Does a carpenter or joiner need a website?
Yes, especially for bespoke and fitted work where customers want to see craftsmanship before committing. A carpenter or joiner’s website should showcase finished pieces (fitted kitchens, staircases, bespoke joinery), list services, and make contact easy. The quality of your photos does most of the persuading.
Craft sells on sight
Fitted kitchens, staircases and bespoke work are bought on the strength of what you have made before. A clean gallery is essential.
Bespoke needs conversation
Make it easy to start a conversation, since custom joinery usually begins with a chat. A clear call or message route wins the enquiry.
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Common questions
Is a website worth it for a joiner?
Yes for bespoke and fitted work. It shows your craftsmanship and gets you found. 499 pounds once with StaticSwift.
What should it show?
Photos of finished work, your services, areas covered, reviews, and an easy way to get in touch.