Websites for window and door companies
Web design for window and door companies: £249.99 to build, then £49.99 a month, no minimum term. Repair or replace is the customer's real question. Answer it and you win the job.
Almost everyone searching about a window or door has a specific fault and a suspicion they are about to be sold something larger than they need. Misted glass, a dropped door, a lock that will not turn, a handle that has gone stiff.
The business that explains what each fault actually is, and says plainly when a repair will do, earns trust immediately. It also captures a great deal of search traffic that replacement-only competitors ignore.
What your customers want answered
- Can this be repaired or do I need a whole new window
- Do you do emergency work if I am locked out or the glass is broken
- Do you work on uPVC, timber and aluminium
- How quickly can you come, and what does a call-out cost
- Will you match my existing frames
Name the fault the way the customer doesNobody searches for 'sealed unit replacement'. They search for misted or steamed-up windows. Pages titled the way people describe the problem pick up traffic the industry terminology misses entirely.
Only selling replacements
Positioning against replacement is a genuine commercial advantage, and most competitors will not do it because the ticket is smaller. It builds trust that converts into the larger jobs later.
Replace or repair: say which you do
Many people searching for windows and doors do not need new ones: a misted unit, a handle that will not lock, a door that drops or a draught. Others want a full replacement. If you do repairs, say so loudly, because it is a separate search and a quicker sale. If you only do replacements, say that too and save both of you the call.
Help customers understand the options
uPVC, aluminium and timber; casement, sash and tilt-and-turn; composite and bifold doors. Customers often do not know the difference or which suits their house. A short, plain explanation of what you fit, which profiles and suppliers you use and what the guarantee covers helps them trust your recommendation.
If you are registered with a competent person scheme for windows, such as FENSA or CERTASS, say which and explain that it means the installation is certified for building regulations.
Photos from inside and out
Show installations from outside, where the look matters, and inside, where the finish around the frame shows your care. Before-and-after pairs of the same elevation are strong evidence.
Common questions
- What should a window and door company's website show?
- Whether you repair, replace or both, the products and suppliers you use, your guarantee, any competent person scheme you belong to, photos inside and out, and a quote form that accepts photos and rough sizes.
- Should I have a separate page for repairs?
- If you do repairs, yes. People search for them specifically, and repair customers are often ready to book straight away.
- Can customers send window sizes for a quote?
- Yes. A form that takes rough sizes and photos lets you give a guide price before a survey.
We have built this
MK Window and Door Repairs
A repair business positioned against replacement, with live Google reviews and an emergency route to the phone.
Window and door repairs
Reviews that cannot go stale
The star rating and review count come from Google itself on every visit. Nobody has to remember to update a number, and nobody can accuse the site of showing an old one.
mk-repairs.co.uk
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Tell me about your business.
One message is enough to start. I’ll read it and reply myself, usually with a couple of questions and a clear price.
Liam Tapp, Website Builds