Contract & Payment Profile Completed

Thanks for signing the contract and setting up the payment profile. We're looking forward to helping you with your website needs. A part of that help is being available to answer questions for you. So, please feel free to contact us if you have a question you need answered.

If you have images you'd like on your site, you can start sending them to us along with any textual content you want us to use. For video content, we recommend that you add those to your YouTube channel (it's a free setup if you don't have one). Once you've added your videos to your YouTube channel, share the video URL with us and we can stream the video(s) onto your website.

Thanks again!

Thank you from CitrusKiwi Web Solutions LLC

Trades Website Design

Trades - electrician, building contractor, roofer, plumber, painter - are fun businesses to create websites for. They tend to be graphically and visually heavy and that gives us, as website designers, a lot of freedom to make some very visually appealing designs.

Our lead designer, Ian, used to be an architect back in his home country of New Zealand, so he understands the sort of information that trades really need to be providing on their websites. In fact, designing the website for his architectural practice (which he ran successfully for over 15 years) was where he got his start in website design!

Electricians, Plumbers, Roofing Contractors, Building Contractors, Painters

We've done them all at one time or another. Each one is slightly different, but they all, in our opinion, require certain specific content for their sites to work well.

Pictures and videos

The spending public today consumes content visually. Just look at the rise of the graphic/video-based social media platforms. Trade websites lend themselves perfectly to "heavy on the graphics" type design. Pictures say a thousand words, and, we would argue, videos say ten thousand! We encourage all our trades to be diligent in taking before and after, and progress pictures and videos to showcase what they do. For example, a before and after of a paint makeover speaks volumes - not only to the quality of the painter, but inspirational to the homeowner to what their home might look like.

Who's at my door?

All trades end up, at some point, at, or in, their client's home. This can be a little scary. We encourage all our trade clients to have a "Meet the team" type page. That way, if they tell their client that "Bill" or "Jane" will be coming to service their AC or change out a breaker-board, the client already knows what they look like. Adding a bio of each team member further adds to the comfort level - we recommend it!

How does this all work?

We all hate surprises when it comes to work being done on our assets because they're rarely pleasant ones. We highly encourage all trade websites to clearly spell out the process of how they will run a job. What does the initial visit look like, how is quoting done and accepted? When are payments expected and how much? Answering these details up-front (though this does NOT take the place of a written contract!) helps with peace of mind and sets expectations.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

This applies not just to trade websites, but any website can really benefit from FAQ pages. We tell our clients, "Think of ten or a dozen really common questions (come on, we know you all have them!) that you end up answering over and over, then write the answers and we'll add them as a FAQs page. Then you can just direct people there. Or better still, they read them first and ask more buying-type questions. Cha-ching!

Arroyo Drywall

Ayala's pro Painting

AZ Household Handyman

Blazin' Pest Control

Brown Construction

Clark Heat & Cool

MacClures ITM

Pacific Breeze Heating and Air

Rapidfire Plumbing

TSD Construction

Aviation Web Design

Having inside knowledge about the industry you're designing a website for can be helpful. As a commercial pilot, who's been a flight instructor, corporate pilot, and is an active aerial survey pilot, our lead designer, Ian, is uniquely positioned to help you navigate your way to an aviation website that will help your visitors get what they want.

Flight school websites

As a former flight instructor, Ian is well acquainted with the information and guidance flight students need and want. Many flight school websites don't give enough information to help students decide where they want to do their flight training. They lack details on aircraft, flight costs, who the instructors are, and more. With his unique and intimate knowledge of flight schools and flight training, Ian can guide you through the process of developing websites that deliver your students, and potential students, the knowledge they need to decide on YOUR flight school.

Aviation Maintenance Shop websites

As well as being a pilot, Ian and his wife and co-creator, Myrna, owned their own aircraft for many years. So they understand the ins and outs of aircraft ownership, and the pivotal role maintenance shops, A&Ps, and avionics shops play in enjoyable aircraft ownership. They also understand what Mr and Mrs Aircraft Owner are looking for from a website when they visit to decide where they'll get their next annual completed, have an avionics upgrade, or get a repaint.

Let us craft a website that will capture your next job with the right information, the information your customers are looking for!

Airport websites

While many airports are attached to city websites (and those are often the worst we see!!), there are still many smaller and private airports that could benefit from having their own web presence. We can help drive traffic and revenue by listing the various businesses located on the airport, provide information on amenities available (a restaurant for those $100 hamburger runs, maintenance shops, fuel, etc), and even integrate your METAR information to give inbound pilots accurate, current information.