1.1
The business has no website, or the current one looks dated and brings in few enquiries.
Websites
Public websites that explain what a business does, where it works and how to make contact, built for phones and set up for search.
Chantelle Builds · Portfolio and service catalogue, 2026
Overview
Chantelle Builds is a web and digital systems studio based in Cwmbran, South Wales. This catalogue sets out nine types of solution and a gallery of completed work arranged by the problem each piece solves. Each entry records its purpose, how it works and the type of solution it demonstrates.
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Full gallery ↓Section 1
Each type of solution starts from a problem small businesses commonly describe. Choose a type to see the examples in the gallery, or open its service page for more detail.
1.1
The business has no website, or the current one looks dated and brings in few enquiries.
Public websites that explain what a business does, where it works and how to make contact, built for phones and set up for search.
1.2
Visitors leave without getting in touch, or enquiries arrive with too little detail to act on.
Forms, chats and short checks that collect enquiries, keep partly completed ones, and pass each to the right person.
1.3
Customers want an idea of cost, savings or risk before they agree to a visit or a call.
Interactive estimates and scoring that answer cost and risk questions before a sales conversation, and record the answers as a lead.
1.4
Appointments are arranged by phone or message, and availability is tracked by hand.
Booking pages for customers and diary views for staff, so appointments, availability and confirmations sit in one place.
1.5
Customer details, messages and follow-ups are spread across inboxes, phones and spreadsheets.
One record per customer, with portals, messages and follow-up lists that keep each case moving from enquiry to aftercare.
1.6
Staff repeat the same administrative tasks every day or week.
Scheduled jobs, rules and reminders that complete routine administration, such as chasing invoices or sending summaries, without manual effort.
1.7
Nobody can see how the business is performing without asking someone or opening several systems.
Screens and scheduled summaries that show workload, availability, costs and activity at a glance.
1.8
Lists are out of date, contain duplicates, or include people who have asked not to be contacted.
Matching, de-duplicating and grouping records so that lists stay accurate and messages reach the right people.
1.9
Paper forms and spreadsheets still run the core of the business.
Replacing paper and spreadsheet processes with a single system that staff use every day, introduced only where it solves a real problem.
Section 2
48 entries in 9 collections: client websites first, then the features built into larger websites, then systems used by staff. Choose an entry to see its purpose and how it works.
Apart from the four client websites in 3.1, every screen is a rebuilt demonstration with an invented brand, invented people and sample figures, so no customer information is shown. Links to working demos will be added to each entry as they are published.
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2.1
Public websites for small businesses, from a three-page local service site to multi-page sites with built-in tools. Each was designed, written and built by Chantelle Builds.
2.2
A 68-page website for an installer of solar panels, batteries, heat pumps and insulation. Most visitors would not complete a contact form, so the site needed to answer cost questions straight away and keep enquiries that were only partly completed. Every enquiry is saved first, then passed to the CRM together with the advert or search that brought the visitor in.
2.3
A website for a damp and mould survey practice. Homeowners often arrive believing they already know the cause. The site asks them to record symptoms before anyone visits, then gives each customer a signed-in case so that everything stays in one place rather than in a long email thread.
2.4
A sister site covering cavity wall insulation, loft insulation, removing failed cavity fill, and upgrades. It needed to present four services as one company and show a likely saving before the sales call. One enquiry form is used on every service page and every advert landing page.
2.5
A damp survey is a long, structured site visit followed by a scored assessment and a written report. These stages used to sit in separate places. The app brings booking, the room-by-room visit, scoring and both versions of the report into one system, so each piece of information is entered once.
2.6
The office was running bookings, the sales pipeline, the diary, customer records, call notes and follow-ups across several systems. The hub brings them together in one signed-in tool, and accounts are created by an administrator. Reminders run on a timer about every 15 minutes, so quotes are chased and overdue items are flagged without anyone having to remember.
2.7
Staff buy materials from trade merchants, often from the van. Finance needs a purchase order number, a copy of the receipt and a spreadsheet row for every purchase. The system gives staff a number at the till, reads the receipt, files it and creates rows that finance can export to CSV or Excel.
2.8
The business contacts previous customers about further home energy work. Messaging a whole list at once wastes leads and risks contacting people who have opted out. The hub selects an audience, sends a set number of messages a day within chosen hours, and passes replies to the CRM.
2.9
Small tools that each answer one question the office asks again and again.
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Section 3
Changing how a business works is only worthwhile when it solves a real problem. Every project starts with the people who will use what is built.
Chantelle Builds was founded by Chantelle, who trained in education and then worked in sales and digital operations, building websites, automating customer communications and improving internal systems.
Work is carried out on site across South Wales and remotely across the UK. Every website is designed, written and built by Chantelle, from the first message to launch day.
Section 4
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