Resources
Straight answers for trades.
No jargon, no sales pitch dressed up as advice. Honest guides on getting more work: what the lead sites really cost, whether ads are worth it, and how to keep every lead yours.
Lead sites
Solar leads
What solar leads cost from each seller, who keeps the homeowner's data, and what a lead is worth on panels, batteries and retrofits.
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Plumbing leads
What plumbing and boiler leads cost, what "exclusive" means at each seller, why a boiler lead is a different product, and when demand peaks.
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Drainage leads
What drainage leads cost, who else gets them, why an unblock only pays if it turns into a reline, and whose pipe it is since the 2011 sewer transfer.
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Locksmith leads
What locksmith leads cost, who else gets them, why the leads on sale are lock changes rather than lockouts, and the Google and insurance rules behind the ads.
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CCTV installation leads
CCTV installation leads priced seller by seller, what ten leads on one public feed asked for, and the court case that ruled a doorbell microphone unlawful.
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Garage door leads
What garage door leads cost from six sellers, why one price covers a spring repair and a new door, and when fitting a motor makes you the manufacturer.
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Mobile mechanic leads
What mobile mechanic leads cost, the commission marketplaces take instead, who else gets the job, and the law on servicing a car parked on the street.
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Heat pump leads
What heat pump leads cost, grant-route leads against able-to-pay ones, and the Boiler Upgrade Scheme rules that decide whether one closes.
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Cleaning leads
What cleaning leads cost from each platform, why a weekly client is a different product from a one-off, and how commercial contracts are won.
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Pest control leads
Pest control lead prices from eight sellers set against wasp, rat and bed bug jobs, where contract work comes from, and the 2026 rodenticide proof rule.
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Landscaping leads
What landscaping leads cost, why cheap clicks change the sums, how to plan spend around the spring peak, and the trust signals that win the job.
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Gardening leads
What gardening leads cost, who else gets them, why a regular customer is worth a season rather than one visit, and the rules on carrying green waste.
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Fencing leads
What fencing leads cost, who else gets them, why one price buys a single post or a full run, and what storms, boundaries and buried cables mean for the job.
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Decking leads
What decking leads cost, who else gets them, why half of them start with an old deck to rip out, how far decking searches have fallen, and the 30cm rule.
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Garden room leads
What garden room leads cost from nine sellers, why the lead price barely dents a five-figure room, and how the room's use decides planning and building control.
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Builder leads
What builder and construction leads cost, planning databases against homeowner job leads, and what a lead is worth on an extension or a loft.
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Loft conversion leads
What loft conversion leads cost, who shares them, and the party wall, planning and fire rules that sit between a loft lead and a start date.
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Double glazing leads
What window and door leads cost, where they come from in a sector the ICO keeps fining, and what a lead is worth by job.
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Conservatory leads
What conservatory and roof leads cost, which sellers share them, and the building control, doorstep and finance rules behind a conservatory sale.
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Blinds leads
What blinds and shutters leads cost, why a lead never says how many windows, the sellers who don't charge per lead, and the cord safety rules a fitter carries.
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Air conditioning leads
What air con leads cost, why the heatwave is the wrong time to start buying them, and what a lead is worth on each job.
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HVAC leads
What HVAC leads cost, which sellers reach businesses rather than homes, and the inspection and leak-check rules that turn one service into a contract.
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Decorating leads
What painting and decorating leads cost, and why a price that works for bigger trades can swallow a decorator's margin.
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Kitchen leads
What kitchen leads cost, why a fitting-only lead is worth a fraction of a showroom's, and the rules that come with the job.
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Bathroom leads
What bathroom leads cost, why a bathroom lead is often a toilet swap, and the building regulations that decide what you can fit.
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Window cleaning leads
What window cleaning leads and canvassed customers cost, counted in cleans against a year of the round, seller by seller.
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Gutter cleaning leads
What gutter cleaning leads cost, who else gets them, why a customer who rebooks is worth more than one clean, and the ladder and cancellation rules.
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Tree surgeon leads
What tree surgeon leads cost, who else gets them, and the TPO, conservation area and nesting bird rules a lead never mentions.
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Trade leads
The four ways trade leads are sold, what each costs, who else gets the same customer, and a guide for every trade.
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Scaffolding leads
What scaffolding leads cost, how many firms share each one, why a gutter scaffold can't carry a bought lead, and the highway licence rules.
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Removals leads
What removals leads cost per booked move, how many firms each comparison site sends one move to, and the licence rules on which leads you can take.
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Waste removal leads
What rubbish removal and clearance leads cost, who else gets them, what a job is worth from one sofa to a full van, and the carrier rules behind each load.
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Asbestos removal leads
What asbestos removal and survey leads cost from each seller, which jobs need an HSE licence, and why a licence holder needs licensed work to keep it.
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Pressure washing leads
What UK pressure washing leads cost, who keeps the ad account when you stop, and why a driveway clean struggles to pay for one.
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Plastering leads
What UK plastering leads cost, what a one-day skim can afford per lead, who else gets each one, and the asbestos and Part L rules on Artex and render.
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Rendering leads
What rendering leads cost, who else gets them, why a patch repair can't pay for one, and the planning, listed building and Part L rules on render.
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Damp proofing leads
Damp proofing and mould lead prices seller by seller, what to make of a meter reading inside a lead, and the Awaab's Law clock on social landlords.
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Insulation leads
What insulation leads cost from Lead Pronto, Zapo and Leads 2 Trade, which grant schemes have closed, and why spray foam removal is the dearest search.
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Handyman leads
What handyman leads cost set against £45 jobs, how lead sellers and task apps charge, and the gas and Part P work to turn down.
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Flooring leads
What flooring leads cost, why a fitter and a flooring shop pay one price for different takings, and the asbestos rule on old floors.
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Tiling leads
What tiling leads cost from eight sellers against a splashback or a bathroom, silica dust from cutting porcelain, and CIS when a fitter pays you.
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Electrician leads
What electrician leads cost, why a bought lead can cost more than a small job, which sellers refuse one-man bands, and how Part P decides what you can take.
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EV charger installation leads
What EV charger installation leads cost from each seller, who can still claim the £500 chargepoint grant, and the order of work that keeps it.
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Driveway leads
What resin, tarmac and block paving leads cost from seven sellers, the ICO's resin driveway fine, and the front garden planning rule.
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Construction leads
What planning and tender lead services cost, which of the data is free by law, and how many rival firms see every project.
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Carpet cleaning leads
What UK carpet cleaning leads cost, why one room rarely covers the price, and the machine-hire searches that waste an ad budget.
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Carpentry leads
What carpentry leads cost from Zapo, Houzz Pro, MyJobQuote and MyBuilder, and why a door-hanging lead can cost as much as the job.
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Roofing leads
What roofing leads cost from sellers, directories and your own ads, what "exclusive" really means, and the sum that says whether a lead pays for your kind of job.
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Is Checkatrade worth it?
The real cost, the shared leads, the twelve-month tie-in, and whether it actually pays off for your trade.
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How much does Checkatrade cost?
The tariff Checkatrade publishes, why the sign-up flow never shows it to you, what trades actually report paying, VAT, the twelve-month tie-in, and the cost per won job that tells you if it pays.
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Google Ads for tradesmen
The whole decision in one place: the four Google products sold as one, what a click costs in your trade, the three things that changed in 2026, and the four situations where we would tell you not to bother.
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Are Google Ads worth it?
When ads pay for themselves, when they just burn cash, and what a click really costs a UK trade.
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How much should you spend?
Work out the right number for your trade, what each budget tier actually gets you, and the daily floor to steer clear of.
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How to get more leads
Most trades have a leak, not a shortage. The order to fix it, and why the free channels beat paid ones to start.
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How to get more calls
Make it dead easy to ring you, turn up where people reach for the phone, and stop losing jobs to voicemail.
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Is MyBuilder worth it?
What it really costs, how pay-per-shortlist works, the cost per won job nobody shows you, what trades actually say, and who should walk away.
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Is Bark worth it?
The credits model, your true cost per won job, why it is rated 4 stars and 1 star at once, whether the guarantee pays out, and if it is a scam.
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Checkatrade vs MyBuilder vs Bark
The three pricing models side by side, your real cost per won job on each, who shares your lead, the contract traps, and which one suits your trade.
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Fresha vs Booksy vs Treatwell
What each really costs a UK salon: the same booking priced by where it came from, who counts as a new client, the Google Book button, the contract clauses and what you keep when you leave.
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How to reduce no-shows
Reminders customers have to answer, deposit or card on file and what each booking tool charges, what UK law lets you keep, the 14-day cooling-off on online bookings, and a policy to copy.
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Google Ads for landscapers
Google Ads for UK landscapers: bid ranges for patio, turf, design and fencing work, a January-to-spring budget plan, four garden Local Services Ads categories, planning and BALI claims, and negatives.
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Google Ads for plasterers
Running Google Ads as a UK plasterer: which jobs can carry the click cost, rendering against skimming bid ranges, why skimming and rendering cannot be negatives, and what an Artex ad may promise.
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Google Ads for tilers
What Google Ads costs a UK tiler by job, why small jobs fail the sum, why some tiler searches are tile shopping, the tile and tiles negatives that block customers, and the Flooring-only LSA category.
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Google Ads for painters and decorators
Google Ads for UK decorators: what each decorating auction costs, why cheap clicks only pay on bigger jobs, no Local Services Ads category, trust-mark rules, and the paint and wallpaper shoppers to block.
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Google Ads for roofers
Google Ads for UK roofers: what each roofing job costs per click, storm budgets, Local Services Ads screening, where scheme and guarantee claims can go, and the merchant and sealant negatives.
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Google Ads for builders
Google Ads for UK builders: dated bid ranges by job, why price searches are cheap first touches, a 90-day conversion window, Local Services Ads as a general contractor, and merchant negatives.
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Google Ads for electricians
Running Google Ads as a UK electrician: what each job's clicks cost, blocking the power-cut searches, Local Services Ads eligibility, scheme and EV grant claims in ad copy, and EICR campaign settings.
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Google Ads for plumbers
Google Ads for UK plumbers: dated per-job click costs, Local Services Ads against Search, Gas Safe as a legal line in boiler ads, boiler seasonality, settings and merchant and DIY negatives.
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Google Ads for locksmiths
What each kind of locksmith search costs on a dated Keyword Planner pull, why Google runs no locksmith check in the UK, why Local Services Ads are closed to you, prices in ads, and the settings that matter.
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How fast should you reply to a lead?
How fast a trade should reply to a lead: why shared leads raise the stakes, what Bark and MyBuilder rank on, fast vs specific replies, free auto-replies, and calling back so they answer.
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Should you charge for quotes?
When to charge for quotes: the unpaid quoting cost of each job you win, four fee models and which trades they suit, the UK rules on quote fees and cooling-off, and what customers and trades say.
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How to write a quote
What goes on a quote for a homeowner, a copyable template, quote vs estimate, VAT-inclusive totals, validity, deposits and stage payments, unfair small print, and how where they say yes decides the 14-day cooling-off.
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How to follow up a quote
A follow-up schedule and text, WhatsApp and phone scripts for quotes that have gone quiet, the expiry date as the reason to call, PECR's soft opt-in, confirming the yes, and filtering time-wasters.
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Why is my website not getting leads?
Six leaks to rule out in order when a website gets visits but no calls, with the free test that proves each one: GA4 and Search Console paths, the phone and form test, Google's speed marks.
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How to remove a Google review
Which bad reviews Google will take down and the report reason for each, the one-time appeal, the extortion route, what UK law now bans you doing to get one removed, and replies to copy.
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Call answering service
Human answering services, AI receptionists, voicemail and a website that books, side by side; what each costs at 20, 40 and 80 calls a month, the hours traps, and how to divert your mobile.
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Online booking system for small business
The booking system already inside Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, what the free plans leave out on deposits and text reminders, how to get a Book button on Google, and which tool suits your trade.
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Booking system for salons
Salon booking systems priced at one, three and six staff from their own UK pages, which ones carry a marketplace that takes a cut, the plans you need for the Google button and no-show fees, and the contracts.
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Reserve with Google
How to get the Book button on your Google listing, what each booking provider charges when a client books through it, why chair renters are shut out, and how to add your own link instead.
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Is Yell worth it?
What Yell really costs on its own numbers, why you keep your domain but never get the website, the phone number you do not take with you, and what the Lead Guarantee is actually worth.
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How to get out of your Yell contract
The minimum term, the notice you actually owe, the 80 percent early-exit rule, why there is no cooling-off period for a business, and what really happens if you just stop the direct debit.
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How to set up Google Ads
Opening the account takes twenty minutes. Knowing which settings Google quietly switches on for you, and which of the eight account types you actually need, is the bit that decides whether you win work or burn cash.
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Google Local Services Ads: worth it?
Which UK trades are actually eligible, what changed with the Google Verified badge, why the UK cannot use the automatic lead-credit system, and what a lead really costs.
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Do I need a website?
When a website is genuinely worth it for a trade and when you can skip one, the truth about Facebook and your Google listing, and what separates a site that wins jobs from an expensive ornament.
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What makes a good trade website?
The one job a trades site has, the handful of elements that win the call, the mistakes that quietly lose you work, the accreditations that buy instant trust, and a five-minute test for your own site.
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How to get more Google reviews
The ask that actually works before you leave the job, the one-tap text from the van, when to ask by trade, the gating trap that gets profiles wiped, and the maths behind how many you need.
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Google Ads vs Facebook Ads
Which one wins you work, matched to the kind of jobs you do, with real UK costs by trade, the pay-per-lead option nobody mentions, and which to buy first when the budget is tight.
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How to get on Google Maps
The three things Google actually ranks on, the service-area setup for a business with no shopfront, why you cannot rank everywhere, and the name-stuffing mistake that gets trades suspended.
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Google Ads vs SEO
Which gets a trade leads faster, the honest UK timings and costs, the free map listing that beats both, and why a firm that runs ads will still tell you not to buy SEO yet.
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Why aren't my Google Ads working?
The three real reasons a trade's ads fall flat, and only one is the ad: the status to check first, the budget maths that dooms a small spend, and why the click lands but the phone stays quiet.
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Google Business Profile setup for tradesmen
The setup guide for a trade with no shopfront: why you're a service-area business, how to hide your home address, the right category to pick, and how to get through the video verification that trips people up.
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Is Rated People worth it?
Rated People is part of Checkatrade now and has closed its memberships. What happened, where its leads go, what it costs to get them, and whether to take the Checkatrade offer.
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Skip hire leads
What skip hire leads cost from each seller, why one price covers a mini skip and a 40 yard RoRo, and the road permit offence that falls on the skip firm.
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Scrap car leads
What scrap car leads cost from each seller, why the fee lands on top of what you pay the owner, and the cash ban and licences behind every collection.
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Demolition leads
What demolition leads cost from each seller, why a shed and a house cost the same to hear about, and the notice and planning lines a garage crosses at 50 cubic metres.
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Septic tank leads
What septic tank leads cost and who sells them, why £22 covers an empty but not an install, and the 2023 rules that put a neighbour's tank in your quote.
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Appliance repair leads
Who sells appliance repair leads, what a washing machine click costs against a pump repair, and the right to repair rules on manufacturer spare parts.
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Windscreen leads
Who sells windscreen work to independent fitters and how, why a chip can't carry a paid lead, and how insurers route drivers to two national firms.
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Porch leads
What porch leads cost and who else gets them, what ten leads on one public feed actually said, and the 3m² line that decides whether a porch needs planning.
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Swimming pool leads
What swimming pool leads cost from the agencies that sell them, why the close rate matters more than the lead price, and the hosepipe ban rules for pools.
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Glazier leads
What glazier leads cost from each seller, why the emergency clicks cost more than a board-up, and why glass-only repairs are not building work.
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Garage leads
What car garage leads cost, the quote platforms and commission that sell the work instead, why an MOT lead can cost more than the capped MOT, and when drivers search.
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Smart home leads
What smart home leads cost from the three firms that sell them, why the only per-lead price covers thermostats, and the brand searches homeowners actually type.
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Car body shop leads
Who sends UK body shops and SMART repairers work, from Fresh's 25% cut to franchise fees, what your own ads cost, and what HSE lets you spray on a drive.
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Water damage leads
Who sells UK water damage and flood restoration leads (almost nobody), what a lead from your own ads costs, and how insurer supply chains hand out the big jobs.
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Basement conversion leads
What basement conversion leads cost and who sells them, why one price covers a damp cellar and a dig-out, and the party wall and waterproofing rules on the job.
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Garage conversion leads
What garage conversion leads cost from Leads Do Work, BuildAlert and AceLeads, why planning-register leads carry a problem, and the building regs a lead leaves out.
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Driving instructor leads
Where UK driving instructors get pupils and what each costs, from RED's £99 a week to app marketplaces and your own ads, and the DVSA rules for trainees.
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Bricklayer leads
What bricklaying leads cost from each seller, why most bricklayer searches are job seekers, and the party wall notice and 1 metre limit hiding in garden wall leads.
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Personal trainer leads
What personal trainer leads cost from Zapo, Meta ad agencies, Bark and Fresha, what gym rent really buys, and the ASA rules on weight loss ads.
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Physio leads
What physio leads cost from Zapo, WhatClinic, Bark and booking apps, what insurer recognition buys, and the ASA's list of conditions a physio ad can name.
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Chiropractor leads
What chiropractor and osteopath leads cost from Treatwell, Fresha and Bark, what a new patient is worth over a course, and the ASA rules on conditions and the Dr title.
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Fitted wardrobe leads
What fitted wardrobe leads cost and who else gets them, how much search goes to Sharps and Hammonds by name, and the finance rules for selling in the home.
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Mobile tyre fitting leads
Where mobile tyre fitters' work really comes from: the tyre websites' fitting fees, the chains' own vans, what one tyre can carry, and the waste and part-worn rules.
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Car valeting and detailing leads
Who sends UK valeters and detailers work, from Fresh's 25% cut to Bark credits, what ceramic, PPF and valet clicks cost, and where the wash water may go.
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Electric gate leads
What electric gate leads cost and who else gets them, the motor maker and charity that refer installers, and what HSE found at gates that killed a child.
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Bifold door leads
What bifold door leads cost and who else gets them, how few bifold searches want a fitter, and the rules when a window becomes a bifold.
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Wedding photographer leads
What UK wedding photographers pay Hitched, Bridebook, Bark, Add to Event and Poptop, what a booked wedding costs each way, and the copyright rule on your ad photos.
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Wedding planner leads
What UK wedding and event planners pay Hitched, Bridebook, Bark, Add to Event and Zapo, why a company's click costs 6.6 times a couple's, and why couples hire you before the venue.
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Photography leads
What UK portrait, family, headshot and product photographers pay Bark, Zapo and Meta ad agencies, what a click costs, and when Christmas photoshoot searches peak.
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Tattoo artist leads
What UK tattoo artists pay Fresha, Booksy, Bark and convention booths for clients, what a booking costs each way, and the council rule on guest spots.
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Pilates instructor leads
What UK pilates and yoga teachers pay ClassPass, Mindbody, Bark and Google for a new client, against what a class, a 1:1 and a member for a year are worth.
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Lash technician leads
What Fresha, Booksy, Treatwell and a Google click cost per lash client, what a free patch test does to the fee, and why lash work needs no London licence.
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Beauty therapist leads
What UK beauty therapists pay Fresha, Booksy, Treatwell and Bark for a new client, what a waxing client is worth in a year, and the patch-test rule on booking.
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Massage therapist leads
What a UK massage or reflexology session is worth, what Fresha, Treatwell, Booksy, Urban and a Google click cost per booking, and the London special treatment licence.
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Dog groomer leads
What UK dog groomers pay Fresha, Booksy and Bark for clients, what a groom and a year of rebookings are worth, and when grooming needs a licence.
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Nail technician leads
What Fresha, Booksy, Treatwell and a Google click cost to win a nail client, what a regular on three-to-four-week BIAB infills is worth a year, and the London licence a home studio needs.
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Graffiti removal leads
No UK lead seller covers graffiti removal. Where the paid work is instead: council contracts, owners served notices and monthly business clients, and what each is worth.
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Underfloor heating leads
What underfloor heating leads cost, why most on a public feed were service calls and faults, which kit makers pass on leads, and the Part P and Part L rules.
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Private tutor leads
What a maths, English or science student costs a private tutor on each UK platform, the lock-in clauses, a Bark contact's price and the 2026 DBS changes.
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Roller shutter leads
What roller shutter leads cost and who sells them, why a shop's lead costs more than a home's, and the falling-back and planning rules behind a shutter quote.
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Interior designer leads
What Zapo, Bark, Houzz Pro and the BIID referral service charge interior designers, who else sees each client, the 12-month lock-ins, and the CDM duties on a renovation.
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Videographer leads
What UK videographers pay Hitched, Bridebook, Bark, Poptop and Zapo, why a company click costs over four times a couple's, and the music licence that stops at the internet.
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Catering leads
What UK caterers pay Hitched, Bridebook, Bark, Poptop, Togather and Zapo, why each quotes a different price per head, and why an office click costs five times a couple's.
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Window tinting leads
Who sends UK car tinters work, from WhoCanFixMyCar quotes to Bark credits, what your own ads cost per job, and the front window law that makes some leads unfittable.
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Remapping leads
Who sells UK remappers work, from Remap Network territories to FixMyCar, what a stage 1 lead and file really cost, and why the dearest clicks are deletes you cannot legally do.
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Car air con leads
Who sends UK car air con engineers regas work, from FixMyCar's new 12-month subscriptions to Cool Car's franchise, what a click costs, and the leaking-system rule.
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Car wrapping leads
Who sends UK wrappers work, from Wrap Network's rented cities to FixMyCar's 10%, why a van livery click costs twice a car's, and the V5C note for customers.
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Google Business Profile suspended?
What actually gets a trade's listing pulled, the real appeal process through Google's own tool, and an honest timeline for getting back online.
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What insurance do tradesmen need?
The employers' liability law vs the public liability everyone just expects you to carry, what trade bodies actually require, real costs, and why cover nobody can see wins you nothing.
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Is it worth wrapping your van?
Why the viral "30,000 people see it a day" claim does not hold up, and the pence-per-day maths that actually settles it.
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Making Tax Digital for tradesmen
The real thresholds and deadlines, whether you can get compliant software for free, and the payments on account trap that catches newly-profitable sole traders out.
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Sole trader or limited company?
What actually happens to your take-home once CIS, your van and the 2025 employer National Insurance change are factored in, shown with the full workings, not a vague range.
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Late payment interest calculator
Work out exactly what a late-paying customer owes you, using the actual locked Bank of England reference rate for your dates, not today's rate like every other calculator.
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What to do if a customer will not pay
Who owes you decides what you can claim, and the statutory 8% does not exist against a homeowner. The full ladder, what each rung costs, and the moves that turn a debt into a criminal charge.
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