Web development
Scruton Carpentry & Joinery
Scruton Carpentry & Joinery needed a website that lets bespoke oak pergolas, fitted wardrobes and kitchens speak for themselves, and makes a free estimate one tap away. We built a fast, photo-led site around the work.
Scruton Carpentry & Joinery needed a website that showed the quality of bespoke carpentry across Hull, Beverley and East Yorkshire, and made it easy for homeowners to ask for a free estimate.
We built a fast, photo-led site around the work itself: oak pergolas, fitted wardrobes, kitchens and staircases, with a clear call to action and Luke’s direct phone number always within reach.
A clearer, more credible online home for a one-man craft business, with the services, the 3D design process and the project gallery all a tap away on a phone.
About the Client
Scruton Carpentry & Joinery is a fully insured local carpentry and joinery business led by Luke Scruton, covering Hull, Beverley and East Yorkshire. The work ranges from solid oak mortise-and-tenon pergolas and verandas to fitted wardrobes, kitchens, staircases and doors.
The Challenge
Bespoke joinery is a high-trust, high-consideration purchase. Customers want to see finished work, understand the process and know they are dealing directly with the person who will build it, before they pick up the phone.
What We Did
We designed a bold, dark-and-timber interface that lets the photography lead, and structured the site around the questions customers actually have: what do you build, how does the 3D CAD design process work, what has been built before, and how do I get a free estimate. Service pages cover oak frame structures, fitted furniture, decking and fencing, cladding and external joinery, and kitchens and staircases.
Current Position
The site gives Scruton Carpentry & Joinery a more established, easier-to-trust presence, with a free estimate and a direct call to Luke on every page.
Ready to build something that refuses to blend in?
Tell us what you’re building, replacing, or trying to fix. We’ll tell you honestly whether it’s the kind of project we’d be good at.