We know general contracting
Owners and developers check your website before they put you on the bid list.
01
Proof of scale
Bigger clients want to see projects like theirs. Your site has to show size, budget range and the type of work you can run.
02
Bids and prequalification
Property managers and developers look for safety records, insurance and past clients before they invite you to bid.
03
Subs and suppliers
Good subcontractors look you up too. A professional site helps you attract reliable crews as well as clients.
04
Referrals checking you out
Architects, owners and past clients pass your name along. Your site has to back up what they told them.
What we build
Everything a general contractor website needs to win work.
A bid request button that stays put
A call and bid request button on every page, so an owner or manager can reach you when a project comes up.
Project pages that sell
Commercial, residential and facility work, each with its own page, photos and the scope you delivered.
Pages for the areas you serve
Pages for the boroughs and towns you build in, with the local projects and approvals you've handled.
Reviews where they count
Client reviews and references next to the projects they mention, so new clients see real results.
Licensed and insured, up front
Your licenses, insurance, bonding and safety record shown clearly, so you pass prequalification faster.
Leads you can track
A project form that asks for type, size and timeline, plus call tracking, so you know which pages bring in bids.
Construction work
G-Net Facility Solutions
G-Net runs large facility and construction projects, but their old site didn't show it. We rebuilt their brand and website around their capabilities and past work, so owners and managers see the scale right away.
Web design
Brand design
“MetroWeb is the best kept secret. We have seen an increase in won jobs just a month into working with Kemal.”
Next step
Want bigger projects from your website?
Book a call with Kemal. We'll look at your current site and Google profile together and tell you what we'd change first.
FAQ
Questions general contractors ask us.
General contractor websites
Do you only work with general contractors?
We only work with home service trades: plumbing, HVAC, electrical, remodeling, roofing, pest control, landscaping, architecture and general contracting.
Can you help with commercial and residential on one site?
Yes. We split the site into clear paths for each type of client, so a homeowner and a property manager each find what they need.
Do you write the copy?
Yes. We talk with you about your work, your service area and what sets you apart, then write every page.
How long does a general contractor website take?
About four weeks for a website, five to six with a new brand.
What does it cost?
Most websites land between $4,000 and $6,000, and around $8,000 with a full brand. You get a fixed quote after our first call.