What Tradies Should Show on Their Website to Win Better Jobs

Most tradies have decent websites — but very few have effective ones.

A “legit-looking” website isn’t about fancy design. It’s about showing the right things, clearly, so customers trust you fast.

Here’s what every trade website needs if you want to stand out and win better jobs.

Modern kitchen interior

Having beautiful images of your finished work is just the beginning.

1. Clear photos of your actual work

Stock photos kill trust.
People want to see your jobs — not generic tools or model tradies.

Show:

  • Finished jobs

  • Before + after

  • Process shots

  • Tools + detail photos

  • Happy clients (if they’re keen)

Good photos = higher-quality enquiries.

2. A simple explanation of what you do

No jargon. No waffling.
Just a clear summary customers can understand in 10 seconds.

Example:
“We’re a local plumbing team specialising in renovations, blocked drains and hot water systems.”

Your homepage should answer:
Who you are → What you do → Where you work → Why trust you.

3. Your services in plain English

Break them down into clear, simple categories.
Make it easy for people to see if you do the job they need.

4. Proof of your work

People trust what they can see.

Add:

  • Before/after photos

  • Case studies

  • Reviews

  • Quick job summaries

  • Google reviews

  • Videos if you have them

5. Your service area

Customers need to know if you’ll actually come to them.
A simple “We work across X suburbs” goes a long way.

6. A professional About page

Tradies often skip this — big mistake.
People hire people, not logos.

Keep it simple:

  • Who you are

  • How long you’ve been in the trade

  • What kind of jobs you enjoy

  • Your approach

  • Your values

7. A clear call to action

Tell people exactly what to do next.

Examples:

  • “Send a message for a quick quote.”

  • “Book a free site visit.”

Final CTA

If you want a website that looks legit and helps you win better jobs, I create clean photos, video and copy built specifically for Australian tradies.

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