South Wales · Swansea

More booked work for Swansea trades.

From Morriston to Mumbles and out on Gower, Swansea homeowners search local first. We make sure your business is the one they find, trust and ring.

Quick answer

Northeave helps trade businesses in Swansea get more booked jobs: websites from £500, Google Business Profile setup and review requests, Facebook and Instagram ads aimed at Swansea postcodes, and 24/7 call answering. We’re based in South Wales and work with Swansea trades in person and by video call.

Getting found in Swansea

Swansea is a big area for its population, running from the city centre out to Gower, the Mumbles coast and up towards Clydach and Pontarddulais. Homeowners rarely want a trade driving an hour, so local search signals matter: which areas your profile lists, where your reviews come from, and whether your site names the places you actually cover.

Coastal weather is hard on homes here, especially around Mumbles and Gower, so roofing, render, windows, guttering and exterior work are in steady demand, alongside the usual kitchens, bathrooms and extensions in areas like Sketty and Killay.

It's also a place where word of mouth still counts for a lot. A strong set of Google reviews is how that word of mouth shows up online, and the automatic review requests mean you build it without having to remember to ask.

What we do for Swansea trades

Areas we cover around Swansea

Swansea questions

Do you work with trades in Swansea?

Yes. We cover Swansea, Gower, Mumbles and the surrounding area, plus Neath and Port Talbot. We meet in person or on a video call, whichever suits you.

Do I need a website if I get most work from word of mouth?

Even referred customers usually check you out online before they ring. A clear website and a strong set of Google reviews turn a referral into a booked job instead of a maybe.

How much is it?

Websites are £500 one-off. Plans start at £397 a month for Get Found. All plans are monthly rolling with no long contracts.

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Work in Swansea? Let’s talk.

We'll look at where your work comes from now and whether I can help. If I can't, I'll tell you.