Can you set up a portfolio page where I can add new project photos later?

Yes. We can build the portfolio so you're able to add new projects as you finish them. Photos, descriptions, project type—all organized so potential clients can browse your past work and see what you're capable of.

I do both residential and commercial work—how should that be organized?

We'd break those into separate sections or pages so visitors can go straight to what's relevant to them. A homeowner looking for a room addition doesn't want to scroll through warehouse builds to find what they need.

What if I don't have professional photos of my projects?

Phone photos work fine as long as they're clear and well-lit. Shoot during the day, get a few angles, and grab before-and-after shots when you can. Good phone photos on a well-designed site beat bad professional photos every time.

Do you build the bid request form or do I need to set that up separately?

We build it. The form is part of the site. We'll set it up so inquiries go straight to your email with all the details you need—project type, timeline, location, whatever fields make sense for how you work.

How long before my site starts showing up on Google?

If you go with the Website+SEO package, the site is built with search ranking in mind from the start. Google typically takes a few weeks to index a new site, but ranking well for local searches can take a couple of months depending on competition in your area.

Web Design · Winona, TX

Web Design for Construction Companies in Winona

If someone in Winona or anywhere in Smith County searches for a contractor and your website doesn't show up—or worse, it shows up and looks terrible—you just lost that bid before you even knew about it. We build websites for construction companies that actually bring in work.

Get a Free Quote

Your Work Speaks for Itself—But Your Website Doesn't

You've got the trucks. You've got the crew. You've done the work. But none of that matters online if your website looks like it was thrown together in an afternoon. A bad website makes a good contractor look cheap. And in a small town like Winona, reputation is everything—so why would you let a bad site undercut yours?

What a Construction Website Actually Needs

Forget the fancy stuff. A construction company website needs to do three jobs: show what you build, explain what you offer, and make it dead easy for someone to contact you about a project.

That means a portfolio page with real photos of your completed work—residential, commercial, specialty, whatever you do. Descriptions that tell people the scope of each project. A clear breakdown of your services so folks aren't guessing whether you handle their type of job. And your licenses, bonding info, and insurance details right where people can find them. That stuff builds trust before you ever shake hands.

And the contact form matters more than you think. A general "send us a message" box is fine for some businesses. But for construction, you want a form built around bid requests and project inquiries. The right form gets you better leads—people who are serious, not tire-kickers.

How This Works and What It Costs

Winona's a small town surrounded by farmland and county roads, and most of the construction work probably takes you all over East Texas. Your website should work just as hard whether someone finds you from Winona Baptist Church road or from a Google search in Tyler.

We're based in Tyler. Close enough to meet in person if you want. But honestly, most of this gets done over the phone and email. You send us your project photos, your service list, your license info. We build the site. A simple site starts at $300 and takes a few days. If you need something bigger—multiple service pages, a full project gallery, a bid request system—a full website starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want the site built to rank on Google from day one, web design plus SEO starts at $3,500.

Hosting runs $50 a month. That covers keeping the site fast, secure, and online. No annual contracts where you pay a lump sum and then can't get anyone on the phone when something breaks.

And if you don't have a logo—or the one you've got is a blurry image someone made years ago—we do logos starting at $500. Takes a week or two. A clean logo on a clean site goes a long way when you're competing for bigger jobs.

Construction is competitive. The companies winning bids aren't always the best builders—they're the ones who look professional at every step. Your website is part of that. So make it count.