Most of our contracts come through tenders and word of mouth. Why does the site matter?
Because a buyer still checks you before they ask for a price. A site manager searches your name, opens your website and looks for your services, the kinds of sites you cover and your reviews. If the website looks out of date, you can drop off the shortlist.
We work on building sites, in shops and at events. Can the website speak to each?
Yes. A page for each kind of site you cover, such as building sites, retail, offices and events, written in the terms that buyer uses. A builder who needs a site watched overnight and a festival organiser who needs stewards want very different first lines.
Can the website help us recruit officers too?
Yes. A jobs page that says which roles you are hiring for, where the work is and what the shifts look like, with an application form that asks for the applicant's SIA licence number. Applications can go to a separate email address, so they never bury the client enquiries.
Can it cover the areas we work in?
Yes. A page for each area you cover, with the services you offer there. That is what turns up when someone searches for a security company and a town. If you cover a whole region, the website can say so and still show up in local searches.
How long does it take?
Seven days from the day you sign off the design. Most of that week is us building. You get the demo link first, then we swap in your own domain.
Do I have to pay before I see it?
No. We build the demo first and send you the link. You see your site live before you pay a penny. If you do not want it, you owe us nothing and the area goes to the next firm.
What happens to my current domain and email?
The domain stays in your name and we point it at the new site. Your email carries on working. If you have no domain we help you buy one, in your name.