Where we work
North, Mid and South Wales, from a studio in Wrexham
We are at 110 Rhosddu Road in Wrexham, and we build for businesses anywhere in Wales. Most of a build runs by phone, email and a private link, which is how a site in Pembrokeshire gets the same attention as one in Rhosddu. We come on site by appointment for the photo day, the launch, or the meeting that needs a person in the room, and the road times below are the real ones from our door, not a marketing radius.
By road from Wrexham
Real times, and how a build usually works at each distance
| Town | Region | From Wrexham | How we usually work |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chester | Border | about 20 minutes | Our nearest city and where our first remapping client is. Visits whenever useful. |
| Llandudno | North Wales | about 1 hour | A visit is part of most builds: the photo day, and the launch if you want it. |
| Bangor | North Wales | about 1 hour 30 | A visit is part of most builds: the photo day, and the launch if you want it. |
| Aberystwyth | Mid Wales | about 2 hours | One visit planned around the photo day; the rest by phone and private link. |
| Cardiff (Caerdydd) | South Wales | about 2 hours 30 | Video call to start, one visit for photos or the board, launch by phone. |
| Swansea (Abertawe) | South Wales | about 3 hours | Video call to start, one visit for photos or the board, launch by phone. |
North Wales
Home ground: Wrexham, Flintshire, Denbighshire, Conwy, Gwynedd, Ynys Môn
Wrexham became a city in 2022 and trades with Chester as much as with Mold; the Welsh-speaking share here is around one in nine, and most searches are in English. West along the A55 the language changes county by county: Conwy at one in four, Gwynedd at two in three, Ynys Môn over half. A builder in Llangollen and a café in Caernarfon need different sites, and they are an hour apart.
The work here is trades serving the border towns, tourism from Llandudno to the Llŷn, farm shops in the Vale of Clwyd, and the businesses around Bangor, Caernarfon and Porthmadog for whom Welsh first is normal. We know the estates in Wrexham, the trade parks in Deeside, which villages the Conwy valley thinks of as its own, and where the A55 signal drops.
Mid Wales
Powys and Ceredigion: distance, farms, tourism and slow broadband
Aberystwyth is two hours from us and Newtown an hour and a quarter, and between them is the least populated part of Wales. Sites here are for agricultural contractors, farm shops, holiday lets, the businesses of Machynlleth, Llanidloes and Builth Wells, and the university and the National Library in Aberystwyth. Ceredigion is 45% Welsh-speaking; Powys is 16%, and both figures hide villages where it is nearly everyone.
Two things shape a Mid Wales site. The broadband is slow in the places customers live, so the site has to be light enough to load on a poor 4G signal in the Dyfi valley. And the catchments are wide: a plumber in Llandrindod covers a radius that would be five towns in the south, so the areas page names the real villages rather than a circle on a map. One visit, planned around the photo day and the Royal Welsh if the dates fit, does the work of three.
South Wales
Cardiff, Swansea, Newport, the Valleys, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire
Two and a half hours to Cardiff, three to Swansea, and the most competitive searches in Wales. National firms and lead-generation sites sit on page one for most trades in the three cities, so a local business wins the map pack first, and the site's job is to back the profile up and to be the one a customer trusts once they click. Cardiff is also where the public bodies are, and their suppliers, for whom the Welsh Language Standards decide the site before design does.
West of Swansea the country changes again. Carmarthenshire has the second-largest number of Welsh speakers of any county, Pembrokeshire lives on tourism from Easter to October, and the Teifi valley is Welsh-first. For all of it we start with a video call, come once for the photographs or the board, and launch by phone. The distance shows in the road time, not in the site.
Remote as standard
What a build looks like when we are two hours away
A forty-minute call to start, the checklist by email, a private link for every draft, WhatsApp for the small things, and the launch on a phone call while you watch the site go live. The monthly SEO runs the same way for everyone, wherever they are, and the map pack for your town is checked from your town, not from Wrexham. One business per town and trade on those tiers, so the reply to the quote form confirms your town is free before anything else.
Questions about where we work
Do we ever need to meet?
Not for the site to be good. The call, the private link and WhatsApp carry a build from start to finish, and half our clients we have never sat in a room with. A visit earns its place for the photo day, a launch with the staff, or a board that wants to see who it is paying.
Do you charge for travel?
Visits are agreed in the quote, so there is never a surprise. For most of North Wales a visit is part of the job; for Mid and South Wales we plan it around the photo day so one trip does the work of three.
Tell us where you are and what you do
You get an honest word on how the build would run from here, whether your town is free on the monthly tiers, and a fixed price.