Done-for-you websites for UK builders. Built to rank for local extension and renovation searches, show your work the way it deserves, and prove you're the real thing before anyone picks up the phone. You run the sites. We get you found.
People spend more with a builder than with almost any other trade, and they're more nervous about it. Most builders' websites do nothing to settle the nerves.
Everyone's heard a cowboy-builder horror story, so you start every job on the back foot. You win the trust in person, but you have to get to the conversation first, and a weak site loses people before that.
Years of extensions and renovations, sat in albums nobody outside your friends list will find. The work is your strongest sales pitch, and right now it's doing none of the selling.
Half the enquiries want a cheap price for a small job. You want the homeowner planning a proper extension, the one who cares about doing it right and will pay for it, not whoever's cheapest.
He hasn't built anything better. He's just got a page for house extensions and a page for loft conversions, and you've got a homepage and a gallery.
Homeowners now ask AI tools things like whether a single-storey extension needs planning permission, and how to find a builder they can trust. The builders who get recommended are the ones whose sites answer those questions with real projects behind them.
Building is the biggest-ticket, highest-anxiety sale in the trades. These are the parts we build to settle the nerves before anyone calls.
A real project gallery built around your own photography: befores, finished heroes, and the detail shots that show the craft. Building is a visual, trust-led sale, so the design gets out of the way and lets the work talk.
FMB, TrustMark, CHAS, your insurance and guarantees: shown on every page and in your schema, next to real Google reviews and a named person behind the business. The cowboy-builder worry answered before anyone dials.
Survey, drawings, planning or permitted development, building control, the build, sign-off. A plain page on how a project runs with you, and how payments are staged, answers the questions people are too nervous to ask on the first call.
Extensions, full renovations, loft conversions, period restoration. The five and six-figure projects get their own pages and rankings, so you stop fielding requests to hang a door and start winning the jobs worth turning up for.
Each big project told properly: what the client wanted, what you found when you opened it up, how long it took. Proof you can run a job, not just finish one.
The enquiry form asks about project type, rough budget and timing. You see straight away which ones are worth a site visit, and the quote-chasers mostly filter themselves out.
Zenlio started at my kitchen table building a site for my brother, an electrician. Word spread, one trade at a time. One of them was James, a London builder doing six-figure renovations on Victorian terraces, who needed a site that showed the craft without shouting and answered the trust question before anyone rang. Same problem, same fix, trade after trade. That's Zenlio.
A builder's site starts at £1,250 to build and £79 a month after that. That covers project pages, a real gallery, your memberships and reviews, and an enquiry form that asks about budget and timing. One extension pays for years of it. See the plans here.
Yes. Building is a visual, trust-led sale, so the site is built around your own photography: befores, finished heroes, and detail shots of the work. We never use stock images pretending to be your projects.
That's the point. We build dedicated pages for the work that pays: extensions, loft conversions, full renovations, period restoration. Each targets its own search, so the homeowner planning a real project finds you rather than a directory.
By showing you're the real thing before anyone calls. Real project photography, genuine Google reviews with schema, your FMB or TrustMark accreditations up front, and a named person behind the business. Trust built before the first conversation.
Not fixed prices, since every project is different, but rough ranges for common jobs and an explanation of how you quote help a lot. They filter out the wrong budgets and reassure the right ones.
We can write a plain-English overview of how you handle them and link to the official guidance. We won't give advice on someone's specific project. That's for your survey and their planning officer.
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Worth reading first: What a builder's website needs, and how to get more Google reviews as a tradesperson.
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