Glazing Website Design UK Double Glazing Website Design
That Sells Without a Sales Visit.
I'm Tony Cooper. I build websites for glazing companies and window installers — a page for every product you fit, your registration and guarantee where buyers look for them, and a quote path that doesn't need somebody sitting in a living room for three hours. £49 a month, nothing upfront.
What a Glazing Website Has to Carry
Six things that decide whether the enquiry arrives. None of them are the colour scheme.
A Page Per Product
Windows, doors, conservatories, bifolds, repairs. Buyers search for the thing they want fitted — one page trying to carry all five ranks for none of them.
FENSA or CERTASS, Visible
Building-regs compliance is the first thing an informed buyer checks. It belongs at the top and on every product page, not in a footer badge strip.
Your Own Installations
Stock photography of somebody else's windows reads as exactly that. Your own jobs, your own street, your own finish — it is the whole proof.
A Quote Without the Visit
The industry's reputation is the three-hour sitting-room sell. Offering a price without one is the single strongest thing a small installer can say.
Towns Named, Not a Radius
"We cover the West Midlands" ranks nowhere. The towns you actually work in, named individually, is what puts you in front of somebody searching from one of them.
The Guarantee, in Years
Insurance-backed, ten years, whatever it is — say the number. A guarantee described in adjectives reads as a guarantee that isn't there.
One Page Trying to Sell Five Products Sells None
Most glazing websites I'm asked to look at have the same shape: a homepage that mentions windows, doors and conservatories in one paragraph, a gallery, and a contact form. It reads fine to the person who owns it. To Google it's a single page about nothing in particular, and to a homeowner searching for bifold doors it never appears at all.
The fix is structural rather than cosmetic. Every product you fit gets its own page, written about that product — what it costs roughly, what it's made of, how long it takes to fit, what the guarantee covers. That's five or six pages instead of one, each able to rank for what somebody actually typed.
The full reasoning — how a glazing customer arrives, the three structural decisions, and where these sites usually go wrong — is in the long read on web design for glazing companies. This page is the short version and the price.
See exactly what's included at £49/month ->One Page vs a Page Per Product
What You Get
One plan, built for how glazing work actually sells. Everything here is inside the £49 — there's no separate charge for the extra product pages, and no setup fee for building them.
- A page for each product you fit
- FENSA / CERTASS and guarantee prominent
- Gallery built for your own installation photos
- Quote request that promises a price, not a visit
- Your towns named for local search
- Click-to-call for repair and emergency work
- Hosting, SSL and the keyword domain
- Changes whenever you want them
How It Gets Built
First call to live site inside a week.
Tell Me What You Fit
A half-hour call. Windows, doors, conservatories, repairs, commercial — and which of them you actually want more of. The product mix decides the page structure.
I Build It Around That
A page per product, your registration and guarantee where they get seen, your towns named, your photos in the gallery. Three to five days on a ready-made glazing site.
You Check It First
You see the finished site before anyone else does. Wrong photo on the conservatory page, guarantee worded oddly, a town missing — tell me and I change it.
Live, and Kept Up
New product line, a price change, a fresh set of installation photos — email me and it goes on. That's inside the £49, not a job number.
Two Glazing Sites You Can Click Right Now
Both are running on this exact plan. Look at the product structure, the way the guarantee sits, and how fast they load on your phone — then judge it.
Who I Build These For
Double glazing installers and window fitters are the bulk of it — the firms fitting uPVC and aluminium windows, composite doors, bifolds and conservatories for homeowners, usually within an hour of where they're based.
But web design for the glazing industry covers more shapes than that. Emergency glaziers and board-up services, whose site is really a phone number that has to load in one second. Glass merchants and splashback fitters. Commercial glazing and shopfronts, where the buyer is a facilities manager rather than a homeowner and the site has to read accordingly. Conservatory roof replacement, which is its own search and its own page. Tell me which of those you are and the structure follows from it.
5 Stars from 13 Google Reviews
Don't just take my word for it - see what my clients say
"Tony has had the patience of a saint with all the changes and tweaks and endless calls about our website and business."
Dee Little
28 Jul 2021
"Absolutely amazing work from the moment we joined. As a family business we needed someone who understood our needs and delivered results."
Hannah
Tel Tyres
4 Jun 2021
"Tony has improved the traffic hugely. Very patient and knowledgeable."
Bru'd Awakenin's
18 Aug 2021
Glazing Website Questions
Things people ask before we talk.
Where to Next
The general small-business page, the trades growth path, or the SEO that gets a local installer above the national names.
Small Business Website Design
The costs, the packages and what's included, whatever trade you're in.
Learn more ->Trades Growth
What year one and year two look like for a trade business online.
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Ready to outrank the national installers locally. From £330/month.
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