Your flooring and tiling website, built by you — in one prompt

Build a visual, trustworthy website for **[BUSINESS NAME]**, a flooring and tiling contractor serving **[AREA]**. Tone: practical, design-aware and never vague about scope.
Pages: Home, Flooring, Tile, Projects, Process, Request Site Visit, Contact.
Home: show actual specialties, service area, verified trade credentials, three real completed projects and a "Request a site visit" button.
Flooring: create pages only for materials installed, such as **[HARDWOOD / ENGINEERED WOOD / LAMINATE / VINYL / CARPET / OTHER]**. Explain suitable rooms, subfloor needs, acclimation where relevant, care, installation method and who supplies materials.
Tile: cover **[FLOORS / SHOWERS / BACKSPLASHES / LARGE FORMAT / MOSAIC / OUTDOOR]** as actually offered. Explain substrate preparation, waterproofing responsibility, layout approval, grout and trim choices without claiming a system or certification the team does not use.
Projects: use only real, permissioned photos. For each, show material, room, approximate area, preparation, installation details and project constraints. Do not generate rooms, surfaces, before-and-after images or reviews.
Site-visit form: postcode, property type, rooms, approximate dimensions, existing floor, desired material, material already purchased, occupied or vacant, access, target timing, budget band, plans and optional photos.
Explain that the estimate may change after measurement, substrate and moisture assessment, demolition needs, pattern, trim, stairs, furniture moving and material availability are confirmed.
Add a safety note: do not advise customers to disturb suspect old flooring, adhesive or building materials; route that work to appropriately qualified testing or removal professionals.
Send leads, selections, estimates, approvals, change orders and schedule milestones to **[ESTIMATING/PROJECT SYSTEM]**. Keep manufacturer and workmanship warranties separate and accurate.
Add deposit, cancellation, customer-supplied material, waste allowance, cleanup and final-walkthrough terms using **[CURRENT POLICIES]**.