Services · Ecommerce development · Home services booking sites
We deliver home services booking website development London companies rely on to sell plumbing, electrical work, cleaning, handyman visits and appliance repairs online. The site checks the postcode, shows a complete price, offers a real arrival window and takes payment or a deposit at the point of booking. In London the job is rarely just the job: parking bays, concierge desks, lift bookings and managing agent permissions all decide whether an engineer can actually start work, so the booking flow asks for them up front.
Everything here concerns the customer facing website and the booking and payment engine behind it. Engineer apps and dispatch tools are a different project. This build is about turning a London visitor into a confirmed, paid appointment with the details your team needs to arrive ready. It is also where your prices, reviews and service area pages live, so it has to rank as well as convert.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
Inside the booking site
London customers expect to book a plumber the way they book a table: pick a time, pay, get a confirmation. What makes that hard is everything around the visit. A flat in a Kensington mansion block may need a lift reservation and a certificate of insurance sent to the porter. A terrace in Hackney may sit in a controlled parking zone where a bay suspension takes notice. Every borough now sits inside the Ultra Low Emission Zone, and central jobs may add the Congestion Charge. A booking site that ignores this sells slots your engineers cannot keep, or prices that change after payment. Below are the features we usually build for London firms, ordered from what the customer sees to what your office runs.
You decide which postcode districts each team covers and on which days. A customer in SE22 might see Tuesday and Thursday slots while N1 sees every weekday. Coverage can widen or shrink from the admin without a developer, which matters when a new hire opens up a fresh patch.
Slots match where your vans really go.
Where you pass on Congestion Charge or parking costs, the site works them out from the postcode and includes them in the price shown on the service page. Under the drip pricing rules now in force, mandatory charges cannot appear for the first time at checkout.
No surprise lines on the final screen.
The booking form asks for floor, lift, concierge hours, key safe or entry code, parking options such as a visitor permit or driveway, and whether the managing agent needs insurance documents or a method statement first. Access codes are stored encrypted and shown to the assigned engineer only on the day, and streets your team flags as slow to park in get a longer travel buffer automatically.
Engineers arrive with what they need to get in.
Many London customers book around work, so the site offers narrower windows at a premium where your schedule allows, plus evening and Saturday slots where you staff them. Each window type has its own price and cancellation rule.
Customers pay for the certainty they value.
Fixed price jobs are paid at booking. Larger jobs take a deposit, and diagnostic visits can hold a card and capture the final amount after sign off. Strong Customer Authentication happens once at checkout, so the balance charge does not interrupt the customer later.
Cash flow without chasing invoices.
Hosts and short let managers can book a clean or a maintenance check between guests, linked to checkout and check in times. Recurring turnovers sit on a schedule with one saved payment method and a monthly statement.
Repeat business that books itself.
After a job is marked complete and paid, the customer gets a link to review that specific visit. Reviews are tied to a real booking, shown with the service and borough, and never filtered to hide poor scores, in line with the fake review rules in the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024.
Reviews that new London customers can trust.
Customers move or cancel from a link in their confirmation, within the rules you set. The site applies the right refund, records the Consumer Contracts Regulations cancellation information, and reopens the freed slot to other customers straight away.
Empty slots refill instead of going to waste.
Dispatchers see bookings by borough and engineer, drag jobs between diaries, add parts or extra time with the customer's approval, and issue full or partial refunds. Reporting covers revenue by service, deposits held and late cancellations.
The office runs bookings from one place.
Each service can have pages for the boroughs you cover, written with real local detail rather than swapped place names, and marked up with structured data so search engines understand prices, areas and opening times. Every page carries its own booking widget, so a visitor from Lewisham can book without hunting for the form.
Search visitors land one tap away from a booking.
Who this is for
London's thirty two boroughs plus the City contain almost every type of home the UK has, from council towers in Tower Hamlets to detached houses in Bromley and new build blocks at Nine Elms. Many households rent, many are busy, and many expect to arrange a repair without ever speaking to anyone. These are the operators we most often build for. Each one starts from a different place, so the first release looks different too, and we plan it around the services that already bring in most of your revenue by phone.
You employ plumbers, electricians and decorators and want one site that sells all of them. The booking engine knows which engineer holds which skill, combines two trades on one visit where needed, and keeps travel between Wandsworth and Islington from eating the day. Fixed price services sit beside quoted work so customers can book simple jobs instantly and request a price for larger ones.
Start with the services that already sell well by phone.
Weekly cleans, deep cleans and end of tenancy cleans each need different durations, team sizes and cancellation terms. Regular customers keep a saved card and a fixed weekly slot; one off customers pay at booking. When a cleaner is ill, the office moves a run of bookings at once and customers are told automatically.
Residents in managed buildings book repairs inside their flat, while communal work is ordered by the managing agent. The site supports both: residents pay for their own jobs, the agent approves and is invoiced for building work, and each booking carries the block's access rules, permitted working hours and any insurance documents the agent has asked for.
Building rules are stored once per block, not typed per job.
Customers want to enter the make and fault, see a callout price and choose a slot. The site gathers model numbers and photos before the visit, so engineers bring the likely part. Diagnostic fees can be held on a card and adjusted against the repair if the customer goes ahead. Warranty and insurer jobs can be booked through a separate route with no payment step, so the same calendar holds both.
How we work
We are not based in London and do not visit client offices there. Discovery, design reviews and acceptance testing run by video call, with shared boards and recorded walkthroughs so your team can review in their own time. Codeeo's 80+ people work from Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi; we have delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US and are rated 4.7 from 23 Google reviews. Most clients agree a fixed scope for the first release and keep a monthly arrangement for later changes. That arrangement covers seasonal changes such as adding winter boiler slots, opening a new borough or revising a refund rule after you see how customers behave, and it can be paused when nothing needs doing.
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
Complex scheduling usually suits a custom booking platform on Laravel or Next.js with your own database. Simpler catalogues can run on WordPress and WooCommerce with a booking extension we configure and extend. We connect Stripe, Adyen or your existing provider, plus Apple Pay, Google Pay and Open Banking payments where they help. Messaging runs through an SMS and email provider you hold the account for, and everything is hosted in your own cloud account with backups and monitoring in place from day one.
01Web
02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
It is set by scope, not by a standard template.
A site with a short list of fixed price services and one payment provider can go live sooner than one with block access rules, recurring cleans, quoted work and accounting integration. We agree what belongs in the first release during discovery, write the dates into the scope, and hold weekly reviews by video call so you always know where the build stands. Later features follow in planned releases. If you are replacing an existing booking tool, we also plan how future appointments and saved customers move across without double booking anyone during the switch.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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