Websites for carpenters and joiners in Spain

Under article 10 of the LSSI: your name, an address in Spain, email and other contact details, your NIF (your NIE if you are not Spanish), your Registro Mercantil details if you trade as a company, and whether any prices shown include VAT. Carpentry is not a regulated profession, so there is no Colegio number to add.

It depends on the region. In the Comunitat Valenciana, Madrid and Catalonia, homeowners are entitled to a detailed written quote before work starts, with set information such as materials, labour rates, dates and the total with VAT. They can only waive it in their own handwriting, with their signature (Valencia and Madrid prescribe the wording, such as “Renuncio al presupuesto previo y autorizo la reparación”). In Catalonia the quote is due whenever the customer can't work out the price themselves, and in Valencia you must be able to prove you offered one. Other regions have their own rules: a written quote is always the safe choice.

Mainly for renovation or repair of a home: the customer is an individual using it privately (not rented out) or a comunidad de propietarios, the home is at least two years old, and the materials you supply cost no more than 40% of the price before VAT. The Tax Agency notes that double glazing usually exceeds that limit, and doors, windows, wardrobes or kitchen units supplied without fitting are always taxed at 21%. New-build or rehabilitation work contracted directly with the developer, including kitchen units and fitted wardrobes supplied and installed, can also be at 10%. The invoice should state the cost of materials, or that they don't exceed 40% of the price before VAT.

If you work as a contractor or subcontractor on a construction site where there is subcontracting, you must be registered in the REA, unless you're self-employed with no employees (Ley 32/2006). If you work directly for a homeowner, it only applies if you subcontract part of the job. There is no obligation to show an REA number on your website.

Let customers complain at least through the channel your contract with them started on, by post, by phone and by an electronic channel, and reply within 15 days at most: a national rule since 28 December 2025 (previously a month). Carry your region's official complaint forms. In Andalucía, businesses without premises must show a QR complaint poster on quotes, invoices and their website; in Madrid, if you have no premises open to the public, a notice that complaint forms are available goes wherever you make offers.

Yes, if you say whether and how you check them. Since December 2025, reviews must relate to a job done in the 30 days before the review, and adding or commissioning fake reviews has been banned outright since 2022.

Pre-contract information, including quotes, must be given at least in Spanish, so a bilingual quote is the safe choice even for British customers. Invoices can be in any language, although the Tax Agency may ask for a translation. Your website comes in English and Spanish, plus up to two more languages, at no extra cost.

Group them by type of job (kitchens, staircases, fitted wardrobes, doors) rather than in one long gallery, so a homeowner looking for a fitted wardrobe sees relevant work straight away. We use the photos on your Google Business Profile and any others you send us.

No, it's optional. Your website already comes with basic SEO: titles and copy built around your trade and your area. If you want more, we also manage Google Business Profiles for €29 + VAT a month (€49 + VAT to set one up if you don't have one yet).

€15 + VAT a month with no setup fee and no lock-in, or a one-off €349 + VAT, with the same services: design, hosting, a domain name for the first year, legal pages and one change a month. English and Spanish are included, and the demo is free.

You don't have to choose: keep the directory profile for extra enquiries, and use your own website as the place customers land when they search for your business by name, with your whole portfolio and a direct way to contact you.

Often by word of mouth, through a recommendation from family, friends or another trusted local tradesperson, and they may then look you up online before getting in touch. Others simply search for a joiner in their area. A website built around your own projects and service area helps in both cases: someone who heard about you can check your work there, and someone searching can find it.

Yes, before-and-after shots of a kitchen fitting or a finished staircase can help a homeowner compare carpenters, as long as they're genuine pictures from your own projects. We build your gallery around whatever pictures you send us.

Ask to see a working demo before you pay anything, and read the terms: is there a setup fee or a minimum contract, and is the domain name registered in your name? Then check that the demo shows your own work grouped by type of job, names the towns you cover and is easy to use on a phone.

What matters most is that the site shows your own work: your project photos grouped by type of job, the towns you cover and a quick way to contact you. We use our own system built from components we've already tested, and our team writes the copy and arranges the layout around your own details and photos. That is part of how we keep the price low, and you see the demo before you pay anything.