Carpenter website design

Websites for Carpenters in Melbourne

Websites for carpenters in Melbourne, built by Scalesites: a carpenter website with a page each for decking, pergolas, stairs and joinery, a gallery that shows your timber work and a quote form that asks for dimensions and timber.

3-page site: $500 ·  5-page site: $750 ·  Hosting: $99/mo

5.0 from 4 Google reviewsABN 20 530 107 179

Live in 2 weeksNo lock-in contractsYou own itBuilt to rank locally
Carpenters laying a new timber deck on a residential job
The opportunity

Why carpenters need a website

Carpentry is bought by eye. A customer who wants a deck or a staircase scrolls through photos of timber work and picks the carpenter whose joins and finish they trust. Your site is where those photos sit next to a phone number.

The photos do the selling

A deck with tight board gaps or a staircase with clean housings tells a customer more than a paragraph about your experience.

Carpentry covers several different jobs

Decking, pergolas, stairs, framing and custom joinery draw different customers. One page per job type lets each of them find you.

Big jobs get a longer look

A deck or fit-out is a four or five figure decision. People check two or three carpenters online before they ring anyone.

Work between referrals

The jobs from your last client's neighbour are great, until they stop. A site keeps enquiries arriving in the quiet weeks.

What’s included

Carpenter websites: what we build

We set the site up around how people choose a carpenter: look at the work, check you do their kind of job, then send the measurements. We write the copy and sort the Google setup.

A gallery sorted by job type

Decks, pergolas, stairs and joinery grouped so a customer sees the kind of work they want first.

A page for each kind of job

Decking, pergolas, stairs, framing and fit-outs each get their own page and title, so each can be found separately.

A quote form that asks the right things

Job type, rough dimensions, timber preference and when they want it done, so you can price before you ring back.

Timber and finish explained

Short, plain notes on hardwood, treated pine and composite, so customers understand why quotes differ.

Tap-to-call on mobile

The number stays within reach on a phone, where most carpentry enquiries start.

Local setup

On-page SEO and a linked Google Business Profile, pointed at the suburbs you work in.

Not included

What the build price doesn't cover

So there are no surprises, here's what sits outside the flat build fee.

  • Hosting and management. Optional at $99/month, cancel anytime. You can host the site wherever you like.
  • Extra pages. Pages beyond your package are quoted upfront, before any work starts.
  • Logo and branding. Sold separately: logo design $300, brand identity kit $500, complete brand package $700.
  • Social media kit. A separate $500 add-on.
  • Automated lead follow-up. Missed-call text-back, instant replies and review requests are the Growth System at $397/month, not part of the website build.
  • Online shops and custom software. E-commerce, member portals and custom apps aren't part of any website package.
Built for carpenters

The pages a carpenter site actually needs

Customers type the job into Google, not the trade. On the 5-page site the first few of these earn their place, and the 10-page site carries them all.

Decking

Timber and composite decks, what the job involves and how long it takes. Decking is the most searched carpentry job, so it gets a page to itself.

Pergolas and outdoor structures

Pergolas, verandahs and carports. Say what you build, which materials you use and whether you handle council permits or the owner does.

Stairs and balustrades

A smaller search, but a high-value job. Show a few finished staircases and say what you can fit into an existing space.

Custom joinery and built-ins

Wardrobes, shelving and cabinets built to fit. Photos matter most here, so this page leads with the gallery.

Framing and structural carpentry

Wall and roof framing for builders and owner-builders. A different reader, so a different page that talks about timeline and reliability.

Renovations and fit-outs

Kitchens, shopfits and room conversions. Explain how you work with other trades so a customer knows they are not signing up to manage everyone.

What a carpenter's customers search for

People type the timber job first and the suburb second. Each page is worded to meet that search.

  • “decking builder [suburb]”
  • “pergola builder near me”
  • “custom wardrobe carpenter Melbourne”
  • “timber staircase builder”
  • “carpenter for renovations [suburb]”
  • “composite vs timber decking”
  • “carpenter website design”

A sample sitemap for a carpenter site

A 10-page carpenter site could run like this. On the 5-page site, the later pages fold into the earlier ones.

  1. Home. Best photos, top services, call button, suburbs.
  2. Decking. Timber and composite decks.
  3. Pergolas and verandahs. Outdoor structures and permits.
  4. Stairs and balustrades. Timber stairs and handrails.
  5. Custom joinery. Built-ins, wardrobes, shelving.
  6. Framing. Wall and roof framing.
  7. Renovations and fit-outs. Room conversions and shopfits.
  8. Project gallery. Finished work, sorted by job type.
  9. About. Who you are and how you work.
  10. Contact. Quote form, phone, service area.

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What to expect

What to expect from your Scalesites website

Every site gets the same build standard. For a carpenter, this is what it means in practice.

Modern, professional design

A clean, current look that lets your timber work be the main event, not a template with stock photos of someone else's deck.

Fast on every device

Fast on a phone, because plenty of people look at decks and pergolas while standing in the backyard.

Built to be found

Page titles and local setup aimed at the jobs customers search, like decking and pergolas, in the suburbs you cover.

Written to win the job

Plain copy about materials, process and timing, so a customer understands your quote before they ring.

Easy to keep current

Added stairs to your range? Tell us, and we add the page and the photos for you.

Yours to own

Your domain, your pages and your photos stay yours, with no lock-in.

The process

Four steps from enquiry to live

Four steps from your first message to a live carpenter site. You stay on the tools while we do the writing.

01

Fill out the form

Send your business name, the jobs you want more of (decks, pergolas, joinery) and any photos. Two minutes, no commitment.

02

We send a preview

Inside 48 hours you get a working preview with your gallery in it. Nothing to pay yet.

03

Pay and we build

Like it? Pay the flat fee and we write the page for each job type around your photos and the materials you use.

04

You go live

We connect your domain, link your Google profile and submit the site to Google. It is live two weeks after you pay.

Pricing

Carpenter website pricing.

Our pick for a carpenter is the $750 5-page site: a home page plus decking, pergolas and custom joinery on pages of their own, and a project gallery. The $1,190 10-page site suits carpenters who also want renovations, framing and fit-outs covered.

  • 3-page site

    $500
    • Home, Services, Contact pages
    • Contact form + click-to-call
    • Google Business Profile connection
  • Most popular

    5-page site

    $750
    • Up to 5 custom pages
    • Gallery or project showcase page
    • 3 rounds of revisions
  • 10-page site

    $1,190
    • Up to 10 custom pages
    • Google reviews pulling in live
    • Booking & enquiry flow

Hosting & management: $99/mo. Optional. Add to any package. Cancel anytime.

One-off price. Yours to keep.

Reviews
5.0★★★★★· 4 reviews

Rated 5.0 from 4 Google reviews.

Common questions

Carpenter website FAQs

How much does a carpenter website cost?

A flat $750 for the 5-page site (most popular), $500 for 3 pages or $1,190 for 10, with no hidden fees. Optional hosting and management is $99/month, cancel anytime. For DIY, freelancer and agency prices side by side, see what a tradie website costs.

Can the gallery be sorted by job type?

Yes. Decks, pergolas, stairs and joinery photos each go with their own page, and the best of each lands on the home page.

What should a carpenter website include?

A gallery of your own timber work, one page for each kind of job, the suburbs you cover, a call button and a quote form that asks for job type and dimensions. There is a longer breakdown in the guide linked below.

Will I rank for 'carpenter website' style searches?

We cannot promise a position. We do set up the page titles, headings and local details around the jobs and suburbs customers search, and link your Google Business Profile.

I only have phone photos. Is that enough?

Phone photos are fine if they are in good light and show the whole job. Send what you have and we will tell you if a shot or two is worth retaking before it goes live.

Do I own the site, or only rent it?

You own it outright and can take it elsewhere whenever you like. No contract to cancel.

Your site, built and live
in two weeks from today.

$500 flat. No lock-in. We send a free preview before you pay.