Websites for trades in Melbourne's west.

Built properly. Kept up to date. $1,750 flat, then $79 a month so it never goes stale.

Scroll to build the backyard
First trade in — Fencing

The fence goes up.

If you build fences, your website should sell the finished line, not a wall of text. Photos of real jobs, the suburbs you cover, and a form that catches the 9pm enquiry.

Next pour — Concreting

The driveway goes down.

A driveway job is worth thousands. The customer picks whoever looks most capable in a five minute search on their phone. That search is what your site is for.

Finishing touch — Landscaping

The garden goes in.

Landscaping sells on the after photo. Your site should lead with your best work, load fast on mobile data, and make the next step obvious.

The finished job

Your work deserves to be shown like this.

One flat price, built in two weeks, maintained by the person who built it. Keep scrolling for what it costs and what you get.

Pricing

The price is the price.

No quotes, no packages to decode, no surprises later. This is what it costs.

$1,750

The build. One flat price.

  • Designed and written for your trade
  • Two revisions included, one major and one minor
  • Live within two weeks of go-ahead
  • You own the site and the domain
$79 / month

Hosting and upkeep. Included by default.

  • Hosting, security and backups
  • Small changes when you need them
  • Kept current so it never looks abandoned
  • $790 if you'd rather pay the year up front

Want more hands-on help? A $149 a month option adds Google Business Profile management, a quarterly content refresh, a monthly performance snapshot and up to an hour of changes.

Who you're dealing with

Local, and staying that way.

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I'm Stefan, and I'm based in Melbourne's western suburbs. Not an agency, not offshore, not a marketplace. One person who builds sites for trades in the west and keeps them running.

Because I'm local, I can come to you. If you're on a job in Melton or Tarneit or Werribee, I'll meet you on site, look at what you've got, and tell you straight whether a website will actually help.

No SEO retainers, no ad management, no upsells. Just a site that works, maintained by the person who built it.

Get in touch

Easiest way is to call.

Or email if it's after hours. Either way you'll get me, not a sales team.