The Flintshire Deeside, not the Scottish one
Google gets confused between the two. Your pages are written so it doesn’t: Flintshire, the A494, the Industrial Park, Shotton and Queensferry named where it matters.
Web design for trades and small businesses in Deeside — Shotton, Queensferry, Connah’s Quay, Sealand and the Industrial Park — built, hosted and looked after from just up the road in Northop. From £2,500, then £175 a month.
Google gets confused between the two. Your pages are written so it doesn’t: Flintshire, the A494, the Industrial Park, Shotton and Queensferry named where it matters.
Deeside Industrial Park is one of the biggest employment sites in Wales, and the homes around it need trades. Pages built for “builder Connah’s Quay”, “plumber Shotton”, “electrician Queensferry”.
Deeside Architectural Design is our first client: page one in month one, and Google’s AI quoting his prices for extension plans in Deeside. Same method, your trade.
Deeside customers search by town, not county, so your site gets a page for each of them — and each page is written for the place, not copied with the name swapped. That’s the difference between a site that ranks and one that Google ignores as a doorway.
Everything is looked after every month: hosting, security, updates, your Google Business Profile and SEO, with a report that shows you where you’re being found. If you price by the job, a cost estimator goes on too, so people ring already knowing the number.
From £2,500 to build, then £175 a month. Most trade and small-business sites are £2,500: up to 15 pages, a cost estimator if you price by the job, a launch kit, and every month hosting, security, updates, your Google Business Profile and SEO with a visibility report.
Most sites are live within three to four weeks of the £350 audit, depending on how quickly we get your photos, prices and a few answers. You see a live preview and nothing goes out without your say-so.
That’s the whole point of the build: a real page for each job you want more of and each town you cover, a proper sitemap, and Google Search Console set up and watched every month. Nobody can promise a position — but our first client site reached page one in its first month and Google’s AI now quotes his prices by name. The proof page shows it.
Hosting, SSL and security, updates and fixes, your Google Business Profile, ongoing SEO, a monthly visibility report and domain help. It’s itemised on the prices page. Twelve months from go-live, then 30 days’ notice, and if you ever leave you keep your domain and a copy of the site.
Tick what you need and see the price. Or start with the free listing in the North Wales Directory.