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Websites for trades · St Austell

Web design in St Austell,
by someone who lives here.

Kernow.ai is run from St Austell. If you’re a trade working the town, Carlyon Bay, Par, Mevagissey, the clay villages or out to Fowey and Lostwithiel, the first meeting is a cup of tea, not a video call. Forty years in the trades before software, so the site says what your customers actually need to know.

Kernow.ai is based in St Austell and builds websites for the town’s electricians, plumbers, builders, roofers and contractors, each with Foredesk, an AI front desk, answering enquiries on it. First conversation in person, quote fixed before work starts.

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What’s different about working St Austell

A town of new estates and old stock

Big housing growth round the edges — Carlyon, Trewhiddle, the Par side — alongside Victorian terraces and clay-country cottages. Your site should say plainly which you do: new-build second fix, or rewiring a 1900 cottage.

Holiday lets and second homes

Mevagissey, Fowey, Charlestown and Carlyon Bay bring owners who aren’t here. They want EICRs, boiler services and changeover work arranged by message, out of hours. A site that answers at 9pm wins that work.

Word of mouth still rules

Half of St Austell’s work comes from someone at the Eden Project or the rugby club knowing your name. The website’s job is to close that recommendation — the customer looks you up, sees you’re real, and sends the enquiry.

Typically covers: St Austell, Carlyon Bay, Charlestown, Par, Tywardreath, Fowey, Lostwithiel, Mevagissey, St Stephen, Bugle, Roche and St Dennis. From St Austell: You’re on my doorstep — I can be at yours the same day.

What you get

A site that works like a good office does

  • Says what you do, where you cover and what you’re certified for, in plain words
  • Foredesk answers enquiries from your own information, any hour, and texts you every one
  • Fast on a phone, built so Google understands your trade and your towns
  • Security and UK GDPR done properly — the same standard as everything we ship
  • First meeting and handover in person, in St Austell
  • One fixed quote before any work starts

By trade

What your customers ask

Each trade page sets out the questions Foredesk answers for that trade.

Straight answers

Are you actually in St Austell?
Yes. Kernow.ai is Mick Stevenson’s business and he’s based in the town. The address isn’t published on the site, but every first meeting is in person and most of them are within ten minutes of the town centre.
What does a site for a St Austell trade cost?
Quoted per project and fixed before work starts. Tell me what you do and what your customers keep asking, and you’ll have a written figure within a couple of days.
Can you look at my existing website first?
That’s the Lead Leak Check: £299, in person, and it tells you with evidence whether the site, the phone or the Google listing is where enquiries are going. The £299 comes off any site we then build.

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Let’s meet in St Austell

Twenty minutes, in person. I’ll tell you straight whether you need a new site, a fix, or just the phone answered — and give you a fixed quote before anything starts.

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