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The capability is too vague
A list of services without materials, tolerances, machinery or applications makes it difficult for a buyer to qualify you.
Websites for engineering companies
Turn technical capability into credible enquiries.
Buyers need to understand what you make, the tolerances and sectors you handle, and why they can trust you. I build straightforward engineering websites around capabilities, evidence and RFQs.
What customers ask
Answer the decision before they phone.
“Can they make this?”
“Which sectors do they understand?”
“Are they accredited?”
“Who do I send the drawing to?”
Where websites lose enquiries
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Proof is trapped offline
Accreditations, inspection processes and completed work should support the sales conversation before the first call.
03
RFQs go nowhere
A clear technical enquiry route should tell buyers what information to send and who will respond.
The useful essentials
Everything important, easy to find.
- Capability and process pages
- Machinery and technical limits
- Accreditations and quality systems
- Sector-specific case studies
- RFQ and drawing-upload route
- Recruitment and apprenticeship information
A sensible page plan
Built around how buyers decide.
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Capabilities
Processes, materials, capacity, tolerances and equipment.
02
Markets
The industries, applications and procurement requirements you already understand.
03
Quality
Accreditations, traceability, inspection and delivery standards.
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RFQ
A direct route for drawings, quantities, lead times and contact information.
Choose your starting point
Launch Page
£250 one-off
One focused page, supplied content, one revision round and a launch-ready call route.
What is included?Managed website
From £49/month
Five pages, hosting, support, monthly edits and Google Business Profile setup. No setup fee.
See the managed planLocal coverage
Close enough to visit.
Common questions
Plain answers before we start.
Can you work with technical information and drawings?
Yes. I will structure approved technical information clearly and can add a secure enquiry route for the files buyers need to share.
Is a one-page site suitable for an engineering company?
It can work for a very focused startup or specialist. Established manufacturers normally need separate capability, quality, sector and case-study pages.
Can the site help with recruitment?
Yes. A clear careers section can explain the workplace, current roles, apprenticeships and how candidates should apply.
Talk to Will
A short call will tell us which route fits.
No sales routine. Tell me what the business needs and I will explain the smallest sensible way to start.