Website design for builders and construction firms.
Websites that show the work: a page for each finished project with your own photographs, a page for each service, and a quote form that asks for what you need to price the job. The contractor site we launched in October loads in 2.7 seconds on a phone, down from 6.3.
Clients judge a builder by finished work.
Someone choosing a builder or contractor wants to see projects like theirs, know which services you offer and where, and contact you without hunting for a number.
We build a page for each service and each finished project you want to show, with your own photographs. The site answers those questions directly and gives search engines something specific to rank.
If you are replacing an old site, we redirect every old address to its new page so the links and rankings it has built are kept. For firms that work abroad, we build in English and Turkish.
What a construction website includes.
- Project pages
- A page for each project you want to show, with the scope of work, your own photographs and the client's name where they allow it.
- Service pages
- One page per service or system you offer, written around the terms buyers search.
- Quote form
- A form that asks for the site, the area and the timescale, and sends each request to your inbox.
- Fast on a phone
- Photographs compressed and pages kept light, so the site loads quickly on mobile.
- Old addresses redirected
- Every URL from the old site sent to its new page in one step, and checked at launch.
2EP Yapı.
2EP is an Ankara contractor that lays industrial floors: epoxy, epoxy terrazzo and polyurethane concrete, some of it as a subcontractor to main contractors. We replaced its 2014 site with 2epyapi.com, 35 pages in Turkish and English with a page for each flooring system and each featured project. Mobile load time fell from 6.3 seconds to 2.7, page size from 4.7MB to 0.8MB, and all 19 old URLs were redirected to their new pages with none lost.
Questions, answered.
What should a construction company website include? +
Your services, finished projects with photographs, the areas you work in, and a clear way to ask for a quote. The clients and main contractors you have worked for belong there too, where you can name them.
Can we choose what each project page shows? +
Yes. Some firms name the client and give the floor area; others show the photographs and the scope only. Each project page shows what you are comfortable publishing.
Do you build sites in more than one language? +
Yes. We build in English and Turkish, with each language on its own addresses so search engines index both. Copy in any other language is checked by a native speaker before it goes live.
Will we lose our rankings if we replace our old site? +
We map every old address to a new page and redirect it at launch. On 2EP's site, all 19 old URLs go to their new pages in one step.
How much does a construction website cost? +
We quote each site per project, once we know the services, projects and languages it needs.
Related services.
Tell us about your projects.
Send us your current site and a few project photographs, and we will show you how the pages would work.