Websites for UK Contractors & construction Companies

There is no single price. It depends on the number of pages, whether the design is custom or based on a template, whether you already have photos and written content, the SEO setup, hosting and upkeep, and whether you rent or own the site. We do not publish prices on this page. Book a discovery call and we will send a written quote for your project, so you know the cost before you commit.

Six things move the price most: the number of pages, custom design or template, photography and copywriting, SEO setup, hosting and upkeep, and rent versus own. Extras such as call capture or quote follow-up add to the scope. The cost table above explains each one.

Several kinds of provider do: freelancers, general web design agencies, do-it-yourself site builders and specialists. Construct Virtual is a UK agency that works only with construction and trade businesses and has served 100+ UK construction businesses. We are based in London and registered in England, company number 13806591. Whoever you choose, use the eight questions above to compare them.

A tap-to-call phone number and short enquiry form, a page for each main service, the areas you cover, project galleries with real photos, reviews you have permission to show, the accreditations and insurance you hold, your company details, fast loading on a phone and a plain description of what happens after someone gets in touch.

Yes. We start by reviewing the current site: its structure, how it looks and loads on a phone, whether each service and area has a page, and how easy it is to enquire. Then we say whether improving it or rebuilding it makes more sense, and quote for that.

It depends on the size of the site and how quickly photos, written content and approvals reach us. We do not quote a standard number of weeks. We agree a timeline in the written quote after the discovery call.

That depends on how the site is set up, and it should be agreed in writing before work starts, whoever you choose. Ask who owns the domain name, the hosting, the design and the content, and what happens if you leave. We cover ownership on the discovery call and confirm it in the written quote.

It gives you the foundations: one page per service, clear information about your areas and accreditations, fast mobile pages, and a structure that search engines and AI tools can read. Whether you appear also depends on your competition, reviews, Google Business Profile and other factors, so we do not promise rankings or recommendations. See AI SEO for trades and AI Search Visibility for the wider work.

A clear website makes it easier for the right people to contact you, with service pages, project proof and a simple enquiry route. It cannot guarantee leads, because enquiries also depend on your area, your competition, your reputation and how quickly enquiries are answered. We do not promise a number of leads.

We build SEO foundations into the websites we make, including page titles, headings, structured data and speed checks. Ongoing SEO is a separate service, described on our AI SEO for trades page. We do not guarantee rankings.

A website lets people who hear about you check you out before they ring. Many people look a business up first, so a clear site with your services, areas, photos and accreditations helps turn a recommendation into an enquiry. It cannot replace a good reputation, and we do not promise it will bring extra leads.

There is no set number. A sole trader might need a homepage, three to six service pages, a project gallery, an about page and a contact page. A multi-team firm adds area, sector and accreditation pages. Add a page only when you have something real and useful to put on it.

A template starts from a ready-made layout that is then filled with your content. A custom design is planned around your business, services and brand from the start. Custom takes more design time. A template is quicker, but looks more like other sites that use it. We explain which suits your project on the discovery call.

Real photos of your own finished work, ideally with the job type and town noted, plus a photo of the team or van if you are comfortable with it. Clear, well-lit phone photos are enough to start. Stock photos make every site look the same and give visitors nothing to check.