Done-for-you websites for UK joiners and carpenters. Built to rank locally, show your bespoke work the way it deserves, and win the fitted, staircase and cabinetry jobs worth having. You stay in the workshop. We get you found.
Joinery is sold on craft and patience, and most websites make a bespoke joiner look like a handyman with a mitre saw.
People lump bespoke joinery in with flatpack assembly and price you accordingly. You make things that last decades, but the enquiries want a shelf put up for forty quid.
Years of fitted wardrobes, staircases and cabinetry, sat in albums nobody outside your friends list will find. The work is your whole pitch, and it's doing none of the selling.
Search for bespoke joinery and you'll mostly find directories and furniture chains. A site with proper pages for staircases, fitted wardrobes and kitchens, built around your own pieces, gives Google something real to rank.
You're in the workshop all day, then cutting quotes at night. The last thing you want is to wrestle a website too. You need someone to just handle it, and not at an agency price.
People planning a bespoke staircase or fitted wardrobes ask AI tools what it should cost and who makes them locally. The joiners who get named are the ones whose sites explain the process, the timber and the lead times, not just show a gallery.
Bespoke work takes time to sell. These are the parts we build to help a customer see why yours is worth waiting for.
A real project gallery built around your own photography: finished pieces, close grain-and-joint detail, before-and-after on fitted work. Joinery is a craft sale, so the design gets out of the way and lets the work talk.
Fitted wardrobes, bespoke kitchens, staircases, cabinetry, hardwood doors. The bespoke jobs get their own pages and rankings, so you stop fielding flatpack requests and start winning the work worth making.
Measure, drawings, timber choice, workshop time, fitting. A page that walks through how a commission works and roughly how long it takes sets expectations before the first visit.
Guild of Master Craftsmen, British Woodworking Federation, TrustMark: on every page and in your schema, next to real Google reviews and a named person. Proof you're the real thing, not a flatpack fitter.
Oak, walnut, painted MDF, hardwax oil or lacquer. A plain guide to the materials you work with helps customers understand the price and choose before you quote.
If you're booked eight weeks out, say so. The right customers will wait, and the ones who won't haven't wasted your evening.
Zenlio started at my kitchen table building a site for my brother, an electrician. Word spread, one trade at a time, and the ones who care most about craft, the joiners and cabinetmakers, are the ones a proper site helps most. Same problem, same fix, trade after trade. That's Zenlio.
A joiner's site starts at £1,250 to build and £79 a month after that. That covers a proper gallery, pages for the commissions you want, your memberships and reviews. One fitted-wardrobe or staircase job pays for years of it.
Yes. Joinery is a craft sale, so the site is built around your own photography: finished pieces, close grain-and-joint detail, before-and-after on fitted work. We never use stock images pretending to be your work.
That's the point. We build dedicated pages for the work that pays: fitted wardrobes, bespoke kitchens, staircases, cabinetry, hardwood doors. Each targets its own search, so the client who wants proper joinery finds you.
Yes. Your accreditations (Guild of Master Craftsmen, British Woodworking Federation, TrustMark) go on every page and into your schema, so both Google and AI tools read them as proof of the craft.
Usually, yes. Bespoke customers expect to wait, and a stated lead time filters out people who need it next week.
Yes. Customers can attach photos of the space, measurements or a sketch, so you can see whether it's a job for you before you visit.
Other trades we build for: Electricians · Plumbers · Heating engineers · Builders · Roofers · Landscapers · Painters & decorators · Plasterers · Tilers · Kitchen fitters · Bathroom fitters · Locksmiths. All trades →
Worth reading first: how to get more Google reviews as a tradesperson.
Fill in the form, we start building. Site live in 10 working days. Or book a 15-minute chat first if you'd rather talk it through.
Two free tools. No signup. No pitch. Just a clear picture of where your digital presence is right now.
8 questions. 5 minutes. A score that shows exactly where your digital presence is leaking work.
Take the scorecard →