House extensions
Kitchen extensions, side returns, wraparounds and two storey builds. Homeowners want to know cost, timescales and planning before they ring, so we answer all three.
Our SEO for builders gets your projects in front of homeowners planning an extension, a loft or a full renovation, long before they ask anyone for a quote.
Big jobs start with a search, then weeks of research. Be the builder they find first and trust most.
A single extension can be worth more than a year of marketing, so it pays to be the builder people find when they start planning. Our local SEO puts your company in the map pack and the local results for the projects you want most, backed by case studies and reviews that prove you can deliver. Priced on the towns you cover, written down before we start, with no contract.
Get a hand-built website and local SEO for £180 a month
Smaller firms and sole traders can have a website, hosting, branded email and local SEO in one plan. No setup fee and no contract.
One good extension can fill a month. We build a page for each type of project you want more of, so Google can match you to the homeowner planning exactly that.
Kitchen extensions, side returns, wraparounds and two storey builds. Homeowners want to know cost, timescales and planning before they ring, so we answer all three.
Dormers, hip to gables and Velux conversions. A loft is often the biggest single spend a family makes on their home, and they research builders for weeks.
Home offices, extra bedrooms and annexes. Quicker projects with plenty of searches, and often the first step to a bigger job later.
Gutting a house after a purchase, knocking through, starting again. These customers need a builder who can manage the whole job, and they search for one.
Self builders and small developers look for builders with proof of finished homes. Fewer searches, but each one is worth a lot.
Steel beams, wall removals, porches and repointing. The smaller structural jobs that keep crews busy between the big projects.
Nobody hands over a deposit for an extension on the strength of a logo. They want proof you finish what you start, on budget and without disappearing for three weeks. Your website should give them that proof before the first meeting.
Not a gallery of random photos. Proper case studies with the brief, the timeline, the problems you solved and the finished result.
The things a cautious homeowner checks before signing. Put them where they can’t be missed.
Big projects are scary. A clear step by step from first visit to handover takes the fear out of choosing you.
Homeowners now ask ChatGPT and Google’s AI things like how much an extension costs or whether they need planning permission, then ask who could do the work. The builders named in those answers are the ones with clear, detailed and well reviewed information online.
Several local firms come up. Your Business builds kitchen extensions across York and the surrounding villages, is a member of the Federation of Master Builders and shows recent projects with costs and timescales on its website.
Cost per square metre ranges, typical timelines, when you need planning and when permitted development applies. Honest answers get quoted.
Projects tagged by town and village give AI tools a clear picture of the area you really cover.
Trade body directories and supplier listings back up what your website says and make you the safer recommendation.
Builders cover a much wider area than most trades. You might be based in one town but happily work twenty miles away for the right project. Google doesn’t know that unless you show it.
We build a page for each town you want work from, filled with projects you’ve finished there, local planning quirks and the villages around it. Real local detail like that is what lets you compete in places where you don’t have an office.
For a builder, ten enquiries for a garden wall aren’t worth one for a loft conversion. So we don’t just count leads. We show you what kind of projects are coming in, from which towns and from which searches.
Long lead times are normal in building. Someone who finds you in March might not sign until August, so we track the whole picture rather than judging a month at a time.
See how many extension, loft and renovation enquiries came in each month.
Which towns are paying off, and which need more work.
Because the big jobs take months to land, we watch the trend, not the odd quiet week.
Working with Darren has been an absolute pleasure. Professional, creative, and his technical expertise exceeded all expectations. He's changed our website completely and we've had so much feedback and leads since.
By far the best referral I've ever had. Completely hassle free, transformed our website, traffic, rating and emails. Nothing is ever too much, and everything moved so smoothly.
Used Design Lincs for our web design and SEO and couldn't be happier. Done quickly but at an amazing standard. Great service, would absolutely recommend.
From the first call they actually listened to what we wanted, and the finished site looks miles better than before. Quick to respond, fair on price, and sorted a couple of tweaks after launch without any fuss.
They didn't just make it look nicer; they thought about how customers use the site and rebuilt it around that. Brilliant communication throughout, a massive step up.
They built us a new website and took over our digital marketing, and the difference has been night and day. Our calls are up and the whole experience was easy. Highly recommended.
Read our clients' testimonials on Google. We deliver quality work for businesses across Lincolnshire and the UK.
Builder SEO | step by step
What you build, the jobs you want more of, your minimum project size and how far you’ll travel.
The towns to target, the pages to build first and a fixed monthly price, all in writing before anything starts.
We turn your finished jobs into case studies, build town pages and get your Google profile working hard.
A report showing enquiries by project type and town, so you can see the bigger jobs building up.
Local SEO for builders starts from £300 a month. The price depends on how many towns you want to rank in and how competitive they are, and you’ll get a fixed, written quote before anything starts. Smaller firms without a website can use our £180 all-in-one plan instead.
Most firms see stronger rankings and more enquiries within three to six months. Building also has long lead times, so an enquiry in spring might turn into a signed contract in autumn. That’s why we judge results over a quarter, not a week.
Detailed case studies with photos, rough budgets and timescales, a clear explanation of how you work from quote to handover, and your memberships, insurance and guarantees. Homeowners about to spend tens of thousands want reassurance as much as they want inspiration.
Yes, as long as it’s accurate. Questions about planning and permitted development are some of the most searched by people planning an extension. Short, clear guides that point to the Planning Portal for the detail bring in early visitors and show you know what you’re doing.
Indirectly, yes. They’re strong trust signals for customers, and a listing on their directories gives you a relevant link back to your website. Make sure your membership is shown clearly on your site and that your details match what the directory says.
Be clear about what you do. State the types and sizes of projects you take on, put your effort into pages for the bigger work and show case studies that match it. You won’t stop every small enquiry, but the balance shifts quickly.
Rough ranges work well, such as a typical cost per square metre with what pushes it up or down. It answers the first question everyone has and puts off people whose budget doesn’t match. You still price each job properly after a visit.
Yes. Your Google profile will be strongest near your base, but location pages filled with real projects let you rank in the normal search results right across the area you cover. That’s how most builders win work further afield.
We do, though the approach changes. Developers and commercial clients search for different things, rely heavily on case studies and often find contractors through networks as well as Google. We focus on the searches and proof that matter to them.
Absolutely, and they’re worth more than reviews for small jobs. A review from a homeowner describing a loft conversion that finished on time carries a lot of weight with the next family planning one. Ask at handover, while they’re still excited about the space.
Tell us about your firm and where you build, or give us a call. We’ll show you who’s winning the projects in your area and what it would take to get your company in front of them.
Call us today, and we'll help you figure out the best solution for your business.
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