The website pages every UK contractor needs (and the ones you can skip)
A short, opinionated map of the pages that actually win work for contractors — and the filler you can safely drop.
Most contractor sites have too many pages that say nothing and not enough of the few that do the selling. You don't need a sprawling site. You need a handful of pages that answer real questions and make it obvious how to get a quote.
The pages that earn their place
A sharp homepage that says what you do, where, and for whom. A service page per core trade — these are what people search for. A projects or gallery page with real photos. A trust page that puts your accreditations, insurance and reviews in one place. And a contact/quote page that's genuinely easy to use on a phone.
The pages you can skip
A generic "Welcome to our website" intro. A blog you'll never update. A wall of stock photography. None of it builds trust, and an unloved blog can actively hurt you. Better to have five strong pages than fifteen weak ones — and to point every one of them at the same clear next step.
This is a starter article — a full page-by-page breakdown is coming.
By Lumith