Bathrooms
Wet rooms to Danish building guidelines (SBi), with tiles, membrane and proper drainage slope.
Industries · Bricklayer
A website for masonry businesses — from bathrooms to exterior renovation.
Masonry work ranges from a cracked foundation wall to a brand-new bathroom or a full exterior renovation on a house. Customers often don’t know whether a bricklayer is who they need. Your website should make it clear what you do and get them to ask you.
Why it matters
What should a website for bricklayers do?
A bricklayer’s biggest challenge online is that customers don’t know a bricklayer is who they need. They search for the problem: cracks in the exterior wall, a damp basement, loose tiles, a new bathroom.
That’s why a bricklayer’s website is built around problems rather than services. Each page explains what typically causes the problem, how it’s fixed, and ends with a call to book a site visit. That’s content Google rewards, and it makes customers trust you.
Since most masonry jobs require you to see the job before pricing it, the form leads to booking a site visit rather than a price request.
Sound familiar?
01
Customers don’t know they need a bricklayer
People search for “cracks in exterior wall”, “new bathroom” or “brick mortar joints”, not “bricklayer”. Without pages that answer those searches, they won’t find you.
02
Wet rooms require trust
A bathroom without a proper waterproofing membrane becomes an expensive mistake. Customers want to see that you know the rules.
03
Big jobs require a site visit
You can rarely give a price without seeing the job. So the form should lead to a site visit, not an email back-and-forth.
What you get
Built for bricklayers, not for everyone.
The features are chosen based on what customers of bricklayers actually look for. You edit your own text and images in our intuitive CMS.
Pages built around problems
“Cracks in brickwork”, “repointing” and “new bathroom” as standalone pages that explain the problem and the solution.
Site visit request form
The customer describes the job, uploads photos and suggests times for a site visit.
Wet-room info and warranty
A short explanation of how you make the wet room watertight, and a clear display of your warranty scheme.
Project gallery with descriptions
Each project with before-and-after photos, materials and what the job involved.
Template
Here’s what your website could look like
The Fundament template shown with sample content for a bricklayer. We set it up with your logo, colors, text and images.
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Templates
Templates for bricklayers
The templates shown with sample content for a bricklayer. The first ones are made for bricklayers. Click to view them full size.
Solid and trustworthy
Fundament
A big hero image, clear services and a quote form close at hand. For tradespeople whose customers want to call or request a quote right away.
Bold and direct
Værksted
Strong typography, the phone number at the top and clear services. For multi-trade contractors who want to come across as solid.
Modern and project-focused
Facade
A split front page with trust-building numbers and a project gallery up front. For businesses where the finished result sells the job.
Solid and dark
Tagryg
Dark slate gray with numbers and guarantees in focus. For roofers and trades where reliability and durability sell.
Industrial and robust
Beton
Gray concrete, an orange accent and big capitals. For builders, bricklayers and others with heavy-duty jobs.
Soft, elegant and ready for bookings
Salon
Light and calm, with a price list and a clear button to book an appointment. For salons and therapists whose customers want to see prices and find a time.
Write for the problem, not the trade
The biggest mistake on bricklayers’ websites is listing services instead of answering the customer’s problem. A homeowner with a damp basement doesn’t type “bricklayer” into Google. So the pages are built around the problems customers describe themselves, and end with a call to book a site visit.
Residential and commercial
If you work as a subcontractor or for housing associations, they can get a separate page with references, capacity and certifications.
Process
From the first chat to a finished website for a bricklayer
- 01
A no-obligation chat
We have a short chat about your business, your customers, and what the site needs to do. You get a recommendation for a plan and a template.
- 02
Content and direction
You send copy, images, and your logo — or I write a draft based on our conversation. You approve the direction before I start building.
- 03
I build the site
The site is built, customized, and optimized for Google and AI search. You get a link and can leave feedback along the way.
- 04
Live and running
The site goes live on your domain. I keep it running, updated, and monitored, and you can edit it yourself in the CMS whenever you like.
Pricing
How much does a website for a bricklayer cost?
The Business plan suits most masonry businesses: custom design, problem-based service pages and a site visit request form. DKK 299/mo with no lock-in.
Compare with the market: How much does a website cost in 2026?
Monthly billing · no commitment
See the templates you can choose fromSupport on weekdays
Simple
For when you need to get online fast and just want a website that works.
DKK 149/mo
No commitment
Setup fee DKK 995. Cancel at the end of any month.
- Our own intuitive CMS
- Built from a template you choose
- Newsletter add-on
- Optimized for SEO, AI search, and agentic search out of the box
- Get found by ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, and more
- Uptime status and 24/7 monitoring
Add-ons: code (ownership), backups
Faster support
RecommendedBusiness
For businesses that want the template customized and features like booking.
DKK 299/mo
No commitment
Setup fee DKK 3,995. Cancel at the end of any month.
- Our own intuitive CMS
- A template customized for your business with the changes you want
- Add-ons: booking calendar, newsletter, user login, forms, and more
- Optimized for SEO, AI search, and agentic search out of the box
- Get found by ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, and more
- Uptime status and 24/7 monitoring
Add-ons: code (ownership), backups
Priority support
Webshop
For online stores and businesses that need it all.
Contact us
Priced per project · no commitment
You get a fixed monthly price once we’ve talked about your webshop.
- Our own intuitive CMS
- All add-ons: booking, newsletter, user login, and an online store with payments
- Built from a template, customized for your store
- Optimized for SEO, AI search, and agentic search out of the box
- Get found by ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, and more
- Uptime status and 24/7 monitoring
Add-ons: code (ownership), backups
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How much does a website for a masonry business cost?+
From DKK 149/mo. Most masonry businesses choose the Business plan at DKK 299/mo with service pages and a site visit request form.
Can customers suggest times for a site visit?+
Yes. The form can include preferred times, or you can get a booking calendar as an add-on.
Can I show both bathrooms and exteriors?+
Yes. The gallery is split into categories, and each service can show its own projects.
Do you help find the right keywords?+
Yes. I research what customers in your area search for and build the pages around it. The SEO groundwork is included in every plan.
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