away from a quiet month. A site is how the third and fourth builder find you when their usual firm is booked, and that is the week you would otherwise have lost.

Can it handle trade and domestic without confusing either?

They get separate pages and separate routes through the quote tool. The homeowner reads about the bay window, the builder reads about lead times and paperwork.

What about pavement licences and the council side?

That gets its own page. It is the first thing a homeowner asks and the thing that makes a builder trust you, so it is answered properly rather than left to the call.

I have hardly any photos. Is that fatal?

No. In this trade the documents and the lead times do more selling than pictures do. We tell you the handful of shots worth taking and build around what you have.

We build the scaffolding site first, then send you the link. No deposit, no contract to read.

  • Free live demo. We build it first and put it on a real web address. You open it before any money changes hands.
  • Keep your domain. Your web address stays yours. If you need one we buy it in your name.
  • Live in 7 days. Seven days from sign-off. Photos, copy, forms, the lot.
  • Nothing monthly at the sale. One fixed price for the build, published on our pricing page. The care plan is a separate talk later.

Our own homepage scored 99 out of 100 on Google’s mobile speed test on 15 September 2026. Run the test yourself.

The service, and the whole site

This page is one job on one trade. The two below are the wider picture: the service on its own, and the full site we build for scaffolders.

Want to see your own scaffolding site before you decide?

Send us your firm’s name and the towns your yard reaches. One firm per trade per area.

  • Free live demo
  • Keep your domain
  • Live in 7 days