Industry Solutions

Websites for
Construction Companies

People hiring a builder are about to spend a lot of money. Your website has to prove you’re established, show the quality of your work and make it easy to ask for a quote.

Industry-Focused Design

Built around how your clients choose.

Lead Generation

Turn visitors into clients.

Mobile-Optimized

Perfect on any device.

Built for Growth

Attract, engage, and convert.

Why Construction Companies

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A homeowner planning a renovation or a new build will check two or three companies before they call anyone. They look for real project photos, a clear list of what you do, the area you serve and signs that you’re a professional outfit rather than someone with a truck and a phone number.
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Our Process

A Clear, Collaborative Process

From first conversation to launch, we keep things simple, strategic, and focused on your goals.
01

Discover & Plan

I learn your goals, audience and competitors, then map the right strategy.
You Get
Strategy & sitemap
02

Design & Build

A custom design for your brand, built on a fast, easy-to-edit WordPress site.
You Get
Custom design & build
03

Review & Refine

We review together and I test and fine-tune everything on every device.
You Get
Testing on every device
04

Launch & Grow

Your site goes live and I stay on hand for updates, care and growth.
You Get
Launch & ongoing care
Featured Work

Ruitenberg Incorporated

Web Design
Ruitenberg Incorporated, a Nova Scotia based engineering consulting firm, has been providing fully integrated, cost effective and efficient building design solutions for a diverse range of clients and building types since 1987.

More About Construction Companies Websites

For Gorilla Construction, a residential renovation company in the Annapolis Valley founded by Joe and Sarah Crosby, I designed a WordPress website that shows off their projects. Joe said it stands out as professionally done, not just by some hobbyist.

I also designed the responsive site for Radical Steel Buildings, a Canadian company selling pre-engineered steel building systems, and for Ruitenberg Incorporated, a Nova Scotia engineering consulting firm working on building design since 1987.

  • Project galleries: before and after photos, organized by type of work
  • Services pages: new homes, renovations, additions, commercial work, each explained simply
  • Service area: the towns and regions you cover, which also helps local search
  • Quote request form: asks for the details you need, like project type, timeline and location
  • Credentials: licences, associations, warranties and insurance, presented clearly
  • Reviews: words from happy clients near your galleries

I know your busy season is not the time for long meetings, so I keep the process simple. Every project follows the same five steps: Discover, Plan, Design, Develop and Launch.

In Discover, we have a conversation about your company, the work you want more of and the customers you want to attract. In Plan, I map out the pages and tell you exactly what I need from you, usually a short list of project photos, a few paragraphs about your company and your service area. In Design, you see the look of the site before I build it. In Develop, I build the full site and fill it with your content. At Launch, I put it live and train you to add new projects.

You work with me directly the whole way. There’s no account manager in the middle, and you can reach me by phone or email when a question comes up between job sites. If photos are thin, we can launch with what you have and add more as jobs wrap up.

Custom home builders often need a bigger, more polished site with a portfolio of finished homes, a step-by-step look at the building process and a strong brand. I design construction logos and identities on my branding page, and they carry onto your trucks, signs and job site banners.

Most construction companies fit my popular package, from $2,400 for 5 to 7 pages with SEO optimization. Smaller trades businesses might prefer my page for contractors and trades. Learn about my web design service or browse more industries.

Questions and Answers

Questions From Construction Companies

Have a question that isn’t covered here? Ask it below and I’ll get back to you personally.

How much does a construction website cost?

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Websites start at $1,200 for 3 to 4 pages. Most builders choose my popular package, from $2,400 for 5 to 7 pages with SEO optimization. Larger sites start at $4,000.

I don’t have good project photos. Can you still help?

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Yes. Phone photos taken in good light can work well, and I can advise on what to shoot. For Dempsey’s Hardwood, I also sourced many images from free stock photo libraries.

Can you design a logo for my construction company?

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Yes. I design construction logos that look strong on trucks, signs and hard hats as well as on your website. Text-only logos start at $300.

Can I add new projects myself?

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Yes. Your site runs on WordPress, and training is included so you can add new gallery photos and project write-ups.

Let’s Plan Your New Website

Tell me about your business and I’ll reply within one business day with ideas, a timeline and a clear price. No pressure, and no jargon.