Can I update my project photos myself after the site is built?

Yes. We set it up so you can add new project photos and descriptions without calling us every time. If you can attach a photo to a text message, you can update your portfolio.

Do you build sites for subcontractors or just general contractors?

Both. A concrete sub needs a different site than a GC managing full builds. We structure the content around what you actually do, not a generic contractor template.

What if I only do commercial work — do I still need a website?

Commercial clients absolutely look you up before sending an RFP. Property managers, facility directors, other GCs — they're checking your site to see your work and verify your credentials. A clean site with your project history and insurance info does real work for you in that process.

How do you handle the project portfolio section?

We organize projects by type — residential, commercial, specialty — with photos and a short description of each. You send us the photos and details, we make them look good. If you want individual project pages with full specs and timelines, that's part of the larger build.

I get most of my work through relationships. Why bother with a website?

Because the people you're building relationships with are still going to look you up. A property manager might hear your name from someone they trust, but they're still going to check your site before making a call. That's just verification — and your site either passes or it doesn't.

What does hosting and maintenance cost after the site is live?

Hosting and maintenance starts at $50 a month. That covers keeping the site running, security updates, and minor changes when you need them.

Web Design · Jacksonville, TX

Construction Websites That Actually Get Bids in Jacksonville

Cherokee County has more new builds and renos going up than most people realize. But if someone drives past one of your job sites near Community Park and looks you up later, what they find online matters more than the yard sign did.

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What a Construction Website Needs to Do (And What Yours Probably Doesn't)

A construction website has one job: show people what you build and make it easy to ask for a quote. That's it. Not a slideshow with seventeen transitions. Not a homepage essay about your company values. Photos of your projects, a list of what you do, and a way to get in touch.

The problem is that too many contractor sites bury the useful stuff. Someone looking for a commercial framing crew in Jacksonville doesn't want to scroll past a paragraph about your founding year. They want to see steel going up. They want to see a finished building. And they want a phone number or a form that doesn't ask for their social security number.

We build sites that put your project portfolio where people actually look — above the fold, on the first page, no hunting required. Residential, commercial, specialty trades — whatever your work is, the photos and descriptions go where they belong. Your licenses, bonding info, and insurance details get their own visible spot because general contractors and property managers check for that before they pick up the phone. We also make sure your site loads fast on a phone, because that's where the person sitting in their truck at a red light on Highway 69 is going to find you.

A site like this starts at $300 for a straightforward setup — a few pages, your project photos, a contact form for bid requests. If you need something with more depth, like individual project pages with descriptions and specs, that's a bigger build starting at $1,500. Either way, it gets done in days, not months.

You're Competing Whether You Want to or Not

Jacksonville isn't a huge market. That works in your favor and against you. In your favor because there aren't a hundred contractors fighting over every kitchen remodel. Against you because the ones who are out there — the guys doing work near the college campus, the crews picking up hospital maintenance contracts — they're easy to compare. And people do compare.

When someone needs foundation work or a metal building, they're going to search, find two or three options, and look at all of them in about ninety seconds. If your site is the one that takes forever to load, or the one where they can't figure out what you actually do, you lose that comparison. It doesn't matter that your craftsmanship is better. They never got that far.

This isn't about having the fanciest website in East Texas. It's about having one that doesn't lose you work. Clean layout, real photos of real projects, your contact info where someone can find it without scrolling. A bid request form that asks the right questions — project type, timeline, location — so you get useful leads instead of spam. If you want your site showing up when people search for construction services in Cherokee County, we can add local SEO starting at $3,500, which takes a couple weeks to set up and builds from there.

We're a small shop. You'll talk to the person doing the work. If that sounds like the kind of straightforward arrangement you'd prefer, send us a message.