Same public pricing for every industry
Contractor websites that win bids before the walkthrough
Commercial clients vet you online before returning your call. A thin site reads as a thin company.
How I build for it
Project portfolios with real numbers (square footage, timeline, budget band), certifications and safety records front and center, and bid-request funnels that qualify leads before they reach your estimator.
Two audiences arrive at a contractor site and only one of them is a client. The other is a prospective hire, and in a market where crews are the binding constraint, recruitment often justifies the site by itself.
Both get built for properly. Project portfolios filter by the dimensions a prospect matches against, sector, scale and service type, rather than running in date order. Openings become real pages with an application form instead of a PDF bolted to a careers stub, so they can be shared and found.
What a construction company build typically includes
Project portfolio system
Bid request qualification funnel
Certifications & safety showcase
Commercial + residential split paths
Service-area SEO
Every industry build sits on the same foundation: 90+ PageSpeed scores, structured data, editor training and 30 days of included post-launch support. Pricing follows the standard public rates, industry never changes the price, only the architecture.
Construction & Contractors: common questions
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Q1How should a project portfolio be organised?
By the thing a prospect is trying to match: sector, project scale, or service type. Filterable galleries where someone can find a project resembling their own do more work than a chronological list nobody scrolls through.
Q2We bid on commercial and residential work. One site or two?
One site, with a clear split in the navigation and separate landing pages for each. The audiences ask different questions and search different terms, but they can share a brand, a portfolio system and a maintenance plan.
Q3Can we post job openings?
Yes. Recruitment is often the quiet reason a contractor site earns its cost, so openings are a proper content type with their own pages and an application form, not a PDF attachment.
Get a quote for a construction company project
Send your current site (or the competitor whose site you envy). You'll get an honest teardown and a written range within one business day, and qualified projects get a free homepage mockup.