Industries · Manufacturing and industrial
Websites for metal fabricators
Two markets: trade and industrial work, and one-off jobs for the public.
Fabrication shops serve contractors and industry with structural and production work, and also get a steady stream of one-off enquiries — gates, railings, brackets, repairs, trailer work — from the public and small businesses.
The second is frequently better paid per hour and almost always ignored on the website, which is written entirely for trade.
What your customers want answered
- Do you take one-off and small jobs
- What materials and thicknesses do you work in
- Are your welders coded, and to what
- Do you design and draw, or do I need drawings
- What is your lead time and do you deliver or install
A page for one-off and bespoke workGates, railings, balustrades, brackets, repairs and alterations. These are searched for locally by people who assume a fabricator only does industrial work, and a page saying otherwise captures work at good margins with no competition for the search.
Not stating welding qualifications
For structural and pressure work the coding is the qualification that matters, and buyers check. Naming the procedures your welders are coded to is a straightforward credibility signal.
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Liam Tapp, Website Builds