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Construction Company Website Design

Construction company website design should show a homeowner what they check before a six-figure job: finished projects, your license and how a job starts. It's for home builders, remodelers and general contractors. See yours built from your logo, free, before you pay.

Build it for free. Pay for it when you're happy.

construction company website design

An example site made with the builder. The business is made up.

What a construction company's website needs

A homeowner signing for a new home or an addition trusts you with a year and a lot of money. The site earns that before they call.

  • Finished projects first, each photo showing the whole job.
  • License and insurance near the top, not on the about page.
  • A page per service: new homes, additions, remodels, commercial build-outs.
  • How a job starts: the call, the site visit, the written quote.
  • The owner's face and name. People hire the builder, not the logo.
  • Every town you build in, named.
The builder editing the Keystone Construction example site: the side panel beside the live preview
Example site made with the builder; the business is made up.

From your job site sign to your website

Upload the logo from your job site signs. The builder pulls its colors and builds a construction website in them: project photos, services, the owner's photo, the towns you cover. It's on your phone a minute later.

Create an account and pay when you're happy: $199 for a landing page, or $497 for the full site with a page per service and SEO set up. It goes live on a domain in your company's name.

Addition ads, addition pages

Someone who searches "home addition builder" ("extension builder" in Australia and the UK) should land on your additions page: addition photos, the job named in the headline, call and quote buttons first.

The layouts come from landing pages Daniel builds and tests weekly for Google Ads clients of Local Service Ads AI, phone first. The testing is on his YouTube channel.

Quote requests and tapped calls report to Google Ads as conversions, so you see which build ads bring inquiries.

Keystone Construction, the example site, on a phone: the call button and the quote form come first
Example site made with the builder; the business is made up.

What's included in every construction website

  • Home plus a page per type of build
  • A project gallery, and a photo on each service page
  • Click-to-call and a quote button on every screen
  • License, insurance and service areas on the page
  • An email the moment a quote request lands
  • Google Ads tracking on quote requests and calls
  • Zapier and webhooks into your project software
  • Opens in under two seconds on a phone, photos and all
  • The company domain is yours; hosting and edits $24 a month, or $19 a month, paid yearly
  • Pay once your projects look right

FAQ

I'm a home builder. Is this for me?

Yes. Home builders, remodelers and general contractors all start here.

Can each project have its own page?

Not yet. Projects sit in the gallery; each type of build has its own page.

Should I show a price range?

A "from" figure per service filters out the calls you don't want.

Do I need a commercial page if I mostly build homes?

Only if you want commercial work.

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Build it for free. Pay for it when you're happy.

Upload your logo and your site is on the screen in about a minute. Nothing to pay until you want it live.

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