A website built to turn a search into a phone call.
Not a brochure. Not a portfolio for other designers to admire. A working tool that loads fast on a phone, says what you do, and makes it easy to contact you.
What you get
Every site
includes all of this.
There is no basic tier that quietly leaves out the things that make it work.
- 01
Mobile-first design
Designed at phone size first and desktop second, because that is the order your customers will see it in.
- 02
A page for every service
One page per job type. Google ranks pages, not businesses — a single "Services" page competes with itself and wins nothing.
- 03
SEO built in from the first line
Titles, headings, structure and schema written as the site is built, not bolted on afterwards by someone else six months later.
- 04
An enquiry form that arrives
Tested, with proper error messages, and going to an inbox you check — not a form that silently fails for a year.
- 05
Click-to-call everywhere
Your number is one thumb-tap from any point on any page, because plenty of local enquiries are a call rather than a form.
- 06
Speed as a requirement
Pages ship almost no JavaScript. Speed is a Google ranking factor and, more importantly, slow sites lose people before they lose rankings.
See the difference
One business,
built three times.
Rather than describe what changes between Basic, Professional and Sky Is The Limit, we built all three and put a switcher on top. It takes a minute.
Design and build
are one job here.
Plenty of places will design you something lovely and hand it to someone else to build badly. We do both, so nothing gets lost in between.
The design decides what someone sees in the first three seconds and whether they trust you enough to keep reading. The build decides whether the page arrives fast enough for them to see it at all, whether the form works, and whether Google can read the thing properly. They are the same job.
We build on Astro and ship static pages. In plain terms: the pages are already made before anyone asks for them, so they arrive almost instantly and there is very little that can break.
What that means
round here.
The single decision that matters most for a Leicester business is how many pages, and it is almost always decided badly. One page saying what you do reads fine to you, because you already know what you do. To Google it is one page competing for one thing, which means every job you offer beyond the first is invisible.
So we build one page per service, named the way a customer would name it. Not “electrical services” but the actual job. Not “treatments” but the treatment. It is unglamorous and it is the difference between a site that exists and a site that gets found, and it costs nothing extra at the point of building — only at the point of retrofitting.
The other thing we build around is how people here actually arrive. Most of it is a phone, in the evening, from a Google search, often on a patchy connection. That is why the number is tappable before you scroll, why the pages are light, and why the form asks for three things rather than eight. None of that shows up in a design mockup and all of it shows up in whether the phone rings.
Questions we get asked
How long does a website take?
It depends on how much of the content you already have. The build itself is the fast part; waiting on photos, job details and sign-off is usually what sets the pace. We will give you a realistic date once we have seen what you have, and we will not promise a week to win the job.
Do I own the website?
Yes. The site is yours, the domain is registered in your name, and if you ever want to move it somewhere else we will hand over everything without an argument. We do not hold anyone hostage.
I already have a website. Can you fix it instead of starting again?
Sometimes. If it is built on something reasonable and the problem is content and SEO, fixing it can be the cheaper answer and we will say so. If it is a slow template that will fight us every month, rebuilding costs less over a year.
Will it work on a phone?
It is designed on a phone first, because that is where nearly all of your customers will see it. The desktop version comes second. That is the opposite of how most sites get built, which is why so many of them feel awkward in your hand.
How long does a build take?
We will not put a date on it before seeing the job, and we will not pretend the delay is always at our end — most projects wait on content and photographs from the client. What we will do is tell you exactly what we need from you at the start, so the waiting is not a surprise.
Do I own the site when it is finished?
Yes, all of it, including the domain, which is registered in your name and not ours. If you leave you take everything, with no fee and no argument. It is worth asking that question of anyone you are considering, because the answer is not always this one.
Can I edit the site myself?
Yes. Every site comes with a content management system, so you can change the words, prices and details without waiting on us. Access to it comes with hosting and maintenance: the first year is included with Sky Is The Limit, and on Basic and Professional it is £150 a year.