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Five-star reviews. No phone number.
A builder near Falkirk with 77 reviews at a straight five. The phone number appears on the contact page and nowhere else — not the header, not the footer, not one service page.
Websites for Scottish trades
Good trades lose work to worse trades with better websites.
I'm a working electrician who builds and fixes websites for other trades. Not an agency, no jargon, no twelve-month contract. Send me your website address and I'll tell you exactly what's costing you calls — free, back inside 48 hours.
Covering all of Scotland · Or just ring me: 07926 037657
A real fix, on a real site
McKENZIE BUILDING
Quality workmanship you can trust since 1998
We are a family run business committed to delivering excellence on every project, big or small.
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McKENZIE BUILDING
House Extensions in Motherwell & Hamilton
★★★★★ 77 reviews · Google
Single and double storey extensions, from £42,000. Building warrant handled. Most jobs run 10–14 weeks.
MotherwellHamiltonWishaw
01No town named anywhere. Nothing to rank for.
02Phone number buried on the contact page.
0377 five-star reviews, not shown anywhere.
✓A page for the job, in the town people type.
✓Price and timescale — what everyone rings to ask.
✓One tap to call, on every single page.
What I keep finding
It's never the thing they think it is.
Nobody needs a prettier website. They need the page that matches what somebody typed, and a number they can press. These are real examples from firms I've looked at in the last month — all of them busy, all of them good at the job.
290
Reviews behind a holding page.
A window firm with 290 five-star reviews, whose website says "our website is currently under construction". It has said that for a while.
0
Pages for the job they sell.
A firm advertising garage conversions across four towns, with no page for garage conversions in any of them. There was nothing for Google to show.
The order of works
Four stages. Fixed prices. Stop after any of them.
01
The Snag List
A written list of what's wrong and how to fix it, checked by hand, not generated by software. Yours to keep whether you use me or not.
Free48 hours
02
First Fix
The foundations, on the site you've already got. Google profile rebuilt, the missing pages written, the phone made tappable, figures at 30 days.
£750One-off
03
Full Rewire
When the site's past saving, or the last web guy has vanished with the login. A new one, built to be found, that you own outright.
from £1,8003–4 weeks
04
Second Fix
The finishing work that never stops. Posts, reviews, a new page each month. Month to month, cancel whenever.
£295Per month
You send a web address
A text or an email. That's the whole ask — I don't need access to anything yet.
I go through it by hand
Every page, your Google listing, and two or three competitors in your towns.
You get the snag list
Ranked by what earns most first. Do it yourself, hand it to your web guy, or ask me.
Who you're dealing with
I'm a sparky. That's the whole difference.
I'm Zak. I'm a working electrician in Motherwell — domestic rewires, EICRs, the usual. I build websites for other trades because I got sick of watching good firms get beaten online by outfits half as good on the tools.
So when I write your rewire page, I know what a rewire is. I know a building warrant isn't building regs. I know first fix comes before plaster, that nobody's answering the phone at half four on a roof, and that "we'll circle back on your content strategy" means nothing to anybody.
You'll deal with me, start to finish. Nobody's passing you to an account manager, because there isn't one.
Straight up
What I won't promise you
- Number one on Google. Nobody can promise that. Anyone who does is selling you something. I'll promise the work and show you the figures after.
- Overnight results. Google takes weeks to catch up. Thirty days is when you start seeing it move.
- A rebuild you don't need. If a First Fix does the job, I'll say so — even though the rewire pays me more.
- Lock-in. No twelve-month contracts. You own the domain, the site and the Google profile. Not me.
Send me your website. I'll tell you what's wrong with it.
Free, no obligation, and you keep the list either way. If there's nothing much wrong, I'll tell you that too — it happens more than you'd think.
Straight to Zak. No newsletter, no sales sequence, no passing your details on.