I build fast, straight-talking websites for trades across East London and Essex. Fixed price, live in about a week, and you own all of it.
I build fast, straight-talking websites for trades across East London and Essex. Fixed price, live in about a week, and you own all of it.
You know the full cost before I start. Half up front, half when it’s live.
Most people find a tradesperson on their phone, standing in the problem. That’s where your site is designed.
Google Business Profile set up properly, and a page for each area you actually cover.
The domain is in your name. No contract that locks you in.
Pick a trade, flip it to phone, and scroll around inside. One is a real firm I look after. Two are example builds.
A Dagenham building firm doing loft conversions, extensions and refurbishments across London and Essex. I look after their website and email, plus the paperwork around it: quote templates, terms and conditions, and the aftercare booklet customers get at handover.
Type your address and I’ll run five quick checks on it, the same way a customer’s phone would load it.
Two choices, and the number is the number. If a job needs something extra, you hear about it before I start.
Fifteen minutes. What you do, where you work, and what jobs you want more of.
In writing, with exactly what you’re getting. Half up front to book your slot.
I write the words for you. You see the whole site and ask for changes before anyone else does.
Pay the rest once it’s up. Stay on the care plan, or take it and go. Your call.
I run Sparki Studio from Dagenham. I got into this looking after the website for my family’s building firm, and seeing how many good trades lose work to a bad site, or to having no site at all.
I also run my own servers and web projects, so I know how the whole thing works under the bonnet, not just how it looks. You deal with me directly. No account managers, no call centre.
No. I ask you questions on the call and write it myself. You read it before it goes live.
Yes. I rebuild it and move your domain over without it going offline.
You do. The domain is registered in your name and you can move it anywhere, any time.
No. Most people do, because it means they never have to think about hosting or updates. But it’s optional.
Email me what you do and where you work. I reply the same day with a fixed price.