A few specific fixes for crickhowelljoinery.co.uk

The finished work is served at 150 by 150 pixels.

On every trade page the gallery photographs of finished kitchens, staircases, oak garden rooms and barn-conversion glazing are rendered as 150 by 150 pixel thumbnails. The full-size originals are sitting in the WordPress media library at up to 2048 pixels, but the page only ever shows the cropped thumbnail. The one thing that justifies a bespoke price, the craft itself, is the one thing a visitor cannot actually look at.

The rebuild leads with the full-resolution photographs at the size they deserve: a wide hero of the oak garden-room glazing, then a portfolio of kitchens, gates and stairs that fills the screen. Same files you already own, shown at full size with lazy loading so the page still stays fast.

Nothing on the site says Llangattock, and the footer still reads 2019.

The footer copyright is frozen at 2019, six years stale. There is no mention of Llangattock, Crickhowell, the Usk valley or the Brecon Beacons anywhere a visitor would read it, and no current LocalBusiness data Google can use. A stranger weighing you against a PVCu supplier cannot tell that you are a current, local, Powys workshop rather than a site someone forgot about.

The rebuild puts the workshop in its place: Timber Craft Park, Llangattock, under the Beacons, with a real Google map, opening details, and structured LocalBusiness data so you surface for "joiner near Crickhowell" searches. The year updates itself from now on.

Each trade page is a title and a gallery, with no words and no way to ask.

The Windows, Doors, Stairs and Kitchens pages each carry a heading and some images, but almost no description of the work. The detail that wins a heritage job, sash cords and weights, Accoya for painted exteriors, Slimlite glazing that keeps a period sightline, replica joinery for listed buildings, is not written down. And there is no quote form: every enquiry has to leave the site for the phone.

The rebuild gives each line a short, specific description in your own trade language, and a single quote form that emails you the brief, the rough sizes and a note of what the customer is matching, so the first call already has the detail on it.

One fixed price, no retainer.