Win more extensions and renovations from local search.

Yes. We focus your Google profile, website content and links on the projects you want more of, rather than general searches for “builder”. That includes dedicated service listings, content explaining each type of project, and reviews and photos from similar jobs.

Homeowners researching extensions and loft conversions read a lot before they get in touch, so detailed, helpful content gives you an advantage over builders with a basic listing.

Yes. We set you up as a service-area business, which hides your home address and shows the areas you cover instead. Listing realistic coverage areas tends to work best, as Google favours businesses close to the person searching.

Tidying up your Google profile and directory listings can start helping within a few weeks. Firmer map positions and regular mentions in AI answers tend to take three to six months, depending on how many builders compete in your patch.

Because building projects are planned months in advance, the visibility you build now often turns into projects starting later in the year — which is exactly what keeps a pipeline healthy.

For builders they’re essential. Homeowners want to see the quality of your finished work, and photos of extensions, lofts and renovations are often what moves you onto their shortlist. Photograph each stage of a project, as progress photos also show how tidy and organised your sites are.

No. You pay month by month, so if you have more building work than you can take on, cancel before the next billing date. The Google profile, directory listings and links we have built for you all stay where they are.

Relationships with architects, architectural technicians, structural engineers and planning consultants can provide a steady flow of projects. Homeowners usually speak to these professionals first and often ask for builder recommendations.

Your current sites are also marketing. A tidy site, a professional sign (with the owner’s permission) and a polite letter to neighbours explaining the work often lead to enquiries from people on the same street who are considering similar projects.

Membership of the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) and registration with TrustMark are widely recognised by homeowners. Public liability insurance, an insurance-backed warranty on larger projects and a clear written contract with staged payments all reduce customers’ perceived risk — so make them visible on your website and quotes.

Many extensions fall under permitted development, but others need planning permission, and almost all structural work needs building regulations approval. Explaining this clearly on your website — and offering to guide customers through it — positions you as the expert and answers a question AI assistants are asked constantly.

Detailed written quotes that break down the work, materials, timescales and payment stages win more projects than single-figure estimates. Following up a few days later, and including photos of similar completed projects with your quote, noticeably improves conversion.