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Business profiles

Make your services easier to understand

A clear profile helps a homeowner see what your business does, where you work and how to make contact. Use accurate details and current photos that you own or are authorised to use.

What a useful profile includes

  • Your correct business name and working contact details
  • The trades and specific services you actually provide
  • Areas you serve, written at a useful level of detail
  • Genuine photos of your own work, with permission to publish
  • Relevant qualifications or registrations only where you can evidence them
  • A concise description that tells customers what to expect

Keep the profile current

Update service coverage, phone numbers, website links and availability when they change. Respond to customers using the contact route they choose, and follow the site's current review and membership terms.

Do not describe your business as certified, vetted or approved unless the claim is accurate, current and supported by evidence. The directory does not promise lead volume or business results.

Make your business profile useful to local customers

People comparing trades want to understand the services you offer, where you work, the projects you take on and how to contact you. Keep the details accurate and update them when your services, availability or contact information changes.

Describe your services

Use plain language for the jobs you accept and explain any limits or specialist areas.

Show relevant work

Add genuine project photos and short descriptions that explain the work completed.

Set clear expectations

Provide a current service area and contact route, and explain when customers can expect a reply.

A directory profile helps customers discover and contact a business; it does not promise enquiries, rankings or work. Review listing details and membership terms before choosing an option.