Websites for carpenters, joiners and deck builders
Your work is beautiful. Your website should be too.
Carpentry sells on photos, and a good carpenter website puts your best decks, pergolas and joinery in front of the right people. I build yours first using your own job photos, reviews and logo, send a private preview in 24 to 48 hours, and you pay $499 only if you love it.
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What a good carpenter website needs
- General carpenters
- Deck and pergola builders
- Custom joiners and cabinet makers
- Finish carpenters
- Handy carpentry and repairs
- Timber flooring installers
- Door, window and stair specialists
Big, sharp photos of your work
Timber grain, clean joins and a finished deck at sunset do the selling. I use your own photos, cropped and sized so they load fast but still look great.
Clear services, split up properly
Decks, pergolas, custom joinery, doors, repairs. Someone searching "deck builder" shouldn't have to wade through kitchen cabinets to find you.
Timber and materials you work with
Hardwood, treated pine, composite decking, specific cabinet finishes. Mentioning them helps customers who already know what they want, and helps Google match you to their search.
Licence details where needed
In QLD, carpentry and structural work like decks over a set value needs a QBCC licence, and that number belongs in your advertising. I show it clearly on every page.
An easy quote request with photos
Let customers upload a photo of the space, add rough measurements and a note. You get a real brief and can quote faster.
Your service area
List the suburbs and towns you travel to. It tells locals you'll turn up, and helps you get found in local searches.
Free tools I can build for your customers
Every site I build gives your customers something useful for free, so they stay, trust you and call.
Timber species guide, indoor and outdoor
A plain-English guide to common Australian choices: hardwoods like spotted gum, blackbutt and merbau for decks, treated pine for framing (H3 for above-ground outdoor use, H4 for posts in the ground), and Tasmanian oak or Victorian ash for indoor joinery. Covers looks, durability and upkeep.
Deck size and materials estimator
Customers enter length and width, pick a board width and gap, and get the deck area plus a rough number of lineal metres of decking. Clearly labelled as a guide only, with a button to get a proper measure and quote from you.
Deck and pergola planning checklist
Where the sun falls, how high off the ground it is, attached or freestanding, and whether it might need council approval depending on size and location. Helps customers come to you with a clear idea of what they want.
Example websites
Tap one to try it. Every site I build is different, designed around the business, its photos and its customers.
Built first. Paid only if you love it.
Tell me about your business
Two-minute form or a quick call. Send your Facebook, Instagram or Google listing and I'll grab your photos, reviews and logo.
Try your new site on your phone
I send a private preview link within 24 to 48 hours. Ask for changes until it's right.
Love it? $499, once
Then I put it live on your own web address. Don't love it? Walk away. You owe nothing, no deposit taken.
Common carpenter website mistakes (I fix these)
- Amazing work hidden in a Facebook album instead of a proper gallery.
- No way to send photos of the job, so every quote starts with a site visit.
- Decks, joinery and repairs all lumped together so nobody knows what you specialise in.
- Photos so large the site crawls on a phone.
- No licence number shown for work that needs one.
What it costs
Every website is custom built and costs $499, including GST. Then pick how you want it looked after.
Done for you most popular
I put it live, host it and look after it, and refresh it every month, 12 times a year, with your latest job photos, newest Google reviews and any changes you email in. Setup free. No lock-in.
On your hosting
I build it and load it onto hosting you already pay for (I check it'll work first).
Files only
I build it and send you every file. You put it online yourself.
Need a logo? $149 for 10 options. Extras (like another page) are $50 each. More answers.
Questions people ask
How much does a carpenter website cost?
$499 once, including GST, and you only pay if you love the preview. You can take the files, pay $99 more for me to put it on your own hosting, or go done-for-you at $39 a month with hosting, management and a monthly refresh. No lock-in.
How long will it take?
You get a private preview link within 24 to 48 hours. Have a look on your phone, ask for any changes, then we go live. Your part takes about 30 minutes.
Do I need a domain and hosting?
You buy your web address in your own name, at somewhere like VentraIP. I do the technical setup. Hosting is included on the $39 a month plan.
Will people find me on Google?
I build every site so Google can read it: fast, proper page titles and your business details marked up. Pages for each service and the areas you cover help you get found. I won't promise top spot because no one honestly can.
Can you use photos from my Instagram?
Yes, that's usually where the best shots are. On the monthly plan I add your latest Instagram and Facebook job photos to the site every month, so it never looks stale.
I only do joinery, not decks. Will the site still work for me?
Of course. Every site is built from scratch around what you actually do, so a custom joinery business gets a site about kitchens, built-ins and furniture, not decking.
See yours before you spend a cent
Two minutes to ask. A private preview in 24 to 48 hours. $499 only if you love it.
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