Websites for kitchen fitters.
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A new kitchen is one of the biggest things people do to their home, and they know it. They browse for ideas, save photos and talk to a few fitters before they decide. A kitchen fitter's website needs to show that you do beautiful, tidy work and make it easy to start a conversation.
It also needs to cut through some confusion. Many customers are not sure whether they are buying a kitchen, a fitting service or both. If your site explains what you do and what you do not, you save everyone time.
What customers search for
What people type when they need a kitchen fitter.
- “kitchen fitters near me”
- “how much does it cost to fit a kitchen”
- “fit only kitchen installer in your town”
- “worktop fitters near me”
- “how long does it take to fit a kitchen”
- “kitchen fitter reviews your town”
- “kitchen renovation ideas before and after”
Look at how many are about cost and timescale. These are customers deciding whether to go ahead at all. A fitter who explains cost and time honestly is the one they will contact.
What the site needs
What a website for kitchen fitters has to do.
A gallery of finished kitchens
Kitchens are visual. Show finished rooms in good light, with a line about the layout, the worktops and the style. Before and after photos work especially well because they show what you changed.
A clear statement of what you do
Do you fit only, or supply and fit? Do you handle worktops, plumbing and electrics, or work with other trades? Say it plainly. It saves enquiries from the wrong customers.
How a kitchen job runs
A simple outline: the visit and measure, the quote, the order, the fit, the finishing touches. Give a realistic idea of how long fitting takes. It reassures people who are worried about weeks without a kitchen.
A guide price, not a mystery
A quote calculator that asks about the room size and the number of units can give a rough guide, then you confirm after a visit. It turns curious browsers into proper enquiries.
Room details and photos on the enquiry
Let customers send a photo of the room, rough measurements and the style they like. You can then reply with something useful rather than a generic message.
Pages worth having
One page for each job you want more of.
- Kitchen fitting (fit only)
- Supply and fit
- Worktops and splashbacks
- Full kitchen renovations
- Utility rooms and boot rooms
Customers often search for a kitchen fitter in their own town. Area pages such as “Kitchen fitter in Epsom” help you appear for those, but only add towns you really cover.
Which package
Where I’d start if you are a kitchen fitter.
Premium
£1,995new website
£1,295if you already have a website
Premium has the project gallery with before and after photos and the instant quote calculator, which are the two things kitchen customers respond to most. Pro is a fine start if you want area pages and the photo upload form first.
Keeping it looked after starts at £49/mo. Copywriting is included.
Questions
Questions kitchen fitters ask me.
Should I show kitchen fitting prices on my website?
A guide figure usually works better than silence. A quote calculator can ask about the size of the room and the number of units, then give a range. It should always say that the final price is agreed after you have seen the kitchen.
What makes a good kitchen photo gallery?
Finished rooms in good daylight, shot from the doorway and from one side, plus a few close-ups of details such as worktop joins. Add a line about each: the layout, the materials and what the customer wanted. Before and after pairs are especially convincing.
Do I say whether I only fit kitchens?
Yes, clearly. Many customers do not know the difference between fit only and supply and fit. Explaining which you offer, and who supplies the units and appliances, avoids a lot of wasted calls.
Can customers send measurements or room photos?
Yes. The WhatsApp button on every package lets them send photos, and Pro and Premium add a detailed job form with photo upload. It helps you give a sensible first answer before you visit.
More answers on cost, timelines and domains are in the FAQs.
See what a website for kitchen fitters would cost.
I specialise in websites for tradespeople, and I build for other industries too.
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