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Alder Home website

A home repair website built around one clear next step: request a visit.

A website like this
$2,500–$6,000
Takes
3–⁠6 weeks
Connects to
Gmail or Outlook
Studio project · Website
Alder Home website: the headline “A little care. A better home.”, a Request a visit button, a timber house, and three service cards

The problem.

Sound familiar?“Visitors can’t tell how to book a visit.”

Alder Home is a home repair company we made up for this sample: repairs, seasonal upkeep and small refresh projects. Its problem is common on trades websites: visitors can’t tell where to start, so they call in the middle of a job, or leave.

We designed a homepage with one clear next step. The three kinds of work are clear in seconds, and every part of the page leads to the same short request.

The screen.

Studio project · Alder Home website
Alder Home website: the headline “A little care. A better home.”, a Request a visit button, a timber house, and three service cards
Homepage. One headline, one “Request a visit” button, and three kinds of work that each lead to the same request. Open full size (opens in a new tab)

How we’d build it for you.

Most owners start with one part and add the rest once it’s working. After a short call, you get a fixed price in writing within 48 hours.

  1. First

    The homepage, a page for each kind of work and the request form, with requests sent to Gmail or Outlook.

  2. Next

    Pages you can edit yourself, like prices, photos and the areas you cover.

  3. Then

    Requests going straight into a schedule, the way Alder Home feeds Alder Workspace.

What you get at the end