Websites for master craftsmen, restorers, and artisans—that showcase your work exactly as it is.
For restorers, carpenters, sculptors, and other craft businesses, having their own website is more than just a business card these days—it’s the most important tool for attracting new business, second only to word-of-mouth recommendations. Anyone who can’t be found by searching for “Restorer Berlin,” “Carpenter Friedrichshain,” or “Gilder Mitte” will lose business to companies with a stronger online presence—regardless of the quality of their craftsmanship.
As a web designer and WordPress freelancer, I develop websites for small businesses that credibly convey quality, character, and expertise—built with Elementor Pro. The focus is on a design that showcases your work: a professional portfolio gallery, a clear overview of your services, before-and-after images, and an easy way to get in touch.
This is complemented by the technical foundations: fast loading times, mobile optimization, GDPR-compliant forms, and targeted search engine optimization for profession- and location-specific search queries—in collaboration with specialists such as SEO Freundlich, if desired. This way, customers will find your business exactly when they’re looking for a tradesperson like you.
In addition to this sample web design, you'll find examples of work I've created in collaboration with clients, here.
Today, almost any website requirement can be met based on your needs and requirements. Just ask.
1. Analysis of your workshop & target group. In a relaxed kickoff meeting — at your workshop, studio, or via video call — we’ll look at your craft together. Which customers do you want to reach: private clients, architects, museums, or insurers? Which trades and materials are your specialty? We’ll go through existing image material together and plan where it should be supplemented.
2. A concept with artisanal character. You’ll receive an initial web design concept with sample pages — homepage, a services or reference page, and the contact area. Tone, color world, and typography are matched to your craft: restorers need different space than carpenters or gilders. Once you’re satisfied, I’ll build on it. First partial invoice at the end of this phase.
3. Implementation using WordPress & Elementor Pro. I’ll develop your portfolio gallery, before/after presentations, material descriptions, and all other pages. Contact channels are integrated in a GDPR-compliant way, and image material is optimized. On request, I’ll show you how to add new projects yourself — so your website grows with every completed job.
4. Local SEO & Launch. Finally, I’ll set up backups, security, page speed optimization, and GDPR compliance. Local SEO on “Restaurator Berlin,” “Tischler Berlin,” or your specialization ensures you’re found exactly when customers in your region are searching. Redirects for old URLs prevent ranking losses. For future adjustments or new references, you can reach me on an hourly basis.
| Service | Price (net) |
|---|---|
| Strategic starter website (services & contact) | from €2.490 |
| Website with references & multiple trades | from €3.000 |
| Comprehensive website with in-depth SEO | from €4.995 |
| Billing by the hour | €100/hr |
A professional website for restorers, carpenters, or other craft businesses starts at approximately €2,500. Depending on the scope of the project, the gallery, and the SEO package, I’ll provide a fixed quote—with no hidden costs.
Usually 4–6 weeks. We start with a meeting so I can get to know your business and your target audience—then we build the site, proofread it, and launch it.
Yes. WordPress is set up so that you can add text, images, and new projects on your own. I'll walk you through everything in a brief tutorial after the launch.
Good photos are the most important thing for a tradesman's website. I can recommend photographers from my network who specialize in commercial and trade photography—or we can start with what we have and expand gradually.
You're welcome. My core target audience consists of independent restorers and master workshops with 1–5 employees. Short lines of communication, personal collaboration, and a result that meets your needs.
Yes. Most of our collaboration takes place remotely—via video calls, email, and screen sharing. In-person meetings can be easily arranged in Berlin and Brandenburg.
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