Services · Website development · Home services websites
Codeeo provides home services website development Saudi Arabia operators need when they run, or plan to run, maintenance and repair teams in more than one region. We build Arabic first platforms with a hub for each city, shared service content that local teams can adapt, enquiry routing to the right branch, and the legal and trust details Saudi customers and regulators expect. The result is one brand and one set of records, with each city's team still able to speak to its own customers.
Planning sessions can take place at our Riyadh office; branch managers in other cities join discovery and reviews by video call, so every region is represented without anyone having to travel.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the platform includes
A home services brand that grows from one city to five usually ends up with a patchwork: an old site for the first branch, a landing page for the second, and Instagram doing the rest. Customers cannot tell which branch serves them, search engines see duplicate pages, and head office cannot compare enquiries between regions. Fixing that later is far harder than planning it once.
We design the site as a national platform from the start. Services are written once and adapted per city where conditions differ, branches own their local pages, and every enquiry carries its region into the CRM. Home services website design Saudi Arabia customers trust also shows the right registrations on every page, explains data use plainly and loads quickly on a phone in any city. These are the building blocks.
A hub page for each city you serve, such as Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, Makkah or Madinah, with the trades available there, the districts covered, local contact routes and branch staff. Branch managers edit their own hub through CMS permissions without touching another region's pages.
Each city looks local while the brand stays consistent.
Core service pages for AC, plumbing, electrical, carpentry, painting, pest control or cleaning, written once by head office. Each city can add a local section: humidity and corrosion on the west coast, summer heat in the centre, compound work in the east. When head office updates a national page, every city inherits the change.
Content is consistent without being copied across cities.
Forms detect the city from the page or the visitor's choice and ask for the National Address short code, then send the request to the right branch's queue in the CRM and the right WhatsApp number. Head office sees every region in one view. Unserved areas receive a polite reply instead of silence.
No enquiry is sent to a branch that cannot serve it.
Commercial registration and VAT numbers in the footer, Balady licence details per branch where relevant, technician qualifications under the Professional Verification Program where they apply, and a plain complaints and warranty page. Saudi customers increasingly check these before inviting a company into their home.
Visitors see a properly registered company before they call.
Privacy notices in Arabic and English, consent choices for analytics and marketing, minimal data collection, and documented retention periods. We plan the site so your team can respond when a customer asks to see, correct or delete their personal data, as the Personal Data Protection Law allows.
Customer data handling you can explain to SDAIA or to a customer.
A URL structure that separates national service pages from city pages, hreflang for Arabic and English, LocalBusiness schema for each branch, and a Google Business Profile per real location. Internal links are planned so cities support each other rather than compete for the same searches.
The brand ranks nationally and each branch ranks locally.
CMS roles for head office, regional marketing and branch staff, with approval steps for anything that changes pricing wording, warranties or legal text. Branches can publish news, offers and job photos within guidelines head office controls.
Local teams move quickly without breaking brand or legal rules.
A reporting view built from analytics and CRM data that compares cities on enquiries, sources, response times and the share of requests that become jobs. Head office can see whether a new branch is getting enough demand, whether a campaign in one region worked, and which service pages bring the most valuable work nationally.
Expansion decisions rest on real enquiry data by region.
Connections to your CRM, field service software or ERP, such as Odoo, Dynamics 365 or Zoho, so enquiries become jobs and quotes without retyping. Where quotes are issued from the site, they are numbered and formatted to match your ZATCA compliant invoicing in Fatoora.
The website feeds the systems that run the business.
Hosting chosen with data location in mind, including providers with Saudi regions where your contracts or policies require it, plus backups, monitoring, a web application firewall and admin access controls. Corporate buyers who ask about NCA Essential Cybersecurity Controls receive a written description of how the site is secured.
Security answers ready before buyers ask.
Who this is for
Expanding a home services business across the Kingdom raises questions a single city site never has to answer: who edits what, which branch gets which enquiry, how a brand stays consistent when local conditions differ, and how to stay compliant everywhere at once. These are the businesses that come to us with those questions, and the part of the platform each one needs most. Many groups recognise themselves in more than one, and the platform is designed to grow from one situation into the next.
You have proved the model in one city and are opening branches elsewhere. We restructure the site into national and city levels, move existing pages without losing rankings, and set up routing so new branches start receiving enquiries from their first week. Later cities are then a configuration and content task, not a rebuild. Branch managers are trained to keep their hub current from the start.
Most of the national structure is built once and reused.
Franchisees want their own presence; head office wants brand control and visibility of every lead. We build a platform with franchise pages under one domain, role based editing, approval for sensitive content and reporting by territory that both sides can trust. Franchise agreements can set what each owner may change, and the CMS enforces it.
Your clients own buildings in several cities and expect one supplier. We build a commercial section with national capability pages, a document library holding your registrations and contractor qualifications, and an RFQ form that captures sites in more than one city in a single request. Requests then go to a national account manager rather than to one branch.
You want enquiries now and paid bookings within a year. We build the website so a booking and payments platform can be added without redesign. When that time comes it will mean registering the online store with the Ministry of Commerce, meeting the e-commerce law's disclosure rules, and offering mada, Apple Pay, STC Bank (formerly STC Pay), Tabby and Tamara through a gateway licensed by SAMA.
Taking payment is a separate project; this page covers the website.
How we work together
National platforms usually start with a fixed scope build for the core structure and the first cities, followed by a retainer for new regions, content and search work. Larger groups often add a dedicated team that works inside their marketing and IT planning. As a home services web development company Saudi Arabia brands can meet in Riyadh and reach by video from any other city, we keep one shared roadmap so head office and branches see the same plan. Code, content and accounts remain yours under every model, and branch access can be added or removed as your network changes.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
Multi city sites with branch editing usually suit a headless CMS with Next.js; smaller networks may suit WordPress multisite or a single WordPress install with roles. Laravel is used when you need a custom portal. We explain the choice in the scope.
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By separating national content from city content from day one.
We define which pages are national, such as services, warranties and company details, and which belong to each city, such as districts, staff, local conditions and contact routes. Branches edit their own pages through CMS roles, enquiries route by city, and reporting compares regions. Adding a city then means writing its hub and setting its routing, not rebuilding the site. Head office keeps control of brand, legal text and national campaigns throughout.
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