Structural Engineering
Cates Engineering
Structural engineering firm with decades of commercial work. Custom portfolio system with filterable project history by sector and service.
Construction Website Design · Built for Construction Firms
Construction Website Design That Belongs in Your Bid Package
Helping businesses across Virginia, Washington DC, Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania & New Jersey, and beyond!
For commercial contractors, specialty trades, and construction firms with real crews and real projects. When a GC, developer, or agency looks your firm up, your website should close the deal, not raise questions. 500+ projects and 15+ years of web design for construction firms, based in Alexandria, VA and working with firms up and down the East Coast.
- Capability statement, online and PDF
- Project portfolio with sectors and square footage
- Safety, bonding, and licensing up front
- Built to pass prequalification review
Free capabilities review · No commitment · Fast response
Trusted by construction firms, engineers & builders across the Mid-Atlantic
15+Years
500+Projects
99.9%Uptime
NoVABased & Local
What does a construction firm website cost?
Typical engagements run $8,000 to $20,000, depending on scope. What moves the number:
- The size of your project portfolio and how much history we migrate
- The number of divisions and service lines the site covers
- What your BD process needs: capability PDFs, prequal materials, careers
- How aggressively you want to compete on Google in your sectors
Every engagement gets a fixed written quote before any work starts. Firms that compete on professionalism shouldn't have a website that competes on price.
Request a Capabilities Review
Tell us about your firm and we'll come back with a clear scope and a fixed price. No obligation.
Construction firms we've built for
Commercial contractors, engineers, fabricators, and builders across the Mid-Atlantic and beyond. Click through for the full case study.
Manufacturing
The French Steel Company
Custom steel doors and windows for high-end residential and commercial projects. A portfolio-driven site that presents fabrication work at the level clients pay for.
Home Improvement & Remodeling
JMK Builders
Commercial and residential builder serving the DMV. Clean project presentation and a credibility-first structure built around completed work.
Real Estate Development
Fivesquares Development
Washington DC development firm. An institutional-grade web presence for a company that works with capital partners, agencies, and communities.
Commercial Construction & Facility Services
A.W. Smith III Enterprises
Licensed commercial general contractor serving VA, DC, MD, and WV since 1984. A full rebuild with a structured project portfolio, eight division pages, and a site the AWSE team manages themselves.
What your construction website design includes
Capability Statement, Built In
Your core competencies, differentiators, NAICS codes, bonding capacity, and past performance as a proper page and a downloadable PDF your estimators can drop into any bid package.
Past-Performance Project Database
Every project with sector, delivery method, square footage, location, and photos. Filterable, so an architect looking for healthcare experience finds it in two clicks.
Safety & Compliance Front and Center
EMR, OSHA programs, certifications, and licensing where a prequal reviewer expects to find them.
Leadership & Team Pages
The people who show up to the interview round, presented like the professionals they are.
Careers That Actually Recruit
Superintendents and estimators check your website before they accept an offer. Yours should help close them.
Managed Hosting & Support
Hosted on infrastructure we own, kept secure and current. One team, no finger-pointing.
How it works
1
Capabilities Review
We inventory your projects, divisions, certifications, and BD materials. You talk about your work; we take notes.
2
Build
We write, design, and build the site. Your team reviews at fixed checkpoints, not in endless email threads.
3
Launch & Maintain
We launch, handle hosting and updates, and keep the project database current as you win new work.
What our clients say
★★★★★
From our very first call, the RT7 team actually listened to how we run our business instead of pushing some cookie-cutter template on us. They rebuilt the whole site from the ground up, moved every one of our project photos over, and had it live faster than I thought was possible. We started getting quote requests the same week it launched.
Mike R.
General Contractor
★★★★★
Best money we've spent on marketing. Phone rings more. Simple as that.
Dave T.
Roofing Contractor
★★★★★
Our old site was EMBARRASSING and hadn't been touched in years. These guys turned it around, and now it looks like the work we actually do. Clients notice the difference right away.
Sandra K.
Kitchen & Bath Remodeler
★★★★★
I'm not a computer person and I told them that up front. They handled everything, explained what they were doing in plain English, and never once made me feel dumb about it. The site loads fast, works on my phone out at the jobsite, and the contact form comes straight to my inbox. Couldn't ask for more.
Tony M.
Masonry Contractor
★★★★★
Fast, professional, and they just get it. Highly recommend.
Rick H.
Deck & Patio Builder
★★★★★
We bid against much bigger companies all the time, and now our website makes us look every bit as established as they are. That credibility helps close deals before we even meet a client in person.
Karen B.
Design-Build Contractor
★★★★★
Showed up, did the work, done. No runaround, no excuses. Wish all my subs were like this.
Luis A.
Concrete Contractor
★★★★★
After 25 years in business we finally have a site that matches our reputation. They photographed us the way we want to be seen, organized the portfolio so people can actually find the kind of work they need, and set it up to stay fast and secure without me ever thinking about it. Best decision we made all year.
Greg P.
Custom Home Builder
Questions we hear a lot
We get our work through relationships and bid lists, not Google. Why does the website matter?
Because that's exactly when it matters. Nobody hires a construction firm cold from a search, but everyone verifies. The GC shortlisting subs, the developer comparing three bids, the agency running prequalification: they all look you up. The website's job is to confirm what your reputation already says.
How much does a construction firm website cost?
Typical engagements run $8,000 to $20,000. Where you land depends on the size of your project portfolio, the number of divisions the site covers, and what your business development process needs the site to do. Every engagement gets a fixed written quote before any work starts. No hourly billing, no surprises.
Can you migrate our existing project history?
Yes. Photos, project sheets, old brochures, whatever exists. We structure it into a proper portfolio with sectors, square footage, and delivery methods, so your past performance works as hard as your marketing.
We have multiple divisions. Can one site handle that?
Yes, and it should. One firm, one domain, with each division getting its own section and project filter. That's better for Google and better for the GC trying to figure out everything you self-perform.
Who owns the website?
You do. Files, domain, content, all of it. We host and maintain it because that's the easiest arrangement for most firms, but nothing is held hostage.
Your firm competes at a professional level. Your website should prove it.
Free capabilities review. Fixed-price quote. Websites that hold up in the bid room.