Look like a $20M firm on day one.
Owners and developers Google three contractors before shortlisting. A site that signals scale, safety record and finishing power means yours makes the cut.
Website design for main contractors
Contractor websites built to win bigger contracts.
Websites for US general contractors — built around how commercial owners shortlist a firm. Capability statements, case studies, licenses and a one-tap bid inquiry.
- From $2,000
- Live in 7 days
- No agency jargon
Demos for main contractors
Contractor website demos.
Real templates we can spin up for a main contractor — open any of them to see the design, copy and feel for a commercial-build buyer.
Why it matters
What a contractor's website does for the firm.
Commercial owners don't pick a contractor from a Google ad. They shortlist by what they see on the website — case studies, licenses, scale. The site does that work before the bid call.
Turn case studies into pipeline.
Project pages with photography, scope, value-band and client logo are the single biggest reason a commercial owner calls you. We make them the spine of the site.
Pass the prequalification check.
State general contractor license, bonding capacity, EMR and OSHA 30, general liability and workers' comp — pulled into the header, not buried in the footer. Prequals get returned faster when the badges are obvious.
Win the bid inquiry, not the click.
Capability statement download, bid contact form and a direct line to the right person — every visit ends in an actionable inquiry, not a contact-page bounce.
What's in the site
Built around how contractors actually win commercial work.
Every feature on this list earns its place by either qualifying owners, building trust, or shortening the path from visit to bid inquiry.
Project case-study pages.
One page per delivered project — scope, sector, value-band, photography, client quote. Each one is a separate SEO target for sector keywords (education, healthcare, retail, industrial).
Capability statement download.
PDF capability statement, branded, gated behind a single-field email form. Sends prequalification responses faster and tracks who's interested.
License and safety strip in the header.
If your firm holds a state general contractor license, bonding capacity, OSHA 30, a low EMR, ISO 9001/14001, LEED credentials or AGC and ABC membership — we put the badges where the eye starts, with license numbers linking to the state board lookup. No badge, no problem; we leave them off.
Sector landing pages.
Dedicated pages for education, healthcare, retail, industrial, public sector — each its own SEO target, each tailored to a different owner or developer.
Bid / RFP inquiry form.
Not a generic contact form — captures sector, project value, delivery method, decision timeline. Routes straight to the partner who handles that market.
Commercial-SEO foundation.
Schema markup, sector keyword pages, metro and ZIP code targeting for the regions you work, and a sitemap built so Google understands you're a B2B firm, not a residential trade.
Word of mouth
Trusted by main contractors across the US.
We landed a $2.3M school renovation six weeks after the new site went live. The owner's rep said our case-study page was the reason we made the shortlist.
Martin Pendle
President · Pendle & Co. Construction · Charlotte NC
Got on two new preferred-vendor lists in the first quarter. The license strip and capability download did most of the legwork — we just kept the photography fresh.
Sarah Northgate
VP of Preconstruction · Northgate Civil · Denver CO
Bid inquiries doubled in the first 90 days. We're now turning work away rather than chasing it — that's the kind of problem you want.
James Hartley
CEO · Hartley Construct · Houston TX
The site finally looks like the firm we actually are. Owners stopped asking "are you big enough for this" — they just call.
Liam Marlow
Founder · Marlow Build Group · Atlanta GA
FAQ
Main Contractor website FAQs.
The questions main contractors ask before they hit the “get a price” button.
How much does a contractor website cost in the US?
A general contractor website from ConstructionWebExperts is $2,000, fixed price, or $3,000 with branding. Freelancers charge $75–$150/hour and agencies want $10,000–$40,000 per project over 8–12 weeks. Hosting and SSL are included for the first year, and there are no monthly fees.
How long does it take to build a contractor's website?
Seven days from kickoff to a live site. ConstructionWebExperts uses a proven contractor template, drops in your case studies, licenses, capability statement and team, and ships it. A full custom build with sector landing pages takes much longer.
What should a general contractor's website include?
Case-study pages (one per delivered project), a license and safety strip (state GC license, bonding capacity, OSHA 30, EMR, ISO 9001), capability statement download, sector landing pages, a bid inquiry form and team biographies. ConstructionWebExperts builds all of those in by default.
Do general contractors need a website?
Yes. Owners and prequalification packages are checked against the firm's website before shortlisting — without one, you're invisible at the prequal stage. ConstructionWebExperts builds contractor-specific sites that pass that check and convert it into a bid inquiry.
What pages should a general contractor website have?
At minimum: home, about, sector pages (education / healthcare / retail / industrial / public-sector), project case studies, licenses and safety, team, news, contact, plus a bid inquiry form and a capability statement download. ConstructionWebExperts ships that structure as the contractor template.
Do you do SEO for contractors?
Yes. Every contractor site ConstructionWebExperts builds ships with sector SEO baked in: schema markup, sector landing pages, metro keywords for the regions you work, and case-study pages indexed individually so each specialty ranks separately.
Can you show project case studies on the site?
Yes — case studies are the spine of a contractor site. Each project gets its own page with photography, scope, sector, value-band, client logo and a results quote. ConstructionWebExperts builds the template so non-technical staff can publish new ones in minutes.
Can the site handle a bid / capability statement download?
Yes. A branded PDF capability statement sits behind a single-field email gate so you capture interest, and the bid inquiry form captures sector, project value and decision timeline so the right partner gets the lead. ConstructionWebExperts wires both in.
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Built for other trades too.
Same approach, tuned to each trade — pick yours and see a landing page built just for it.
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