CONSTRUCTION
In construction, you’re judged before you’re invited
Before any construction company website design, it helps to understand how contractors win work. It comes in a few different ways: repeat work from main contractors, places on frameworks, tenders and plenty of word of mouth. In almost every case, someone checks you out before you get a call. A procurement manager, a quantity surveyor or a homeowner will look at your website, your accreditations and your past projects.
That’s where construction company website design earns its keep. A clear, up-to-date site with case studies, accreditations and sector experience tells them you’re established and safe to appoint. A tired one raises questions you never get the chance to answer.
We’ve worked with a surfacing contractor, an electrical contractor and groundworks firms across Staffordshire and Cheshire. The brief is usually the same: look as capable online as you are on site.
WHAT GETS IN THE WAY
Common problems for contractors
CONTRACTOR BRANDING
A brand that holds up on site and on paper
Contractor branding has to work in some tough places: a muddy hoarding, a hi-vis vest, the side of a tipper and the cover of a tender submission. We design logos and brand identities that stay clear and recognisable at every size.
From there, we carry it through everything. Vehicle livery is designed, produced and fitted locally. Site signage is installed locally. Tender documents and company profiles are laid out so they look consistent every time you submit.

THE WHOLE MIX
What we typically do for construction firms
BEFORE THE SHORTLIST
What construction company website design must answer
We research how your buyers make decisions before we recommend anything. For most contractors, the website needs to answer these questions within a minute or two:



