Wren & Sons
A concept build for a fictional family-run building firm that needs local leads, honest work photos and social proof — without a bloated website.
What we set out to solve
Wren & Sons is an invented builder we designed to show how a small trade firm could get properly-qualified leads from a five-page site, without paying for a bespoke build the business doesn't need. The brief: fast, local, trustworthy, and easy to update from a phone.
How we'd build it
Service + area pages, not a services list
Each service (extensions, loft conversions, renovations) crossed with each service area gets its own page — the pattern that actually ranks for local trade searches, without keyword-stuffing.
Reviews wired in properly
Google Reviews pulled in live with Review schema, so the star rating shows in search results, not just on the page. Photos of finished work on every service page with client-permission captions.
Enquiry flow built for site + phone
Click-to-call above the fold on mobile, a short 3-field enquiry form everywhere else, and both routed to a single inbox with the service and postcode tagged automatically.
What's in a build like this
This is what the delivered project would include end-to-end under the Pixel Five package.
- ✓5-page site with service-area pages
- ✓Google Reviews integration
- ✓Local SEO groundwork
- ✓Mobile-first, phone-optimised
- ✓Simple CMS for project photos
- ✓5 working-day delivery target
What the audience is actually Googling
Trade searches are almost always local and job-specific: 'loft conversion [town]', 'builder near me', 'extension quote [postcode]'. The homeowner is comparing 3-4 firms in a single session — they need trust signals (reviews, photos, address) in the first scroll or they bounce.
What separates it from a template trades & construction site
Service-area page pattern
Instead of one 'Services' page trying to rank for everything, we build the service × area matrix that Google actually rewards for local trades.
Star rating in search results
Google Reviews integrated with Review schema — the star rating shows next to the listing on the SERP, not just on the page.
Photo-updates from a phone
The site owner adds a new job photo from the site with a caption in under a minute — the trust engine that keeps the site alive between formal rebuilds.
