The brief

Express Site Solutions has been providing construction site services across London and the South East since 2007. The offer was strong and the client list was long. The website said neither.

Their buyers are contractors, developers and scaffolders, who are deciding whether a supplier is dependable enough to put on a live site. That is a credibility judgement made in seconds, and the old site was losing it.

What I did

Rebuilt the site in WordPress and Elementor across eight pages, structured around the enquiry instead of around the company. Accreditations, service detail and contact routes all moved to where a contractor actually looks for them.

The about page, with the company story and yard photography
The about page. Founded in 2007, and the photography is their own yard and their own crews, which for a site services firm matters more than stock ever would.

The footer, showing CHAS and Constructionline accreditations
CHAS and Constructionline badges in the footer, on every page. Which accreditations decide a contract varies by buyer, so none of them sit on one buried page.

Beyond the website

The identity needed tightening alongside the build. The existing logo was low resolution and inconsistently applied, so I reworked it to a cleaner finish that holds up at any size, from a favicon to a site hoarding, and used it to set the type and colour across the rest of the site.

The refined Express Site Solutions logo
The reworked mark. Same brand, rebuilt properly, so it survives being scaled down to a browser tab or up onto a vehicle.