Can I add new project photos to my portfolio myself?

Yes. We build the site so you can upload new project photos and descriptions without needing to know any code. If you can attach a photo to a text message, you can update your portfolio.

Do you include a bid request form on the site?

Every construction site we build includes a bid request form. It captures project type, location, timeline, and budget range so you get useful information from every inquiry instead of vague messages.

Will the site show up when people search for contractors in Tatum?

The site itself will be built with proper structure and local info baked in. If you want to actively rank for contractor searches across East Texas, the website and SEO package starting at $3,500 is the way to go.

How do I display my licenses and insurance info?

We add a dedicated section for credentials — contractor license numbers, bonding details, insurance coverage. It's one of the first things homeowners and commercial clients look for, so we put it where they'll actually see it.

What if I only do one type of construction work?

That's fine. Whether you're strictly residential, only commercial, or focused on something specific like metal buildings or concrete, we build the site around what you actually do. No filler pages for services you don't offer.

Web Design · Tatum, TX

Web Design for Construction Companies in Tatum

If you're running a construction company out of Tatum and your website doesn't reflect the quality of your actual work, that's a problem worth fixing. People searching for contractors in Rusk County are checking websites before they ever pick up the phone — and right now, most of what's out there isn't doing anybody any favors.

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Your Work Deserves Better Than What's Online Right Now

Tatum's got a steady residential scene. Folks build out here. They renovate. They add on. Between the growth around the school district and people settling into properties off the rural routes, there's construction work happening — and the guys doing that work are good at it.

But pull up most contractor websites in this area and it's rough. Blurry photos from 2018. A list of services with no detail. No project gallery. No mention of licensing or insurance. Sometimes no way to even request a quote without picking up the phone and hoping someone answers. It's frustrating because the work itself is solid — the online presence just doesn't match.

And here's what that actually costs you: somebody in Tatum or over in Henderson or Longview needs a contractor, they search, they find three or four options, and they go with whoever looks the most put-together online. Not the most experienced. Not the cheapest. The one whose website made them feel like they were dealing with a real operation. That's the reality of it. A construction company with a bad website looks like a risk, and nobody wants risk when they're spending tens of thousands of dollars on a build. You could be the best framer in Rusk County and lose a job to someone with half your skill because their site had project photos and yours had a stock image of a hard hat.

We build websites that fix this. A clean portfolio section where you can show completed jobs with real photos and descriptions — residential, commercial, specialty work, whatever you do. Your licenses, bonding info, and insurance details displayed where people can actually find them. A bid request form that captures the right information so you're not playing phone tag for three days just to figure out what someone needs.

What This Looks Like and What It Costs

A construction company website doesn't need to be complicated. It needs to be clear and it needs to load fast. That means your services listed out plainly — not just "residential and commercial" but actual descriptions of what you do. Framing. Concrete. Metal buildings. Remodels. Whatever your crew handles, spelled out so people know whether to call you or keep scrolling.

The project gallery matters more than anything else on the site. Construction is visual. Before-and-afters, finished builds, in-progress shots — that's what sells the next job. We set these up so they're easy for you to update without calling us every time you finish a project. Same with the bid request form. It asks the right questions upfront — project type, timeline, budget range, location — so when a lead comes in, you've already got enough info to decide if it's worth your time.

For most construction companies, a full website with all of this runs starting at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want to show up when people in Tatum, Henderson, or anywhere in East Texas search for contractors, a website paired with local SEO starts at $3,500 and takes one to two weeks. Hosting runs starting at $50 a month. No fluff in any of it — just a site that works the way it should have been working this whole time.