Can you set up a portfolio page where I add new projects over time?

Yes. We'll build a project gallery you can update as jobs wrap up. Each project gets its own entry with photos, a description, and the type of work. It's one of the most important parts of a construction site.

Will the new site show up when people search for contractors in Ore City?

We build every site with clean structure and proper SEO foundations. That puts you in a much better position than a template site with default settings. If you want ongoing search engine and ad management, we offer that starting at $750/mo.

What happens to my current site during the redesign?

It stays live the whole time. We build the new version separately and only swap it in when everything's ready and you've approved it. Zero downtime.

Do you build bid request forms or just basic contact forms?

We can build forms specific to construction — fields for project type, timeline, budget range, location, whatever makes sense for how you qualify leads. Submissions go straight to your email.

I'm on Wix right now. Can you move everything over?

We start fresh with a custom build rather than migrating a template. But we'll carry over any content that still works — your service descriptions, project photos, company info. You'll end up with something you actually own and control.

Website Redesign · Ore City, TX

Your Ore City Construction Company Deserves a Better Website

When was the last time your website actually brought in a bid request? If you have to think about it, that's your answer. A construction company lives and dies by its project pipeline — and your website should be feeding it.

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Is Your Website Turning Away Work?

Think about what a general contractor or homeowner does before they call you. They search. They find three or four companies. They look at each site for maybe a minute.

If yours loads slow on a phone, they're gone. If they can't find photos of your work, they move on. If there's no clear way to request a bid, they pick the company that made it easy. None of that is complicated. But a site that was built a few years ago on some template platform probably isn't doing any of it well.

For construction companies around Ore City and Upshur County, the work is there. Residential builds, commercial projects, specialty jobs — people need contractors. The question is whether your website helps them pick you or helps them pick somebody else.

What a Rebuilt Site Actually Looks Like

We'd tear it down to the studs — you know how that goes — and rebuild with a mobile-first layout that loads fast and does its job. Your completed projects front and center with real photos and descriptions. Your services laid out plain: residential, commercial, whatever your specialty is. Licensing, bonding, and insurance info where people expect to find it. And a bid request form that actually works and goes straight to your inbox.

You own the code when we're done. No platform subscriptions. No calling some support line when you need a change. A full website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want search engine work baked in from the start, that's $3,500 and runs a week or two.

Straight Talk About Construction Websites

Your project photos are your best sales tool. Period. A homeowner looking at a $200K build wants to see what you've done. Not stock imagery. Not a paragraph about your "commitment to quality." Photos. Descriptions. Scope of work.

And here's something most contractors miss — your site needs to work for commercial clients too. A property manager vetting subcontractors is going to check your site. They want proof of insurance. They want to see scale. They want a fast way to get in touch.

A good construction website isn't flashy. It's organized. It answers questions before somebody has to call. It makes the next step obvious. That's it. We build sites that do exactly that — nothing more, nothing less — and we do it from Tyler, about 45 minutes down the road.