Surveyor website and SEO services.

Everything a UK surveying practice needs from a website partner: design, search, enquiry journeys, migrations and ongoing support. Each service can run on its own or as part of a single programme.

What I do for surveying practices

Six services, built around how instructions are actually won.

01

Surveyor website design

A structured, fast, mobile-first site built around survey levels, service areas and instruction journeys — not a generic template with a photo of a house on it.

  • Service page per survey type and discipline
  • Survey level comparison and selector
  • Credentials, regulation and coverage presented clearly

02

SEO for surveying practices

Technical foundations, page architecture and local relevance aimed at the searches that actually produce instructions — by survey type and by town.

  • Keyword and search intent mapping by discipline
  • Location pages that are genuinely distinct
  • Technical SEO, Core Web Vitals and indexing

03

Quotation and enquiry journeys

Enquiry forms that ask the right questions — property type, survey level, address, timescale — so quotes go out faster and fewer leads go cold.

  • Conditional forms by survey type
  • Email, spreadsheet and CRM delivery
  • Response-time and conversion tracking

04

Website migrations and rebuilds

Moving off an ageing site without losing the rankings you already have: URL mapping, redirects, content parity and post-launch monitoring.

  • Full URL and redirect mapping
  • Content and metadata parity
  • Post-launch crawl and index checks

05

Multi-office and multi-discipline setups

Practices with several offices or disciplines need an architecture that scales without cannibalising itself. That is planned before anything is designed.

  • Office and discipline hierarchy
  • Cannibalisation-aware structure
  • Consistent NAP and local schema

06

Ongoing support and reporting

Content, technical maintenance and plain-English reporting on enquiries, rankings and page performance — monthly, with no jargon.

  • Content and page additions
  • Technical monitoring
  • Enquiry and search reporting