Define a suitable enquiry before choosing a channel
A wardrobe design enquiry, a door-fitting request and an architect’s joinery schedule need different responses. Agree the services you accept, typical project size, coverage and available capacity. Separate supply-only enquiries from manufacture-and-fit work and clarify subcontracting where offered.
| Information | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Project type | Identify fitted furniture, repairs, installation or workshop work |
| Postcode | Check coverage and travel suitability |
| Short brief and approximate size | Understand the requirement without demanding a survey |
| Project stage | Distinguish initial inspiration, developed designs and pricing requests |
| Preferred timing | Compare with workshop and installation capacity |
| Budget expectations, where helpful | Start a realistic scope conversation |
Keep the initial form short. Customers should be able to explain uncertainty; approximate measurements are not a fabrication specification or final quotation. Secure uploads and advanced qualification workflows require separate scope.
Compare your own campaigns with third-party leads
Our standard offer promotes your business through SEO, Google Ads and suitable Meta campaigns. We do not distribute your campaign enquiries to a contractor panel. Customers may independently ask other firms for quotes.
Trade directories, pay-per-lead platforms and managed second brands have their own sharing, fees and ownership terms. Check what counts as a lead, how duplicates are handled and whether the requested work fits your business. Those subscriptions are not included in our management fees.
Choose the next step around the buying process
For fitted furniture, acknowledge the request, assess the brief and explain the next step toward design or a survey. For contractor work, clarify the scope, drawings, responsibility and programme before committing quoting time. Booking, CRM integration and automated follow-up need agreed scope.
Measure work won alongside acquisition cost
Record suitable enquiries, contact made, surveys or brief reviews, quotes and accepted work. Include management fees and ad spend when judging paid campaigns, then consider quoting effort and contribution after materials, manufacture and installation costs. A submitted form is not automatically a qualified project or sale.
Carpentry and joinery marketing: pricing
Local Authority includes core website sections, up to 10 core service pages and a primary town plus up to five nearby launch areas where genuine coverage and distinct evidence justify them. Each month we add 8–10 pages around your agreed service and location plan, with internal linking, Google Business Profile optimisation, technical SEO, hosting, maintenance and monthly reporting. Topics and the evidence needed are agreed before production.
First month free with a three-month initial commitment. Months two and three are £499 each (£998 total for the initial three months). From month four, the ongoing website and SEO optimisation plan continues at £499/month on a monthly rolling agreement until cancelled. Trade and primary-town exclusivity are agreed before starting. After completing the initial three-month commitment and paying all outstanding fees, content and agreed assets can be handed over, with platform and transfer scope confirmed. Larger campaigns and integrations need separate assessment. Read package and handover details.
