Can you build a portfolio section where I add new projects as I finish them?

That's the plan. Your site will have a project portfolio set up so each job gets its own entry with photos, a description, and the type of work. When you wrap a new build, you can add it yourself or send us the details and we'll get it posted.

I do residential and commercial — can the site separate those?

For sure. We'll organize your services and portfolio by category so someone looking for a home builder isn't wading through your commercial work, and vice versa. Makes it easier for the right people to find the right projects.

How do you handle the contact form for bid requests?

We build a form specifically for construction inquiries — project type, timeline, location, scope. Not a generic five-field form. You get actual useful info from each submission so you can decide if it's worth a call before you pick up the phone.

Will my site show up when people search for contractors near Mineola?

That's a big part of what we build for. The site structure, page titles, and content will all be set up around the areas you serve. If you want ongoing SEO work to keep climbing in search results, we offer that too starting at $750 a month.

What happens to my old site?

We replace it. Once the new site is live, the old one is done. If you're on a platform with a monthly subscription, you can cancel that. Everything moves to your new hosting — starting at $50 a month — and you own the whole thing.

Website Redesign · Mineola, TX

Website Redesign for Construction Companies in Mineola

You probably already tried the website thing once. Maybe twice. Somebody sold you a template, you uploaded a few job photos, and it sat there doing nothing for three years. That doesn't mean a website can't work for your construction business — it means the last one was built wrong.

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You Gave It a Shot — And It Let You Down

Most construction companies in a town like Mineola don't start from zero. You had a site. You paid somebody. Maybe it was a drag-and-drop builder, maybe a friend of a friend who "does websites." And for a while it seemed fine.

But then you started noticing things. The site looked weird on your phone. The contact form maybe worked, maybe didn't — hard to tell because nobody was using it. You'd Google your own company name and the site would show up, but search for "contractor in Wood County" and you were nowhere. Meanwhile you're doing good work — framing houses, pouring foundations, running commercial jobs — and your online presence looks like an afterthought.

That's not a character flaw. That's just what happens when a site gets built without thinking about how people actually find and hire contractors. The fix isn't to keep patching what's there. It's to start over with something that actually does the job.

What a Rebuilt Site Actually Needs to Do

1. **Show your work the right way.** A portfolio isn't just a photo gallery. Each project should have its own page — what the job was, where it was, what kind of work you did. Residential, commercial, specialty — organized so someone can find the type of project that matches what they need done. Good photos with real descriptions. That's what gets someone to pick up the phone.

2. **Load fast and work on every screen.** Folks in Mineola are pulling up your site on their phone between stops at the courthouse and lunch on Commerce Street. If your pages take forever or the text is tiny and sideways, they're gone. We build mobile-first, meaning the phone version isn't an afterthought — it's the starting point.

3. **Make it dead obvious how to hire you.** Licenses, bonding info, insurance — all visible without digging. A contact form built for construction bids, not generic "send us a message" nonsense. Your service area, the types of work you take on, and a clear way to start a conversation about a project. Every page should make the next step obvious.

4. **Actually show up in search results.** Good SEO structure means your site is built so Google understands what you do and where you do it. Page titles, headings, local info — all set up right from day one. Not keyword stuffing. Just clear, honest structure that matches how people search for contractors in Wood County.

What This Looks Like in Practice

We'll tear down what's there and rebuild from scratch. You'll get a site you actually own — the code, the hosting, all of it. No platform lock-in where you're paying $40 a month just to keep your own website alive and can't move it if you want to.

A full construction company site with a project portfolio, services breakdown, and bid request form runs starting at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want search engine work baked in from the start — local SEO, proper page structure for ranking in Wood County and surrounding areas — that's starting at $3,500 and takes one to two weeks.

And yeah, you'll be able to update it. Add new project photos when you finish a build. Change your service list when you add a new crew. It's your site. You shouldn't need permission to change your own business info.