General contractors & builders
Websites for general contractors.
Owners, developers and architects build shortlists online. We design general contractor websites that show the right projects for each market, explain how you deliver, and make it easy for both clients and subcontractors to reach the right person.
What owners and architects look for
A GC site has two audiences: clients deciding whether to invite you, and subcontractors who want onto your bid list. Both need a clear path.
- 01
Projects by sector
Case studies grouped by market — healthcare, education, retail, multifamily, industrial — with scope, size and delivery method.
- 02
How you deliver
Preconstruction, general contracting, construction management or design-build, explained without jargon.
- 03
Safety and quality
Your safety program and approach to quality control, presented the way prequalification reviewers expect.
- 04
The team
Leadership and project managers with photos and roles, because clients hire people.
- 05
Subcontractor registration
A vendor and subcontractor sign-up form so trades can join your bid list without calling the office.
- 06
Prequalification downloads
A tidy place for your company overview or prequal package.
Site plan
Pages we typically build for GCs
Every site is planned page by page around the work you want more of. A typical structure:
- Markets / sectors
- Project case studies
- Preconstruction
- Construction management & design-build
- Safety
- About & leadership
- Careers
- Subcontractor registration
- Contact / RFP
Why GC websites underperform
Photos without stories
A gallery with no project names, sizes or scopes tells a client almost nothing.
Stale portfolio
The newest project is five years old, so it looks like the company stopped building.
No path for subs
Trades call the front desk to ask how to bid — or give up.
One message for everyone
Owners, architects, subs and job seekers all land on the same generic homepage.
How it works
Step 1
Discovery call
We learn your trade, your best customers and the work you want more of — commercial, service, public or private.
Step 2
Structure and copy
We plan every page and help write the content from a short interview, so it sounds like your company, not a template.
Step 3
Design and build
A custom design with your project photos, built fast and responsive, with quote and bid forms that land in your inbox.
Step 4
Launch and search setup
Sitemap, Google Search Console, Bing and IndexNow on day one, so search engines find the new pages quickly.
Recent work
All projects
Questions
Can subcontractors register for bid invitations through the site?
Yes. We build a subcontractor and vendor registration form that collects trade, CSI divisions, service area and contact details and sends it to your estimating inbox.
Can we add new projects ourselves?
Yes. Projects can be managed from a simple content setup, or we can handle updates under a maintenance plan — whichever suits your office.
Do you write the content?
We help. A short interview with you or your estimator gives us the raw material; we turn it into clear page copy and you approve every word.
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