Show a buyer you can cover their site before they pick up the phone
We design Odoo websites for mechanical, electrical and installation firms whose enquiries are never "quote me a website": they are a planned maintenance contract, a breakdown at two in the morning, or whether your engineer is certified for their plant.
The capability is real. The website makes a facilities manager guess at it
Installation and maintenance firms are bought on risk: can you reach the site, can you work on this plant, and will someone answer at three in the morning. Most websites answer none of those in the first minute.
Coverage is a sentence, not a map
"Nationwide" tells a facilities manager nothing about whether an engineer can be on their site within four hours, which is the thing being decided.
Planned and reactive are one page
A maintenance contract and an emergency callout are different buyers, different urgency and different money, funnelled through the same Contact Us.
Accreditations sit in the footer
SafeContractor, CHAS, Gas Safe, NICEIC, ISO: the evidence that decides whether you are even eligible is treated as decoration at the bottom of the page.
Sectors are listed, not proven
Working in a data centre, a hospital and a food factory are three different disciplines, and a list of industry names does not show which one you actually live in.
The out-of-hours number is hard to find
The one page a customer opens in an emergency is the one that makes them scroll for a phone number, or offers a form instead.
Recruitment and sales compete
Engineers are as hard to win as contracts, and both journeys usually end up fighting for the same navigation.
Help the buyer answer one question: can this firm look after my site?
Services, sectors, coverage and accreditation belong in one connected story, so a facilities manager can qualify you without a call and arrive at the enquiry already convinced.
Separate pages for mechanical, electrical, controls, HVAC, compliance testing and whatever else you carry in-house.
Coverage stated as regions and response times, not as a claim, with the depots or engineers behind it.
Data centres, healthcare, food production, logistics: each with the constraints that sector brings and the work you have done in it.
Accreditations, insurance, safety record and audit history placed where the decision is made, not in the footer.
Response times, escalation, out-of-hours cover and the number to call, on the page rather than behind a form.
Separate paths for a contract conversation, a one-off project, a tender and an emergency, because they are not the same enquiry.
The badges at the bottom of your website are the reason you get shortlisted
On a technical services website, compliance evidence is not trust decoration. It is a filter: a facilities manager with an audit to pass cannot appoint a contractor who does not hold the right scheme, and they will check before they enquire.
Odoo already holds the certificates, expiry dates and the engineers they belong to. The website can show what is current without anyone maintaining a second copy of the truth.
A callout at 02:00 and a contract review in March are not the same form
The website should sort the urgent from the planned before either reaches your team, and carry enough context that the first response is useful rather than a question.
Coverage
The visitor checks whether you reach their site and hold the scheme their audit requires.
Capability
Services, sectors and comparable work establish that you have done this on plant like theirs.
Urgency
Emergency goes to a number that is answered; planned work goes to an enquiry that captures site, asset and timing.
Odoo
The opportunity lands in the same system as the contracts, the assets and the engineers' schedules.
Basic for a focused contractor. Extended for multi-site coverage and contracts
The more sites, sectors and accreditations the website has to carry, and the more the enquiry needs sorting before it reaches you, the more useful the Extended scope becomes.
Technical Services Website
- Custom Odoo design
- Service pages
- Coverage and response
- Core sectors
- Accreditation evidence
- Callout and enquiry paths
- CRM integration
- Responsive implementation
Contract & Coverage Website
- Everything in Basic
- Multi-site and regional structure
- Sector pages with project evidence
- Certificate register from Odoo
- Separate planned and reactive flows
- Out-of-hours routing
- Recruitment structure
- Advanced SEO structure
- Multilingual options
We'll show you where a capable firm is being read as a risk
Send us the current site. We'll review how coverage, response, accreditation and sector evidence are presented, how an emergency and a contract enquiry are handled, mobile UX and how the website connects into Odoo.