Can you work with the project photos I already have on my phone?

Yes. Phone photos from job sites work fine — we'll handle formatting, sizing, and making them look good on the site. If you've got progress shots and finished shots, even better. That's exactly what potential clients want to see.

What happens to my current website when you redesign it?

We build the new site separately and swap it over when it's ready. Your old site stays live until the new one launches, so you're never without a web presence. Once the new one goes up, the old one is retired.

Do I need to write all the content for the new site myself?

No. We handle the writing. We'll ask you some questions about your services, your service area, what kinds of projects you take on — and we turn that into page copy. You review it, tell us what to change, and we finalize it.

Will my site show up when someone searches for contractors near Brownsboro?

That's a big part of what we build for. The site structure, page titles, and content are all set up to target your actual service area. It takes some time for search engines to pick it up, but the foundation is there from launch. The SEO package accelerates that further.

I work in both residential and commercial — can the site handle both?

For sure. We set up separate service pages or sections so someone looking for a home addition and someone looking for a commercial build can each find what's relevant to them. Keeps things clean and makes you look like you know what you're doing — because you do.

Website Redesign · Brownsboro, TX

Website Redesign for Construction Companies in Brownsboro

You probably already tried the website thing once. Maybe twice. And now you've got something online that technically exists but isn't doing a single thing for your business — so let's talk about what actually went wrong and how to fix it.

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You Built a Site. It Didn't Work. That's Not Your Fault.

So here's what probably happened. You signed up for one of those website builders — Wix, Squarespace, GoDaddy, whatever was running ads that week. You picked a template, dropped in some photos, maybe wrote a paragraph about your company. It looked fine on your laptop. You told people about it. And then... nothing. No calls. No bid requests. No sign that anyone even found it.

Or maybe you paid someone a few hundred bucks to throw something together and they disappeared after handing you a login. Now the site loads slow on phones, half the links go nowhere, and you can't even update your own phone number without breaking something. Meanwhile you're out there doing quality work in Henderson County — framing houses, pouring foundations, running crews — and your online presence looks like an afterthought.

That's not because you didn't try. It's because most of those template platforms aren't set up for what a construction company actually needs. They give you a pretty homepage and zero structure for showing off finished projects, listing your services, or making it easy for someone in Brownsboro to request a bid. The tool was wrong for the job. Simple as that.

What a Redesign Actually Fixes

When we rebuild a construction company's site, there's a specific list of things we're addressing. Not vague "improvements." Real problems with real fixes.

1. **Mobile performance.** Most people looking for a contractor are searching from their phone — at a job site, in their truck, standing in a half-finished kitchen wondering who to call next. If your site doesn't load fast and look right on a phone screen, they're gone. We build mobile-first so that's handled from day one.

2. **Project portfolio that sells.** You need a place to show completed work with photos and descriptions. Residential, commercial, specialty — whatever you do. Not a cluttered gallery. A clean layout where someone can see your craftsmanship and think "yeah, that's who I want building my shop."

3. **Bid request form that works.** A generic contact form with name-email-message doesn't cut it. We set up forms that ask the right questions — project type, timeline, location, scope — so you get inquiries you can actually respond to with a real number. Less back-and-forth. More jobs quoted.

4. **Licenses and insurance up front.** Bonding info, license numbers, insurance details — these matter to commercial clients and general contractors looking for subs. We put that information where people expect to find it, not buried somewhere nobody looks.

5. **SEO that actually targets your area.** Brownsboro, the surrounding Henderson County communities, the prairie land towns between here and Tyler — your site should show up when folks in those areas search for construction services. We structure every page so search engines know exactly where you work and what you do.

Pricing and What You Walk Away With

For most construction companies, a full website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. That gets you a custom-built site — not a template, not a drag-and-drop page on someone else's platform. You own the code. If you want to move it, change it, hand it to another developer someday, you can. No lock-in.

If you also want the SEO piece dialed from the start — proper page structure, local search targeting for Brownsboro and the surrounding area, Google Business Profile setup — that's the website plus SEO package starting at $3,500, usually done in one to two weeks. And ongoing hosting runs $50 a month to keep everything live, fast, and updated.

We're a small operation out of Tyler. You talk to the same person from the first conversation through launch. No weird handoffs. No three-week silence. Just a site that does what your current one should've been doing all along.