Can you build a portfolio section if I don't have professional photos of my projects?

Phone photos work fine as long as they're decent quality and well-lit. We can crop, adjust, and lay them out properly. Professional photography helps, but don't let that be the thing that holds you up.

Will the new site work for people searching in towns around Murchison?

Yes. We structure the site and its content so search engines associate your business with the areas you actually serve — whether that's Henderson County, nearby towns, or a wider East Texas radius.

What happens to my old site during the redesign?

Your current site stays live until the new one is ready to go. We don't take anything down until the replacement is built, reviewed, and approved. No downtime.

Do I need to provide all the content for the new site?

We'll need the basics from you — services, project details, license info. But we handle the writing, structure, and layout. You won't be staring at a blank page.

Can the contact form ask for specific project details like job type and timeline?

Absolutely. We build custom forms that capture the information you actually need to put together a bid — square footage, project type, timeline, location. Whatever filters out the noise and brings in real inquiries.

Website Redesign · Murchison, TX

Website Redesign for Construction Companies in Murchison

Construction companies do incredible physical work — and then represent themselves online with something that looks like it was assembled during a lunch break in 2018. If your Murchison construction business has outgrown its website (or never really grew into it), a proper rebuild changes how people find you and whether they call.

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The Portfolio Problem

Most construction company websites have one of two issues: either there's no portfolio at all, or there's a gallery of twelve blurry jobsite photos with no context. Neither one helps.

A general contractor working around Henderson County — framing houses out past the ranch land, running commercial jobs closer to Athens — needs a site that shows what they actually do. That means organized project pages with real descriptions. Residential, commercial, specialty work. Before and after shots that load fast and look sharp on a phone screen. Because the person checking you out at 9 PM on their couch isn't sitting at a desktop.

We build project portfolios that make sense. Each job gets its own section with scope, photos, and details. It's the difference between "yeah we do that" and showing someone exactly how you do it.

Why the Old Site Isn't Cutting It

If your site was built on one of those drag-and-drop platforms a few years back, you already know the frustration. You can't move things where you want them. The contact form is generic. Your licenses and insurance info — the stuff that actually builds trust — is either missing or buried somewhere nobody looks.

And the mobile experience? Rough. More than half the people visiting your site are on phones. A site that pinches and scrolls sideways isn't going to hold anyone's attention long enough to request a bid.

A redesign isn't cosmetic. It's structural. New foundation, new framing — you get it.

What a Rebuilt Site Looks Like

We rebuild from scratch. No templates you can't modify, no platform lock-in. You own the code.

The new site gets built mobile-first, loads quickly even on spotty rural connections (and Murchison knows a thing or two about spotty connections), and puts the right information where people actually look for it. Services broken out clearly. Licenses, bonding, and insurance displayed prominently — because in construction, that's not a footnote, it's a deciding factor. A bid request form that captures real project details instead of just a name and email.

SEO structure gets baked in from the start so your site can actually rank for the work you do in the areas you serve. A full website redesign starts at $1,500 and typically takes about a week. If you want search visibility built into the strategy from day one, the Website+SEO package starts at $3,500.

You Should Actually Like Your Own Website

That sounds like a low bar, but most contractors we talk to wince a little when they pull up their own site. That's a sign.

Your website is running whether you're checking on it or not. People in Murchison, Athens, Mabank, and all across East Texas are searching for contractors, and your site is either helping close that gap or widening it. A clean redesign — one that's fast, honest, and built around how construction clients actually make decisions — puts you in a better position every single day it's live.

We're a small web design shop in Tyler. We'll talk through what you need, build it right, and hand you something you're not embarrassed to send to a potential client.