A moving site that books move dates.

Seven days from the kickoff call to live on your own domain. The design system and the area pages are already built, so you bring the photos, your service area and your prices, and we do the rest. Your current site stays up until launch day, every old address points at the page that replaced it, and your Google Business Profile, your reviews and your history come with you. The quiet weeks are the right time to do this.

The site is not going to price a house move on its own. Its job is to hand you an inquiry good enough to quote from, or good enough to book a survey on. The form asks what you would ask on the phone: the date, both addresses, the floor and the stairs, parking and access, roughly what is going, and whether they want packing or storage. If you quote from a video survey, the page says so and asks for a time that suits them. You stop ringing people back just to find out what the job is.

It is an inquiry, built so you can turn it into a held date in one reply. The date and the addresses are already on it, and your terms for holding a date sit on the page in plain words, so nobody is surprised when you ask for a deposit. If you want people to pay that deposit online, bring it up on the call and it goes into the scope before we start, rather than being bolted on later.

They get a page each, in their own words, with their own questions and their own inquiry, and so do packing and storage if you want more of that work. On top of that there is a page for every area you cover. Someone moving down the road and someone moving across the country each land on a page about their move, instead of a homepage that talks to neither.

On its own pages, yes, because an office manager reads for different things. Out of hours and weekend crews, how you handle IT kit and files, your goods in transit cover, and the paperwork their building asks for before you park a truck outside. Put that where they can find it without ringing, and the inquiry arrives with the address, the floor, the lift and the date on it. The house pages stay about houses, which keeps both easy to read.

$2399£1,899 for the Standard website and $7500£5,900 for the Growth website, on this page instead of in a proposal. You pay once for the build and you own it: the domain, the site, the photos and every inquiry that comes through it. No twelve-month contract and no lock-in. If we run a monthly retainer after launch it is because you asked us to keep working on it, and you can stop it whenever you want.