Websites for kitchen fitters, bespoke kitchen makers and joiners that show off the craft, help people picture their own room and bring in enquiries that are ready to talk. Built by a Sheffield studio, for firms anywhere in the UK.
Nobody books a new kitchen on a whim. They browse for months, save photos, visit showrooms and compare three or four firms before they let anybody measure up. By the time they ring, they've already decided whether you're the kind of company they want, and most of that came from your website.
We build websites for kitchen fitters, bespoke kitchen makers and joiners that do that job properly. Your own photos front and centre, styles people can find themselves in, projects told from the first stage to the finished room, and enquiry forms that ask about budget, location and timeline before you spend an evening on a design.
Every site is custom, never a template, because your work isn't either. We're a web design studio in Sheffield, building since 2016, for firms anywhere in the UK.
A before, an after and the build in between, in your own photos. DC Carpentry's projects play out from the groundworks to the finish, so people see how you work, not just how it looked on the day.
Shaker, in-frame, modern, handleless. Each gets its own visual route, so visitors pick out what they want, the way Kensington Scott's page works.
Budget, location and timeline asked up front, with photos and plans attached if they've got them. You get a lead you can actually price.
Big, clean images of your work, with the design getting out of the way. A kitchen website lives or dies on its photos.
A page for each town you cover with the work to match, the way DC Carpentry has a page for each of the 20 towns they work in.
Add a finished job, swap a photo or change the words yourself, with a locked editor that keeps the design right.
A bespoke kitchen is a big, considered purchase. Kensington Scott's page was built to feel premium from the first scroll and to qualify on budget, location and timeline. It brought in 8 leads in its first 48 hours.
People about to let somebody rip their kitchen out want proof you've done it before. DC Carpentry's site tells each project in order, in their own photos, from the first stage to the finish.
DC Carpentry went from yes to live in 26 days, with 40 pages and not one of them empty. Their old site had gone live with 7 of its 11 pages blank.
Straight answers to what kitchen and joinery firms ask us before they start, and to what their customers look for before they book a visit.
Your best work, shown big. A page for each style or range you offer, projects with a proper write-up, reviews, the areas you cover, how it works from the first visit to fitting day, and an easy way to book a consultation or a showroom visit.
Then the enquiry form. Ask what they want, where they are, when they want it and roughly what they want to spend. The people who fill it in are serious, and the ones who aren't sort themselves out.
A fitter installing a supplier's range is selling reliability, tidiness and finish. A bespoke maker is selling design and craft. A joiner might be on a kitchen one week and a staircase or fitted wardrobes the next.
The site should lead with whatever you want more of. DC Carpentry do extensions, structural work, kitchens and bespoke carpentry, so each has its own page in Natasha's own words, and the projects show the lot.
Asking about budget feels awkward, but people planning a kitchen expect it, and it saves both of you a wasted visit. Make it a choice of ranges rather than a box to type in, and ask the timeline the same way.
Kensington Scott's form asks budget, location and timeline up front. Their sales team gets leads they can actually convert, and the page brought in 8 in its first 48 hours live.
DC Carpentry & Construction, Chorley: a family-run building company, rebuilt from scratch around Natasha's own copy. 40 pages, projects told stage by stage, a page for each of the 20 towns they work in, and a quote form that takes photos and plans. In Natasha's words: "Really phenomenal work. It takes a lot to impress me given my past life in creative."
Kensington Scott, Kent: an AI-accelerated landing page for a bespoke kitchen maker that routes visitors by style. Nick Firth Tiles: a gallery-led site for a tile and stone supplier, with separate trade and retail enquiry routes, which started generating sales in its first week live.
People search by style and by place: a shaker kitchen in their town, a bespoke kitchen maker near them, a kitchen fitter in the next village. A page for each style you sell and each area you cover, written properly, catches those searches.
We label your project photos properly and give every project page its own title and description, so each finished job can be found on its own, not just your homepage.
Alex Whitehead
Director, Developer & Award-Winning Web Designer
Beth Rendell
Director & Operations
Paul Rendell
Web Design & Development
Lahcen
Graphic Design
It depends on how many styles, projects and areas it shows, and whether it's a full website or a focused landing page like Kensington Scott's. Every one is priced on its own scope, with a straight number after a free call.
Yes. A locked editor lets you add a finished job with its photos and write-up, or change the words and photos, without touching the design.
A rough guide helps, exact prices rarely do for bespoke work. Saying where most of your kitchens start filters out the wrong enquiries without boxing you in. We'll talk it through with you on the call.
Yes. Logos, van livery, signage and showroom graphics, with print-ready files. For DC Carpentry we redrew their logo properly from Natasha's DC door symbol, the look they're now taking onto their signage and business cards.
Around 4 weeks for an AI-accelerated website of up to 5 pages, and 6 to 8 weeks for a fully bespoke site of up to 8 pages. DC Carpentry's 40-page site went from yes to live in 26 days.
40 pages for a family-run Chorley builder, projects told stage by stage.
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Learn more →A logo that works on the van, the signage and the website.
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Learn more →Book a free 20-minute call. Tell us the work you want more of and we'll tell you straight what your website needs to win it.
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