Snapshot
About this project
A website for operated plant hire in South and West Wales, with service and area pages and a quote form that asks about the access, the ground, and the dates.
- Client
- Copperworks Plant Hire
- Business
- Plant hire
- Location
- South and West Wales
- Service
- Multi-service website
- Built
- October 2026
- Status
- Live
- Built with
- Next.js, Payload, Cloudflare
The brief
Explain operated hire and collect what a quote needs
Copperworks Plant Hire hires out mini diggers, excavators, and dumpers with an operator, and supports groundworks, across South and West Wales. It is a trading name of Dragon Multi-Trade Limited.
Each machine comes with its operator. The website had to make that clear, show the jobs each machine suits, and collect what is needed to price a job: the machine, the site postcode, the narrowest access, the ground, where the spoil goes, and the dates.
Starting point
A new business, with no website yet
Copperworks Plant Hire is a new trading name, so there was no earlier website. The pages, the quote form, and the admin were planned from the start.
What we built
Service pages, area pages, and a quote form
We built the website with Next.js and the Payload editor on Cloudflare. The homepage has a short quote form in its first screen. The operated plant hire page compares the four services in a table, and each service page covers the jobs it suits, who does what on site, the steps on the day, and the questions customers ask.
Nine area pages describe the local jobs and the access points in each area. The page text, the service and area pages, and the quote requests are kept in the admin.
Four service pages
Mini digger, excavator, and dumper hire with an operator, and groundworks support, each with the jobs it suits and the questions customers ask.
Nine area pages
Swansea, Gower, Neath and Port Talbot, Llanelli, Carmarthen, Ammanford, Bridgend, Pembrokeshire, and Cardiff, each written for its own area.
A quote form that asks about the site
The machine, the site postcode, the narrowest access, the ground, where the spoil goes, and the dates. A short version sits on most pages.
Quote requests in the admin
Each request is saved with the page it came from and moves from New to Replied, Won, or Not going ahead. The list downloads as a CSV.
Screens
The operated hire page on desktop, tablet, and phone
The operated plant hire page on a desktop, a tablet, and a phone. On a phone the photo moves above the heading, the menu folds behind one button, and a quote button stays at the foot of the screen.
The outcome
Live and open to search engines
The website went live on copperworksplanthire.co.uk on 17 October 2026. Its sitemap was sent to Google and Bing on launch day, and the .com and www addresses redirect to the main domain.
On Google PageSpeed for phones, the pages tested scored between 94 and 99 for performance, and 100 for accessibility, best practices, and SEO.
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