Insurance figures. DBS-checked. Whatever underlying trade qualifications you actually hold, surfaced honestly. The trust signals customers actually look for. £297 to launch.
Not a wireframe. Not a stock template. A live, scrollable site we built for a sw london builder. Yours would carry your business name, your real services, and the area you cover.
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"Handyman work is the easiest trade to enter and the hardest one for customers to judge. Anyone can call themselves a handyman. The ones who win the good repeat work are the ones whose website makes them look like a proper business from the first scroll."
No formal qualification. No trade body. No regulatory regime. No "handyman register." Anyone can advertise as a handyman. This is the honest reality of the trade.
We surface what does matter: insurance figures stated clearly, DBS check status, reviews on platforms customers recognise (Checkatrade, Google), a clear scope of what you take on, and any underlying trade qualifications. A handyman who's a qualified joiner or part-P electrician lists those credentials prominently. We don't invent badges.
Source: Industry observation from the research doc. No equivalent of NICEIC or Gas Safe exists for handyman work. Honest finding. See docs/trade-qualifications-trust-signals.md.
£6,240 of additional work from being findable in local search. The Growth plan covers itself in the first fortnight. See what's in Growth.
Most handyman sites say 'no job too small' and put off serious customers. We list specifically what you take on (and don't) so the right customers ring and the wrong ones don't waste your time.
There's no handyman accreditation to display. Instead, insurance figures with the insurer, DBS checked status, Checkatrade and Google review counts. The real trust signals for an unregulated trade.
If you happen to be a qualified joiner, plumber, or Part-P electrician, those credentials are gold: they expand what you can legally do and signal real competence. We feature them prominently.
Local SEO that ranks for "handyman near me," "odd jobs [town]," "flat pack assembly [town]." Postcode coverage. Specific intent, specific landing pages.
Handyman is the catch-all trade with no formal accreditation. Customers hire on insurance, DBS, reviews, and any underlying trade qualifications you hold. We surface what's real and don't invent what isn't.
Every service gets its own block, in plain English, with the contact button visible throughout. You tell us what you take on. We write it up. Drop what's not relevant.
Handyman searches are local and varied. "Handyman Norwich." "Flat pack assembly Manchester." "Odd jobs Leeds." We build landing pages for each specific service so you rank for what people actually search for, with reviews and insurance figures surfaced.
VAT included. No lock-in, ever. Year-two onwards is a separate decision when you get there.
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