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Construction Company Website Design: 11 Best Contractor Websites

Construction website design without the stock photos of hard hats: real websites from builders, general contractors and construction companies in the UK and US, each picked by hand because it is well built and makes the next step obvious. Who you are, what you build, where you work, and how to get a quote. The sites here tend to answer those on the first screen, often with a phone number in the header, reviews with a count, and a named trade body or a state licence number. Every entry has a full-page screenshot, a short note on what it does well, and a credit for whoever built it. Tags link to archives by style, platform, feature and region.

Painting of scaffolding up the front of a plain house, with a skip, a sack of sand and a small cement mixer

What stands out in these 11 construction websites

By Elliot Blackler Published

Builders lead with the licence. 6 of these 11 construction sites print a state or company licence number, several of them in the header bar before the menu, and 6 show a BBB or trade association badge beside it.

7 show a gallery of the firm's own jobs, and in several of them the photos are phone shots of gutted kitchens and crews framing a storey rather than finished-room stock. 5 print a review count, 4 carry an estimate form, and the longer forms ask for a budget band and a start date.

10 of 11 make the number a tap-to-call link; Better Builders is the exception, with no number on the page and a link to book a call instead.

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