Construction company
- Services: houses, renovation, commercial projects
- Projects with stage-by-stage photos
- Estimate request with plot area and address
- Client reviews and a sample contract
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Construction company website
Construction company website
A construction company website where clients see your projects stage by stage, your documents and services — and request an estimate. It lands in your Telegram right away.
- from $400
- Projects stage by stage, with photos
- Requests straight to your Telegram
Just write — I’ll take it from there. I’ll estimate your task at no cost.
construction · Lviv
We build turnkey houses
From foundation to roof. Photos of every stage — on our project pages.
★★★★★4.9 · 128 Google reviews
Services
Site visitsurvey
Foundationstage 1
House shellstage 2
Our work
Reviews
“The stage photos convinced me more than renders”Oksana · ★★★★★
“I sent a request in the evening, they called in the morning”Taras · ★★★★★
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Request
Name
Phone
Service
Thank you!Request received — we’ll reply shortly.
Who it’s for
A website for builders and developers
Nobody orders a house or an apartment on the first click. People compare contractors for weeks, read reviews and fear one thing: paying upfront and getting a build that drags on for years. Your website should remove that fear before the call — show real projects, stages and documents.
It fits companies that build private houses, do renovations or commercial projects, and developers selling apartments in a new build. I write the texts from your words — even from a voice message sent straight from the job site.
Gordey Fisun · updated
The difference
Construction company or developer: what goes on the site
Similar task, different website: a construction company sells its work, a developer sells apartments in a complex still being built.
Property developer
- Residential complex page: location and floor plans
- Construction progress with dated photos
- Permits in plain sight
- Viewing or consultation requests — to your Telegram
What matters in construction
What a builder’s website needs
What clients look for before they call you.
Stages, not one total
Show what the build is made of: foundation, shell, roof, utilities, finishing. The client understands what they pay for at every step.
A form instead of a calculator
Material prices change, and a calculator on the site soon starts showing wrong numbers. A form with area and address is more honest — you give the figure after you talk.
Real photos, not stock
Scaffolding, your crew, a project before and after. Clients spot stock cottages in a second — and close the tab.
Where and what you build
The districts or regions you work in and the types of work. People see right away if their plot or apartment is a fit.
Contract and warranty in their own spot
A sample contract and the warranty period on your work — in plain sight. It’s the first thing people ask if they’ve been burned by a contractor before.
Requests reach you on site
Requests come to Telegram, and you see them on your phone right on the job site — no sitting at the computer in the evening checking email.
What’s included
Construction company website development: what’s included
Projects stage by stage, with photos
Each project gets its own page: what was built and photos of every stage from foundation to handover. Clients see your work from the inside, not just a facade render.
Estimate request
The form asks what you need to work out a number: what to build, the area, where the plot is, whether there’s a house plan. You get a request you can follow up with a call right away.
See where clients come from
Telegram shows where each person came from: Google, Instagram or ads. So you know what really brings clients and what doesn’t.
Documents in plain sight
Permits, a sample contract and the warranty on your work — what clients will ask for anyway. On the site they see it before the first call.
How it works
Building a construction company website: the steps
From you — project photos and a few voice messages. I do the rest.
You message me
What you build, where, and who your clients are. I ask a few questions and give you a price.
Projects and structure
We gather photos from phones and project folders and decide what to show. I write the texts from your words.
Live version
I show you a working page on your phone, not a picture. We make edits right there.
Launch
The site is live, requests go to your Telegram. The code and domain are yours.
5.0 · 37 reviews
- You decide whether to move forwardAfter each stage, you can stop the project. You pay only for completed and accepted stages. I refund any prepayment for stages not yet started.
- The price is final. Overruns are on meIf the task hasn’t changed, the amount named at the start doesn’t grow. If it has, we talk first, then I do the work.
Questions
Questions builders ask
What should a construction company website include?
Projects with stage-by-stage photos, a list of services, documents and client reviews, plus an estimate request form. Requests from such a site go straight to the owner’s Telegram.
Does a website need a house cost calculator?
For construction I recommend an estimate request form, not a calculator: material prices change, and an automatic total soon becomes wrong. The person gives the area, house type and plot address, and the builder gives the exact figure after talking to them.
How do I know where a client came from?
Every request from the site that comes to Telegram shows where the person came from: Google, Instagram or ads. So the builder sees what really brings clients.
Will this kind of website work for a developer with a new build?
Yes. A developer’s website is built around the residential complex page with floor plans, construction progress with photos and permits. Viewing or consultation requests come to Telegram.
Can the website answer clients while you’re on the job site?
Yes, the AI assistant is included in the kit at no extra cost. It answers clients’ questions in your words — even at night, when you’re out of reach.
What should I prepare for a construction company website?
Project photos from your phone — even imperfect ones, a list of services and the documents you usually show clients. The rest you can tell me in your own words, even by voice message, and I’ll write the texts myself.
How much does a website for a builder cost?
A website for a builder costs from $400. I’ll give you the exact figure after our first conversation — and it won’t go up after that.