Ecology consultants, BNG providers, land managers, and low-carbon installers need a studio that speaks their regulatory language — not a generic web shop guessing at the copy. Techharbor's sustainability work is led by a team member with an MSc in Environmental Science, so your site sounds like it was written by someone who understands what you actually do.
Not every business needs this — but if you're in one of these categories, a generic agency is going to cost you credibility with your own clients.
Habitat assessments, protected species surveys, BNG advisory work.
Tree surveys, TPO applications, woodland management.
Biodiversity net gain delivery, environmental impact assessment.
Habitat restoration, countryside stewardship, land use planning.
Domestic and commercial low-carbon retrofit trades.
Sustainable construction, retrofit, and eco-conscious design practices.
Developments of 0.2 hectares or less are now generally exempt from mandatory Biodiversity Net Gain, provided no priority habitat is affected. That doesn't remove the need for ecological input — most applicants still need a proper habitat assessment to prove they qualify for the exemption. Demand shifts toward advisory work rather than disappearing.
The Competition and Markets Authority can now fine businesses directly for misleading environmental claims — up to 10% of global turnover or £300,000, whichever is greater — without going through the courts first. Green-sector businesses are exactly the ones most exposed to this, since their whole pitch rests on environmental claims.
Two things transfer directly from environmental science training and aren't things a normal agency can fake: ESG and compliance fluency — writing credible sustainability copy for clients who have a genuine environmental story to tell — and evidence-based rigor, which means helping clients avoid the kind of vague, unsubstantiated claims that draw regulatory attention.
That's the difference between "we help you build a website" and "we help you build a website that says what you do accurately, in language your own industry and regulators recognise."
We review website and marketing copy against the CMA's six Green Claims Code principles — truthful, clear, complete, comparable, substantiated, and considering the full lifecycle — before it goes live, not after a complaint.
This is a copy-review and risk-awareness service, not legal advice. For claims with significant financial or regulatory exposure, we'll tell you plainly when it's time to bring in a solicitor rather than rely on us alone.
Built to rank for the specific searches your sector gets — "BNG consultant [town]," "heat pump installer [region]" — not generic trade-page templates.
Set up and optimised for local, high-intent enquiries — the kind that convert into site visits and quotes.
Benchmarked against the Sustainable Web Design Model — useful as a credibility signal in your own client pitches.
Copy checked against the six CMA principles before publication, reducing your exposure to enforcement action.
Tell us what you do and where you're based — we'll tell you honestly whether this is a fit.
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