Question for tony - Need a website

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DNgroundworks
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Post: # 54041Post DNgroundworks

Tony,

What sort of money, ball park figure would it take to construct a decent website, i like this one - www.hayhurstsltd.com.

I have already bought the website address - www.dngroundworks.co.uk, and ive had a crack at doing it myself on the internet via an online firm called "Mr Site" - im afraid this has proved to difficult for me to manage.

Regards Dan.

GB_Groundworks
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Post: # 54042Post GB_Groundworks

think mick does them dan, pm him.

i pay £20 a year for my hosting but do all the code myself

but i would think about £200-£500 depending on how much content you want, how flashy you want it and then things like search engine inclusions and add words etc

basically you pay for what you get, i'd be tempted to find a kid on your street who is a geek and get him to do it for a few pound notes or cousins, mate, etc
Giles

Groundworks and Equestrian specialists, prestige new builds and sports pitches. High Peak, Cheshire, South Yorkshire area.

http://www.gbgroundworks.com

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Post: # 54043Post msh paving

Tony has done mysite, I am no1 on google for block paving in kings lynn, sometimes i get no2.drop him a email and see what deal he can do for you,as he knows the industry inside out will be better than you can do i belive,MSH :)
paving, mini-crusher, mini-digger hire and groundwork
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DNgroundworks
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Post: # 54046Post DNgroundworks

cheers fellas, does it bring you much work enquires?

DNgroundworks
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Post: # 54047Post DNgroundworks

erm how do i email Tony directly?

DNgroundworks
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Post: # 54048Post DNgroundworks

Hello again, just been looking at everyones sites on the brew cabin contractors list and couldnt help noticing that cookie's website and "buildpaveandscape's" site have some of the same photos, do you lads team up on the big jobs?

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Post: # 54050Post msh paving

paving, mini-crusher, mini-digger hire and groundwork
http://mshpaving.co.uk

GB_Groundworks
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Post: # 54052Post GB_Groundworks

they work as a team dan, met them on that knutsford job
Giles

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Post: # 54053Post lutonlagerlout

my site cost me about £120 then i have to pay roughly £20 per year for hosting
www.tdf-builders.co.uk

cheers LLL
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