A construction website that gets you shortlisted

Before a developer, owner or architect invites you to bid, someone on their team looks at your website. They check what you've built, how big, for whom, and whether you look organized and safe. A construction website is your capabilities statement, available every hour of the day.

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The pages

What a construction site needs

Project portfolioFilterable by sector and type, with size, scope, timeline and a few strong photos per project.
CapabilitiesServices and delivery methods (general contracting, design-build, construction management), sectors and regions served.
Safety and credentialsSafety program, certifications, licenses, insurance and bonding information where appropriate.
TeamLeadership and project managers with experience. Clients hire people, not logos.
Bid and project inquiry formsA route for owners and one for subcontractors and suppliers, so inquiries reach the right person.
Careers, separatedRecruitment matters, but it gets its own section so client pages stay focused.

How we start

Audit first, then a fixed price

Free audit videoA review of your current site and online presence, showing what a buyer sees.

Strategy callWe agree on structure, projects to feature and the inquiry flow.

Fixed-price proposalOne clear price, with a design preview before the build.

What's included

Custom, mobile-first website
Filterable project portfolio
Capabilities, safety and team pages
Owner and subcontractor inquiry forms
SEO foundations

First stepFree audit video

PricingFixed-price proposal

FAQ

Construction website questions

How many projects should a construction website show?

Enough to prove experience in each sector you want: often three to six strong projects per sector, each with real details rather than just a photo.

Can my website include a downloadable capabilities statement?

Yes. A short PDF capabilities statement is useful for procurement teams, alongside the web pages.

Should a construction website have a careers page?

Yes, recruitment is a major need in construction. Keeping it in its own section helps both clients and candidates find what they need.

How much does a construction website cost?

Every project is quoted as one fixed price after a free audit. For typical market prices, see my guide to Website design cost.

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