VulCode

A construction company website with a gallery and online quotes

Before and after projects instead of stock photos, a quote form with photos and measurements instead of three calls with questions, and an honest service area description that helps in local results.

Local services
A builder's project page: a bathroom renovation in Kraków with before and after frames, the scope of work, the course of the job, the client's review and other bathrooms with their towns
The first step of the online quote on a phone: the type of work, the postcode and a map of the service area

A quote without a phone call

The form collects what you would ask on the phone anyway. Before the first call you already have the type of work, measurements and photos.

  • Choosing the type of work and postcode

    Type of work and location

    The client picks the type of work and enters a postcode. Addresses outside your area get a polite answer straight away. Each type of work, from a bathroom renovation to a roof, has its own set of follow-up questions, and anything not on the list the client describes in their own words. Under the postcode a map shows the company's service area with the towns you work in, so the client knows at once whether they are covered. You do not call back enquiries you would never take on.

  • Room measurements with calculated area

    Measurements

    The form works out floor and wall area from the measurements, so you do not need to ask again. The client enters length, width and height, and a drawing of the room shows the calculated square metres straight away. The questions under the measurements depend on the type of work: for a bathroom the plumbing scope and the tile type, for a roof the pitch, covering, flashing and gutters. You come to the first call with figures you can start a quote from, not with a question about how big the bathroom is.

  • Photos and planned start date

    Photos and timing

    Phone photos resized before upload and a planned start date. The form suggests what to photograph for the job, for a bathroom the bath, the washbasin and the toilet, and shows how much smaller the photos got before they leave the phone. The client chooses when they want to start: as soon as possible, in a given month or later, and leaves their contact details. The enquiry reaches you complete, and you call back only to book the site visit.

Before and after projects that sell better than a description

A construction client wants to see that someone has already done what they need. The gallery shows exactly that.

A project page: tabs of work types with the number of projects, a bathroom renovation with before and after frames side by side, the scope and course of the work, a review and other bathrooms with their towns
  • Before and after

    Two photos of the same place with a slider or side by side, with the scope of work and how long it took.

  • Projects by type of work

    Bathrooms, fit-outs and facades separately, so a bathroom client does not scroll through roofs.

  • Adding from a phone on site

    You add photos from your phone in the panel, and the website resizes and arranges them.

What the form collects for different jobs

The questions depend on the type of work. The form only shows those that make sense for the chosen service.

For every type of work
Postcode of the site

Addresses outside your area get a polite answer straight away.

Planned start date

With the photos, in the last step.

Bathroom renovation

Measurements

length, width, height

Photos

current state from several angles

Extra questions
  • plumbing scope
  • tile type

Flat fit-out

Measurements

area and number of rooms

Photos

developer finish

Extra questions
  • finish standard
  • handover date

Facade and insulation

Measurements

wall dimensions or area

Photos

every wall of the building

Extra questions
  • material type
  • access to the building

Roof

Measurements

area and pitch

Photos

from the ground and the attic

Extra questions
  • covering
  • flashing
  • gutters

A service area without fake city pages

Builders are tempted by dozens of "renovations in town X" pages. We explain why we do not build them and what we do instead.

Kraków and around
  • One honest service area page

    A map and a list of places you work in, with travel information. Google gets a clear answer about where you operate.

  • Projects with locations

    Each project with its town name is natural information for search engines and for clients looking for someone proven nearby.

Consistent business data

Name, address and phone the same on the website, in the Google profile and in the data the website gives search engines.

No pages that differ only by town name

Google treats many city pages that lead to the same content as abuse and can lower the rankings of the whole website for them. That is why we do not build them.

Questions from builders

The most common questions from renovation and construction companies.

Show us your projects

Tell us what work you do and where. We will reply with a website proposal and a free quote.