If you'll forgive me for saying so, I think there's a lot you need to change in order to get (seriously) noticed by Google.
For a start, home renovation is an extremely big field, with firms all over the world involved in it. So why would you expect to appear in Google when you're tucked away in a part of the U.K.? In other words, if someone in say Florida US is looking for help, what use could you be to them? And why would Google decide to direct them your way? Surely you need to clearly identify your location, your area(s) of operation (what, for example, are the Regions you refer to?), and (for heaven's sake) an enquiry form that tells people your address instead of hiding it from them?
Beyond this, your website is more of an institutional ad than the mine of information that's going to make it valuable to searchers.
I know I'm being unkind, but one essential truth of achieving web success is to have -- and clearly prove that you have -- a Unique Selling Proposition. But do you really convince anyone that you and you alone are the firm to contact -- even regrdless of whether they are UK residents or not -- for guidelines and help regarding any renovation project they have in mind?
SEO isn't easy, but it's a great deal more than saying "Here we are. Why not give us a call?"
Duncan