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

Yes. We'll build the portfolio so adding a new project is simple—drop in photos, a short description of the work, and the location. No calling a developer every time you finish a job.

Do you include our license and insurance info on the site?

We do. License numbers, bonding details, insurance coverage—whatever you want displayed. For construction companies, having that information visible builds trust faster than anything else on the page.

How do you handle the bid request form?

We build a form specific to construction bids. Fields for project type, location, timeline, budget range if they want to share it. Submissions go straight to your email. No third-party apps or logins required.

Will the site work on phones at job sites with bad signal?

That's a big part of why we build lightweight sites. No bloated frameworks or oversized image files. The pages are small and load fast, even on a rough cell connection out past Van toward Grand Saline.

What if I already have a website on Wix or Squarespace?

We'll rebuild from scratch on a clean codebase. We can pull your existing content and photos to use as a starting point, but the new site won't be tied to any platform. You own it outright.

Website Redesign · Van, TX

Website Redesign for Construction Companies in Van, TX

Your construction website should bring in bid requests and show off the work you do. If it's not doing that, it's time to rebuild it the right way.

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A Job You Lost Before You Knew About It

A general contractor over in Van Zandt County finishes a big residential addition. Homeowner's thrilled. Tells the neighbor. The neighbor goes to look up the contractor's website and finds a page that takes forever to load on her phone, has no photos of finished work, and no clear way to request a bid. She moves on. That contractor never knows it happened.

This is just how it goes when your site's outdated. Not dramatic. Not catastrophic. Just a slow, quiet leak.

What a Construction Website Actually Needs

Construction companies have specific requirements that generic website templates handle poorly. You need a project portfolio that loads fast and displays well on any screen size. You need your license numbers, bonding info, and insurance details visible without someone having to dig for them. You need a contact form built around bid requests—not a generic "send us a message" box with six fields nobody fills out.

Most template platforms make this harder than it should be. You're locked into their layout. You can't customize the portfolio the way you want. Half the pages look broken on a phone. And you're paying monthly for the privilege of not being able to fix any of it.

A rebuild means starting clean. Mobile-first so it works on job sites. Fast loading so folks on rural connections in Van aren't staring at a spinner. Your actual services—residential, commercial, specialty work—organized in a way that makes sense. And you own the code when it's done. No platform lock-in.

How This Works and What It Costs

We build the new site from scratch. No templates, no page builders, no WordPress themes with fourteen plugins you don't need. The site is yours—the code, the hosting, everything.

For most construction companies, the full website tier is the right fit. That starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. You get your project portfolio, service pages, licensing info, a bid request form, and a site that actually works on mobile. If you want search engine work built in from the start—so people searching for contractors near Van, Edom, or Canton can actually find you—the website plus SEO package starts at $3,500 and takes one to two weeks.

Hosting runs $50 a month. That covers upkeep, security, and keeping the site fast.

The process is straightforward. You send over your project photos, your service list, and your license and insurance details. We handle the design, the build, and getting everything live. There's no six-month timeline here. Construction companies don't have time for that, and frankly neither do we.

Once the site's live, if you want to go after more search traffic or run ads targeting Van Zandt County and the surrounding areas, that's $750 a month for SEO and ad management. But the website itself stands on its own without it. A good site with clear information and a working bid form does a lot of the heavy lifting by itself.