Building technology
Websites for building technology.
This is bought on competence. The reader has usually done some research and arrives with a specific question about their own property.
What a visitor wants
Which systems you install, which you are approved for, and what happens after.
WHERE THE WORK HAPPENS
The work happens at your customer's property, so the page has to make the area you cover unmistakable.
HOW IT IS PRICED
Work is quoted rather than priced, so the page explains how a quote happens instead of inventing a number.
The common mistake
What sites in this field usually get wrong.
Writing for the trade rather than the customer. A page full of manufacturer names and part numbers reads as expertise to you and as noise to somebody who wants a heat pump.
Proof
The registrations customers in this field look for.
Where you hold one of these, it goes on the page with the registration number beside it so anybody can check it. Where you do not, nothing goes on the page. We never write an accreditation you did not give us.
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Covered
12 trades in this category.
CCTV installer, EV charger installer, Solar installer, Network installer, AV installer, Cable installation, Access control, Alarm installer, EPC assessor, Fire safety, Aerial and satellite, Heat pump installer.
Typical pages
What a site in this field usually needs.
A starting point rather than a fixed list. What you actually get is decided by your own answers, which is the whole reason we ask them first.
InstallationServicing and maintenanceUpgradesFault findingFree surveysCommercial systems
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