Websites for groundworkers

Photograph it before it’s buried

A neat trench, a drain laid to fall, steel in the footings before the pour. Nobody sees any of it once the job’s finished, except in the photos on your phone.

Add a past job with a line about it, foundations for an extension or a soakaway in a back garden, and attach the photos. We write it up so a customer can follow what you did.

No photos of a service yet? A stock picture of ours stands in, labelled as stock in your editor, until you swap in one from the job.

Builders, homeowners and the drive out front

Some of your calls come from builders who need the ground ready for their own trades. Others come from a homeowner who wants a new drive and a dropped kerb to get onto it.

Say who each past job was for in the line you write about it, a builder’s extension or a family’s new drive. The builder starts you on a groundworker’s usual list, foundations and drainage first.

Where you’ll travel to

Groundwork means a digger on a trailer, so where you’ll go matters. Name your home town and every place you’d take the digger, and each is listed on your website.

If there are jobs you won’t take, septic tanks or underpinning perhaps, there’s a box for work you’d rather turn down. We keep it off the site.