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Offer16
- GetConstructionWebsite homeA managed, custom-coded website for general contractors and construction firms: live in 7 days, 90+ PageSpeed, weekly updates, researched articles and Cloudflare hosting included, from one monthly fee./
- Plans and pricingThree plans for general contractors and construction firms, with a one-time build fee charged only after launch./pricing
- Everything includedEvery feature of a GetConstructionWebsite website, and which plan carries it./features
- TemplatesWebsite designs for general contractors and construction firms./templates
- Book a demoA live walk-through of the site you would get./book-a-demo
- Start your buildPick a plan and start the build with the $697 one-time build fee taken off the order until December 31, 2026./checkout
- Black Friday offer30% off the monthly fee for 3 months, November 24 to November 30, 2026, build fee included./black-friday
- Pay the build feePay an invoiced one-time $697 build fee for a GetConstructionWebsite website. One payment, nothing recurring./setup-fee
- Email preferencesChange how often GetConstructionWebsite emails you, or take an address off the list entirely./unsubscribe
- About GetConstructionWebsiteWho builds and runs GetConstructionWebsite websites for US general contractors, how we work, and what we are not./about
- ContactTalk to a person at GetConstructionWebsite about a website for your construction company. Replies within one working day./contact
- Frequently asked questionsAnswers on the offer, revisions, articles, the AI Engine, hosting and billing./faq
- BlogGuides and playbooks for general contractors and construction firms./blog
- SearchEvery page on this site in one index: services, contractor types, features, articles and policies./search
- Onboarding formThe one form to fill in after you start a plan, so the build can begin./onboarding
- Thank youWhat happens next after you get in touch./thank-you
Who we build for07
- Who it is forWebsites for every kind of general contractor./for
- A website for a residential general contractor that turns searches into scheduled estimatesA residential general contractor website earns its keep by ranking for the specific project types you bid, in the towns you actually work, and by making it obvious how to request an estimate on a phone./for/residential-general-contractors
- A website for a commercial general contractor built for tenant build-outs and ground-up workA commercial general contractor website has to prove capability to a property manager or developer comparing several bidders, and the fastest way to do that is a site organized by project type and scale rather than a single "commercial construction" page./for/commercial-general-contractors
- A website for a design-build firm that explains one contract, start to finishA design-build website has to answer the question a single-scope contractor never has to: how design and construction work together under one contract, and what that means for the client's timeline and budget certainty./for/design-build-firms
- A website for a remodeling contractor that ranks for the room, not just the word "remodel"A remodeling contractor website ranks by targeting specific rooms and project types, because a homeowner planning a kitchen remodel searches very differently from one planning a basement finish, even though both are "remodeling" to a search engine that only sees one vague page./for/remodeling-contractors
- A website for a custom home builder that sells the build process, not just finished housesA custom home builder website has to sell a process that takes months, so the site needs to show the build phases, the level of buyer involvement, and finished homes grouped by style, not just a single photo gallery./for/custom-home-builders
- A website for a specialty trade contractor that ranks for the trade, not "construction"A specialty trade contractor, whether concrete, framing, electrical rough-in or another single-scope trade, ranks by owning pages for that exact trade and the towns served, rather than competing under the broad word "construction" against every general contractor in the area./for/specialty-trade-contractors
Services12
- ServicesWebsite design, development, templates and search for general contractors and construction firms./services
- General contractor website design built around the projects you actually bidA general contractor website designed to rank for your services and towns, with an estimate form wired to your CRM. Live in 7 days./services/general-contractor-website-design
- Construction company website development, custom coded rather than assembled from pluginsCustom-coded website development for construction companies: fast pages, CRM-connected forms and managed Cloudflare hosting, from one monthly fee./services/construction-company-website-development
- Commercial construction website design organized around bid decisions, not brochuresA commercial construction website organized by project type and scale, built to win tenant build-out and ground-up bids. Live in 7 days./services/commercial-construction-website-design
- Home builder website design that sells the build process, not just finished housesA custom home builder website that shows the build process and organizes finished homes by style, lot type and size. Live in 7 days./services/home-builder-website-design
- Remodeling contractor website design built around the room, not the word "remodel"A remodeling website with a dedicated page per room type, before-and-after galleries sorted by room, and an estimate form into your CRM./services/remodeling-contractor-website-design
- Construction website templates, rebuilt around your business before they ever go liveConstruction website templates rebuilt around your services, service area and brand before launch. See the current designs or book a live demo./services/construction-website-templates
- SEO for general contractors starts with pages that deserve to rank, not with a separate SEO invoiceSEO for general contractors through service pages, location pages and researched articles, built into the site rather than sold as a separate line item./services/seo-for-general-contractors
- Construction website redesign without losing the search visibility you already earnedA construction website redesign that migrates your existing photos and rankings with 301 redirects, so you launch faster without losing search visibility./services/construction-website-redesign
- Multi-location contractor website design that gives every branch its own pageA website architecture for contractors serving several counties or running multiple branches, with a page for every location and every service crossed together./services/multi-location-contractor-website-design
- Design-build website design that explains one contract, not two separate servicesA design-build firm website that explains one contract for design and construction together, with case studies showing both phases./services/design-build-website-design
- Subcontractor website design built around your trade, not the word "construction"A website for a specialty trade or subcontractor built around your specific trade, licenses and general contractor relationships. Live in 7 days./services/subcontractor-website-design
Features17
- Pages that open instantlyCustom-coded pages served from the edge, 90+ PageSpeed guaranteed on every plan./features#fast-pages
- A page for every service you offerDedicated pages for framing, remodels, tenant build-outs and every scope you bid, so each one can rank./features#service-pages
- A page for every town you build inA page for each town, county or metro you serve, crossed with the services you offer there./features#location-pages
- A project gallery built to win the next bidFinished work organized by service and by scale, so a prospect can see the exact kind of job you are being asked to bid./features#project-gallery
- Enquiries routed straight into your CRMEstimate requests and contact forms drop into your CRM by direct API, Zapier or Make, with nothing to check manually./features#crm-enquiries
- The AI Engine: an AI receptionist for missed callsAn AI receptionist that answers the calls your team cannot take, takes down the project details and books the estimate visit, on Framing and Finish Out./features#ai-engine
- AI chat on your websiteA chat agent on every page that answers questions about your services and service area and books estimate visits, on Framing and Finish Out./features#website-chat
- Text message replies, with carrier registration handledAI messaging agents that reply to enquiries by text and book visits, with the A2P 10DLC carrier registration filed for you, on Framing and Finish Out./features#text-messaging-agents
- SEO, AEO and GEO, with schema on every pageTechnical and on-page SEO, answer-first content for featured snippets and AI answers, and structured data, built into every plan./features#search-visibility
- Researched articles, on a scheduleTwo to three researched articles a week depending on tier, written for homeowners and commercial buyers deciding on a contractor./features#researched-articles
- The Content EngineThree researched articles a week and the fastest launch window, included on Finish Out./features#content-engine
- Weekly detail updatesSmall, real changes every week: a finished project added, a service page sharpened, a new town page written./features#weekly-updates
- A client portal for revisions and supportRequest changes, raise tickets, send files and message the team from one place, with revisions included every month./features#client-portal
- Managed Cloudflare hostingSSL, CDN, DDoS protection and unmetered bandwidth included, with nothing itemized separately./features#managed-hosting
- Moving from your current site without losing rankingsPhotos and pages worth keeping are carried over, and every old URL is mapped with a 301 redirect before launch./features#site-migration
- Your domain and your content stay yoursOne domain included and registered in your name, and an export of your content and articles if you ever leave./features#ownership
- Compliance pages that ship with the sitePrivacy policy, terms, a cookie policy with consent that really blocks scripts, an accessibility statement, and construction-specific disclosures./features#compliance-pages
Compare11
- Compare contractor website optionsTen fair comparisons: HighLevel, WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, GoDaddy, a freelancer and an agency./compare
- GoHighLevel funnels vs a managed general contractor websiteGoHighLevel funnels or a managed contractor website? When a funnel is right, when a full site ranks better, and how the two work together./compare/gohighlevel-funnels
- GoHighLevel website builder vs a managed, custom-coded contractor websiteGoHighLevel website builder or a custom-coded managed site for your construction company? Speed, SEO structure, upkeep and how they work together./compare/gohighlevel-website-builder
- GoHighLevel AI Studio vs a done-for-you contractor website with an AI EngineGoHighLevel AI Studio or a done-for-you contractor website with an AI receptionist? What each is, who does the work, and how they fit together./compare/gohighlevel-ai-studio
- WordPress vs a managed website for your construction companyIs WordPress right for your construction company, or a managed, custom-coded site? Plugins, hosting, speed, security and who does the upkeep./compare/wordpress
- Wix vs a managed website for general contractorsWix or a managed website for your contracting business? Who builds it, how it ranks by service and town, speed, upkeep and ownership./compare/wix
- Squarespace vs a managed website for builders and general contractorsSquarespace or a managed website for a home builder or GC? Portfolio polish versus service and town pages, upkeep, speed and ownership compared./compare/squarespace
- Webflow vs a managed website for commercial and design-build contractorsWebflow or a managed website for a commercial or design-build contractor? Designer control versus done-for-you pages, upkeep, speed and cost model./compare/webflow
- GoDaddy Website Builder vs a managed website for contractorsGoDaddy website builder or a managed contractor site? A quick presence next to your domain versus a site built to win estimate requests./compare/godaddy-website-builder
- Hiring a freelancer vs a managed website for your contracting businessHire a freelance web designer for your contracting business, or use a managed website plan? Upfront cost, upkeep, availability and ownership compared./compare/freelancer
- A construction marketing agency vs a managed website planA construction marketing agency or a managed website plan? What each includes, how they are billed, and when a contractor needs one, the other or both./compare/marketing-agency
Articles07
- How to Structure a Custom Home Builder Website for a Years-Long Sales CycleA custom home build is decided over months or years. Here is how to structure a builder website around every stage, from land to warranty./blog/custom-home-builder-website-long-sales-cycle
- How to Write a Tenant Improvement Page a Property Manager Will Actually Act OnA commercial tenant improvement page has to answer scope, phasing, landlord coordination and schedule certainty before it asks for anything. Here is how to write one./blog/tenant-improvement-service-pages
- Contractor Website Speed, Judged on a Job Site Connection Instead of Office WifiYour site is fast on the office desktop and slow in a truck on the far side of a site. Here is what to measure, what causes it, and what to cut first./blog/contractor-website-speed-on-a-job-site
- The Construction Project Gallery That Wins Work Instead of Filling SpaceA project gallery wins work when every entry documents a real job by scope, location, duration and trades. Here is how to build and maintain one./blog/construction-project-gallery-that-wins-work
- Local Search for Construction Companies: The Complete SetupLocal search for a contractor runs on a correctly configured Google Business Profile, consistent business details, and town pages on your own site. Here is the setup./blog/local-search-for-construction-companies
- How a Contractor Website Turns Visitors Into Estimate and Bid RequestsWhat the estimate request form asks, where it sits on a service page, who answers and how fast, and how the request gets into a CRM instead of an inbox./blog/estimate-requests-from-a-contractor-website
- The Website Structure a General Contractor Needs to Rank by Service and by TownA general contractor website ranks by having a real page for each service crossed with each town served. Here is the structure that produces that, step by step./blog/general-contractor-website-structure-that-ranks
Company02
Legal06
- Privacy policyHow GetConstructionWebsite handles personal data./legal/privacy-policy
- Terms and conditionsThe terms for using GetConstructionWebsite and its services./legal/terms-and-conditions
- Refund policyWhen fees are refundable./legal/refund-policy
- DisclaimerWhat GetConstructionWebsite is and is not./legal/disclaimer
- Cookie policyHow cookies are used on this site./legal/cookie-policy
- Accessibility statementThe accessibility standard GetConstructionWebsite builds to, and how to report a problem./legal/accessibility-statement
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