A business website does not have to be complicated to be useful. First, it should answer the questions someone has when discovering your company: what do you do, who is it for, where do you work, and how can they reach you?
Start with the action you want
Do you want quote requests, calls or bookings? That decision shapes the pages, navigation and calls to action. If everything gets equal weight, visitors may not know what to do next.
Gather concrete information
Prepare a simple description of your services, your service area, contact details and examples of work you have permission to share. The questions customers ask most often are useful source material too.
Think mobile from the start
Many people will discover your business on a phone. Readable text, easy-to-tap buttons and a short form matter as much as the overall look.
A helpful first step: write one sentence describing what you offer and to whom. If that sentence is clear, designing the website becomes much easier.