Websites / Cabinetry
Websites for cabinet makers.
Built for the homeowner who has been thinking about the kitchen for a year and is finally searching for who to call.
The one moment the site is for
A kitchen is the biggest purchase most of your customers will make this decade, and they research it the way they would a car. They want to see the work by room, understand the process, know the lead time, and have a sense of the range before they pick up the phone.
The shops that win online show the process honestly: measure, drawings, the shop visit, the install. The ones that lose show a stock photo of a white kitchen and a phone number.
What we build for your trade
- The signature piece is one of your islands turned in three dimensions by the scroll, built from a single photo of a real piece.
- Starting ranges on the materials page if you are willing to state them; we have found the homeowner who sees a range calls, and the one who sees nothing keeps searching.
- A page for the builders and designers who send you work, written for a trade reader, separate from the homeowner pages.
- The gallery organised the way customers search: by room, then by style, never one long scroll of unlabelled photos.
Five pages is the product.
The same five pages every time, each one written for your trade and your customer. If a stranger searches "kitchen cabinets Brampton" tonight, these are the pages that decide whether they call you.
Home
What you build, where you work, how the process goes, and the one kitchen that shows your best work before anyone scrolls.
The process
Measure to install, step by step, with the real lead times and what happens at each visit.
Our work
Projects by room, kitchens first, with the material, the finish and the city on each one.
Materials
The woods, the finishes and the hardware you actually use, with a plain note that a screen is not a sample.
Request a quote
A form that asks for the room, the rough size, a photo and the timing, so the first call starts in the right place.
See one.
A concept site for a cabinet shop in Brampton: the island turns as you scroll, with the materials called out. A concept we built to show the approach; the business is invented and the number on it is not real.
Straight answers
Our work comes from referrals. Do we need this?
Referrals still check you online before they call, and a site that shows the work closes the referral. It also brings the customer nobody referred, which is where growth comes from.
Should we put prices on the site?
Starting ranges, if you are comfortable with them. A firm price needs a measure and the site says so. A range filters out the calls you do not want and reassures the ones you do.
We have hundreds of photos. Which go on the site?
The twenty best, labelled with room, material and city. A gallery is judged by its weakest photo, so we leave out anything dark, cluttered or unfinished and shoot or re-edit what is missing.
How long does it take?
About a week from the call to a site you can look at, once we have your photos and your process in your words. The preview comes first, before you decide anything.
See yours before you decide.
A twenty-minute call, then a preview of your own site built from your real work. No cost, no obligation; if you do not like it, that is the end of it.