Web design for renovation companies

A lead-gen website starts at €790 (Starter, up to 5 pages) or €1,490 (Professional, with gallery, blog and advanced local SEO). When you add the quote generator or project tracking, the project moves to a custom quote, with a floor at €2,500.

The price is fixed before we start, not by hours that grow later. What raises the cost is scope: number of pages, how many work areas we optimize for local SEO, and whether we add internal tools. The first call ends with a clear range before you sign anything.

That's the goal. I build the site with local SEO from the start (per-area pages, structured data, connected Google Business profile) so you appear for renovations + your city or neighborhood. It's the most important lead-gen lever in this sector.

To be honest about timing: local SEO delivers in months, not days, especially in competitive cities. The good news is construction is the least-digitalized sector, so many competitors don't even work on it. If you need clients now, we pair it with local Google Ads while the SEO matures.

It's the section where you show finished jobs with a photo of how it looked before and after, organized by renovation type. In an expensive, visual purchase like a renovation, it's what convinces most: the client pictures their own home.

Most sector websites don't have it or show loose photos with no context. A well-built gallery (with the type of work, the area and a couple of lines per project) is both your best sales argument and content that helps local SEO.

The website is designed for it: show up when people search, build trust with your work and reviews, and make requesting a quote easy. It's not a brochure; it's a lead-gen channel. But it's not magic: it works better the more we work local SEO and the more you tend to your reviews.

What moves the needle, in order: showing up in local searches, showing real before/after, having recent reviews, and replying fast to requests. The website gives you the first three; the fourth is on you, which is why I include a form that alerts you instantly.

Yes. The website can be financed through the Website and Internet Presence category of the Kit Digital. The digitalization grant ranges from €2,000 (self-employed and firms with 0-3 employees) up to €6,000 (3 to under 10), depending on your company size.

The usual process: we review which categories fit, I prepare the technical documentation the application requires, and we coordinate with an authorized digitalization agent to process the grant. If your firm already used its grant, the project is still viable; only who pays for it changes.

Yes. I give you clear documentation, and if you want to edit content (add new projects to the gallery, change text) without touching code, we integrate a simple content manager. For one-off technical changes, I offer monthly maintenance or hourly work.

Regularly adding your finished jobs to the gallery is exactly what keeps the site alive and helps local SEO, so I set it up so you can do it in minutes from your phone, without depending on me.

Yes. I'm based in Barcelona but work with renovation firms across Spain. Meetings are by video call and the process is 100% remote, so location doesn't affect the project. I optimize the local SEO for the area where you work, wherever that is.

In fact, mid-sized cities and towns often have less online competition than Barcelona, so local SEO can deliver results even sooner. For clients in the Barcelona area, the initial meeting can be in person if you prefer.