Can you set up a portfolio section where I can add new project photos over time?

Yes — and that's one of the main things we build into construction sites. You'll have a portfolio organized by project type, with space for photos and descriptions on each one. Adding new projects after launch is straightforward because you own the code and aren't locked behind a template builder's limitations.

My current site is on Wix/Squarespace/GoDaddy — can you just fix it?

We could, but those platforms are the reason you're stuck in the first place. You can't fully control the code, page speed is limited by their system, and you're paying monthly just to keep it running. A ground-up rebuild gives you a faster site, better search visibility, and full ownership. It's a better use of your money.

How do you handle the bid request form?

We build a contact form specific to construction inquiries — project type, scope, location, timeline, and any other fields that help you qualify leads before you pick up the phone. Submissions go straight to your email. No third-party app, no CRM you don't need.

Will my new site show up in Google searches for construction services near Whitehouse?

The base rebuild includes clean structure that search engines can read properly. If you want to go further — targeting specific service keywords across East Texas, building out location pages, ongoing ranking work — the Website+SEO package at $3,500 is built for that.

What do I need to have ready before we start?

Your logo, photos of completed projects (phone photos are fine), a list of services you offer, and your license and insurance details. That's it. We handle the rest — layout, copywriting direction, structure, all of it.

Website Redesign · Whitehouse, TX

Website Redesign for Construction Companies in Whitehouse, TX

Whitehouse keeps growing — new subdivisions, new retail, new families moving in from Tyler looking for more space. But if you're a construction company trying to win work here and your website still looks like it did when the town was half this size, you've got a problem that isn't fixing itself.

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Your Website Is Probably Losing You Bids Right Now

Here's what's frustrating. You do good work. You've got the licenses, the bonding, the insurance, the equipment. You show up, you build things that last. And then someone pulls up your website on their phone — because that's how most people look things up now — and it's a mess. Text overlapping. Photos cropped weird. No clear way to request a bid. They don't call. They just move on to the next contractor whose site actually works.

And it's not like you did anything wrong. You got a site built a few years ago, maybe on one of those template platforms, and it was fine at the time. But the web moved. Google changed how it ranks pages. Phones got bigger, expectations got higher, and that old site just didn't keep up. The template locked you in so you couldn't even update your project photos without jumping through hoops. Meanwhile, every finished job — every framed house, every commercial buildout, every concrete pour — sits in your phone's camera roll instead of on your website where it could actually win you the next project.

That's the part that should make you mad. You're doing the work. You're just not getting credit for it online. A general contractor in Whitehouse should be able to show off residential builds, commercial projects, specialty work — all organized, all with descriptions, all loading fast. Your licenses and insurance info should be right there. And when someone's ready to talk about a project, the contact form should make it dead easy to start that conversation. None of that is complicated. It just requires a site that was actually built with your business in mind.

What a Rebuild Actually Looks Like for a Construction Company

We don't patch old sites. If your current one is built on a platform you can't control, we start fresh and build you something you own — the actual code, not a subscription you're renting. Mobile-first, because that's where your traffic is. Fast loading, because Google and your potential customers both care about speed. And structured so search engines can actually find you when someone types in the kind of work you do plus the area you serve.

For construction specifically, the site needs a portfolio section that does your work justice. Full-size photos, project descriptions, categories for different types of work. If you do residential framing and commercial tenant buildouts and concrete work, those should each have their own space. Visitors should land on your site and immediately understand what you build, where you work, and how to get in touch about their project. A bid request form that asks the right questions — project type, timeline, location, budget range — so you're not playing phone tag just to get basic details.

A full website rebuild starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want the site built with strong SEO structure from the start — so you're showing up in searches across Smith County and not just hoping for word of mouth — that's $3,500 and runs one to two weeks. We can host it for $50 a month after that. And you walk away owning everything. No platform lock-in, no monthly software fees just to keep your own site online. You want to add a new project photo next Tuesday? You can. It's your site.