Barr Build

What you see

The first screen is a slideshow of finished houses with the logo and a menu button. The menu holds every page, the group's joinery and kitchen businesses, and the email address and phone number.

The home page states its area in one line — "from London to the Cotswolds" — then lists four core services and two additional ones: aftercare and maintenance, and bespoke cabinetry. It names the four directors, their 120-plus years of combined experience and the apprenticeship scheme, shows articles from House & Garden and The Times, and introduces the head office near Thame and the Cotswold office. The footer has a pre-qualification questionnaire for subcontractors and suppliers.

What to take from it

Saying where you work, and splitting services into "what we build" and "how we look after it afterwards", tells a client this is a long relationship, not a single job.

For high-value building work, who runs the company matters as much as the photographs. Names, experience and training do that work. The contact form also asks which service you need and how you heard about them, so every enquiry arrives already sorted.