Can you build a page for each type of construction work I do?

Yes. If you do residential, commercial, and concrete work, each one gets its own page with relevant details. That's better for search engines and better for the person trying to figure out if you handle their kind of project.

How do I get my project photos on the site?

Send them over however is easiest — email, shared drive, text. Before-and-after shots work well. A few sentences about each project and we'll write it up and build the portfolio page around what you send.

Will my site show up when someone searches for contractors near Overton?

The full website is built to load fast and work on phones, which helps. If you want to actively rank for searches like 'construction company Overton TX' or 'contractor near Henderson,' the Website+SEO package starting at $3,500 is built for that.

Do I need to provide all my content before we start?

No. A list of your services, your license and insurance info, and whatever project photos you have is enough to get going. The rest gets figured out during the build.

Can the bid form collect project details like square footage or job type?

Yes. The form gets built around what you need to know before giving a quote. Job type, location, timeline, budget range — whatever helps you respond with a real answer instead of playing phone tag.

Web Design · Overton, TX

Web Design for Construction Companies in Overton

A full construction website starts at $1,500. That gets you a site that shows your projects, lists your services, and puts a bid request form in front of people who are ready to build. Most construction companies in small towns like Overton don't have that — they've got a Facebook page or a one-pager that hasn't been touched in years.

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Your Project Photos Are Doing Nothing on Your Phone

You've got photos of every job you've finished. Framing, concrete, finished kitchens, commercial builds — all sitting in your camera roll or maybe on a Facebook post from 2022. That's wasted material.

A proper portfolio page puts each project on display with photos and a short description of the work. Residential remodel in Overton. Commercial buildout near Henderson. Whatever you've done, it goes on the site where people shopping for a contractor can actually find it. Property owners and general contractors look at project photos before they pick up the phone. If you don't have them on a website, you're just not in the conversation.

Tell People What You Actually Do

Construction is broad. Some outfits do residential framing. Some do full commercial builds. Some specialize in concrete or metal buildings. If your website doesn't spell that out, people have to guess — and they won't.

A clear services page breaks it down. Residential, commercial, specialty work, whatever your crew handles. And right alongside that, your licenses, bonding info, and insurance. In Rusk County, a lot of jobs come down to who's properly licensed and insured. Having that on your site answers the question before anyone has to ask it.

A Bid Request Form That Works

Phone calls are fine. But a lot of people — property managers, GCs, folks planning a build six months out — want to send you project details on their own time. A contact form built for construction bids lets them describe the job, attach files if they need to, and hit send.

You get the inquiry in your inbox. No DMs to check, no voicemails to dig through. It's not fancy. It just keeps work from slipping through the cracks, which is what a website should do for a construction company operating around Overton and the surrounding area.

What This Costs

A full construction website — portfolio, services, bid form, mobile-friendly — starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want local SEO built in so people searching for contractors near Overton or in East Texas actually find you, that's starting at $3,500 and takes one to two weeks.

Hosting runs $50 a month. No annual contracts you can't get out of. And if you need a logo before the site goes up, that's $500 and a couple weeks of turnaround. Straightforward pricing because the work is straightforward.