Services · Website development · Moving services websites
Codeeo delivers moving services website development UK removals companies, storage groups and franchise networks use to win enquiries in every region they serve. We build sites with a clear national brand, branch pages that carry genuine local detail, quote request flows that capture the job properly, and a CMS where head office controls the core while each depot keeps its own pages current. Consumer law, data protection and accessibility are designed in from the first wireframe.
Running removals across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland means different property systems, different regulators for waste and different customer expectations. A national website has to stay consistent without pretending every branch works the same way. We build national structure with local truth on every page.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
Platform features
A website for one yard can live with a homepage, a few service pages and a contact form. A network cannot. Head office wants brand consistency, accurate legal wording and one view of every enquiry. Branch managers want to show their own crews, their own reviews and the towns they actually serve. Customers want to reach the nearest depot quickly and trust that the quote they receive follows clear rules.
Our moving services website design UK networks commission balances those needs. We build a structure where national pages, regional hubs and branch pages each have a defined job, permissions that match your organisation, and integrations that send each enquiry to the right place. The capabilities below are combined differently for a franchise, a corporate group or a single firm planning its first expansion.
A page for each depot with its address, crew photos, service area, reviews and a manager's introduction, built from one template but edited locally. Each branch links to its own Google Business Profile, and structured data marks every location as a moving company with correct opening details.
Every branch can rank locally under one national brand.
Customers enter a postcode and reach the branch that covers it, or a national team for areas without a depot. Quote requests, calls and chats are routed the same way, with head office copied where your rules require it.
No enquiry sits in the wrong inbox.
Head office edits national pages, legal wording and brand elements; branch editors update their own pages, news and job write ups; approvals catch mistakes before they publish. Changes to terms roll out everywhere at once.
Local freedom without inconsistent legal or pricing claims.
Pre contract information and cancellation wording under the Consumer Contracts Regulations, and price displays that follow the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 drip pricing rules, now in force, so mandatory charges and VAT appear in any consumer price you publish. Your solicitor reviews the final terms.
Quote pages that stand up to scrutiny.
If you sell monthly storage, the DMCC Act's subscription contract rules are expected to start in 2027. We structure storage pages, sign up wording and reminder emails so they can be adjusted when the final requirements are published, without rebuilding the site.
Storage sales prepared for the next round of regulation.
Scottish property moves follow their own legal process, with missives and a date of entry rather than the English exchange and completion. We write Scottish pages in those terms, offer Welsh language pages where your Welsh branches want them, and keep Northern Ireland coverage accurate.
Customers in every nation read about their own system.
Clearance services need waste carrier registration with the Environment Agency, SEPA, Natural Resources Wales or the Northern Ireland Environment Agency depending on where you operate. Branch pages show the right registration for their nation, which reassures customers and supports your duty of care.
Clearance pages that prove you dispose of waste lawfully.
One privacy notice, one consent banner and one set of retention rules under UK GDPR and PECR, applied to every branch page and form. Analytics and ads load only after consent, and branch staff only see the enquiries for their area.
A single, defensible approach to customer data.
Dashboards that compare enquiries, conversion to surveys and traffic sources by branch, region and service. Head office can see which regions need marketing support, and branch managers see their own results without exporting spreadsheets.
Marketing decisions based on branch level evidence.
Because every branch page is built from shared templates, accessibility work done once applies across the network. We design and test to WCAG 2.2: readable type, contrast, keyboard access, labelled forms and clear error messages. That supports the Equality Act duty to make reasonable adjustments for disabled customers, and it helps older customers moving into smaller homes or care settings.
One accessibility standard, applied in every region.
Who this is for
National sites fail when they are built like a large local site: one template stretched across dozens of locations, the same wording on every page and no clear ownership. We plan the structure around how your business is actually organised, whether that is owned depots, franchisees, storage sites with removals attached or a single base serving the whole country. These are the four set ups we meet most often, each with its own mix of templates, permissions and integrations. In every case the starting question is the same: who owns each page, and who answers each enquiry.
You have grown from one county into several and plan more branches. Your site still reads as a single local business. We restructure it into national, regional and branch layers, so each new depot gets a ready template, its own reviews and local pages, and its own enquiry routing on the day it opens, with no redesign needed. Regional hub pages explain which towns each depot covers, so customers on the edge of two territories know who will quote, and long distance moves between your own branches are presented as one joined up service.
Adding a branch becomes a content task, not a development project.
Franchisees need to own their local presence while the brand stays consistent and legally sound. We build a central site with franchise areas defined by postcode, local editing rights, shared legal and pricing wording that only head office can change, and lead routing that respects territory agreements. Franchisees see their own enquiries; the franchisor sees the whole network. New franchisees can be onboarded with a page ready to edit on the day their agreement starts.
Your self storage sites are spread across the country and customers keep asking for help with the move itself. We add removals pages to each site location, connect move enquiries to storage bookings, and prepare monthly storage sign up flows for the subscription rules expected in 2027. Both services appear together where customers need them. Each storage location can show whether it offers collection, which nearby towns its van covers and how a move into storage is planned, so an enquiry that starts as a storage search can end as a full removals job handled by the same team.
Storage and removals content support each other in search.
You serve HR teams relocating staff, households moving abroad and inbound arrivals settling into UK cities. We build a site with corporate relocation pages, destination guides for the countries you ship to, multilingual summaries and a structured enquiry form that captures volumes, dates and destinations for your move coordinators. Corporate clients get a dedicated route for repeat relocations, with a contact form that records cost centre and assignee details your account managers need.
How we work
Codeeo does not have a UK office. Our 80+ people work from Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi, and we deliver UK projects remotely, by video call and shared documents, which suits a network whose own people are spread around the country anyway. We have delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US and hold a 4.7 rating from 23 Google reviews. As a moving services web development company UK networks brief remotely, we assign one project lead and record every decision in writing.
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
National sites usually run on Next.js with a headless CMS or on multisite WordPress, depending on branch count and editing needs. We host in the UK on request and connect removals CRMs, telephony, Google Business Profiles, review platforms and a consent banner configured for UK GDPR and PECR.
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By branch count, page types, integrations and migration size, never by a fixed package.
The largest factors are the number of branches and regions, how many distinct templates you need, how much content we write versus edit, and what the site connects to, such as a removals CRM, telephony or a storage booking system. Migrating several old branch sites adds work, as does multilingual content. We estimate after discovery and show which items belong in a later phase, so the first release stays focused. A pilot region keeps early spend contained while the templates are proven.
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