SEO and websites for construction companies
Nobody hires a builder from a single search. Clients look for their type of project and their town, then check your past work, your licence and your reviews before they shortlist two or three. We make sure you are on that shortlist.
Searches we check for a company like yours
SampleYour check uses your own project types, your clients (homeowners, businesses or both) and the towns you build in.
Why clients don't find your company, and what we change
What we often find
A gallery of photos with no words
What we do
A page per project type (extensions, new builds, renovations, commercial fit-outs) and case studies that say what was built, where, how long it took and what the client needed.
What we often find
Homeowners and commercial clients sent to the same page
What we do
Separate sections for residential and commercial work, because a homeowner planning an extension and a property manager tendering a fit-out ask very different questions.
What we often find
Licence, insurance and memberships hard to find
What we do
Licence numbers, insurance, warranties and trade memberships shown up front, so clients can check them before they call.
What we often find
Only the head office town on Google
What we do
Pages for the towns and counties you build in, backed by real projects there, and a Google profile with your service area set properly.
What clients type when they plan a building project
Construction searches mix the project, the place and proof. Homeowners look for the job and their town, commercial clients look for capability, and both check licences, insurance and past work before they call.
Residential projects
- home extension builder near me
- house extension builders dublin
- loft conversion company manchester
- kitchen remodel contractor austin
- new build house builder cork
- basement finishing contractor near me
Commercial and design and build
- general contractor near me
- commercial construction company denver
- design and build contractor
- office fit out contractors london
- warehouse construction company
- commercial renovation contractor
Cost and permits
- how much does a house extension cost
- home addition cost
- cost per square metre to build a house ireland
- do i need planning permission for an extension
- building permit for addition
- builder quote breakdown
Licensing, insurance and trust
- licensed general contractor near me
- how to check a contractor license
- insured builders near me
- federation of master builders member
- ciri registered builder
- builder reviews dublin
A 10-point checklist for a construction company website
- A page per project typeExtensions, new builds, renovations, commercial fit-outs: each gets a page with what you do, what the project involves and recent examples. A single "Services" page can't rank for all of them.
- Case studies, not just a galleryFor each project: the type, the area, the size, how long it took, the problem you solved and the photos. Search engines and clients need the words to understand the pictures.
- Residential and commercial kept apartHomeowners want reassurance about mess, cost and timing. Commercial clients want capability, safety record and references. Each deserves its own pages.
- The towns and counties you coverName the areas you build in, with projects from each. If you only mention your head office town, you will struggle to appear anywhere else.
- Licences, insurance and warranties up frontYour licence number where your state or local rules require it in adverts, your insurance, warranty schemes and memberships (such as FMB, CIRI or NARI), with numbers clients can check. Only the ones you hold.
- How a project works, step by stepSurvey, design, planning or permits, build, handover. Explaining the process answers the questions clients ask before they commit, and shows you have done it many times.
- Cost guidance you are comfortable sharingTypical ranges or the things that drive the price, rather than nothing. People search "how much does an extension cost" long before they ask for a quote.
- An easy quote or site visit requestA short form that asks for the project type, the town, a budget range and the timing, with the phone number next to it.
- A Google profile that matchesThe right category, your service area, your main services, real project photos and recent reviews, with the same name, address and phone as your website.
- Fast, even with lots of photosLarge photo galleries often make builder sites slow on a phone. Images compressed and sized properly keep the work looking good and the pages quick.
What a typical first job looks like
For most construction companies, the first job is the Fix package on the existing site: turning a photo gallery into pages that say what you build, where and for whom.
The price is fixed and quoted in writing after the free check; the Fix package starts at $1,500.
- Pages for your main project types, with residential and commercial work kept separate
- Three to five case studies written up from your past projects
- Pages for the towns or counties where you want more work
- Licences, insurance, warranties and memberships shown with numbers clients can check
- Your Google Business Profile corrected: category, service area, services, project photos
- A short quote or site visit form, and a call button on every screen
- Technical groundwork: image compression, speed, sitemap, Search Console, structured data
Built around how you win work
You approve every word and send us project photos. We write the pages, set up your Google profile and handle the technical side. Licences, memberships and warranties are shown exactly as you hold them, and client names or addresses only appear with the client's permission.
Three ways to start
Visibility audit
$490
Every project type, every town, every competing builder, and a fix plan in order.
Fix package
from $1,500
Project and town pages, case studies, Google profile, design fixes, technical groundwork.
New website
from $4,900
A new site for your company, built to be found and to bring in project enquiries. Details
Not sure which one? Start with the free visibility check: request it here.
Questions from construction companies
How much does SEO for construction companies cost?
Our prices are fixed: a Visibility audit is $490, the Fix package starts at $1,500, a new website starts at $4,900, and Monthly care starts at $150 a month. The free check tells you which one you need, and the price is agreed in writing before any work starts.
How long does it take to see results?
Technical fixes and Google profile changes usually show within a few weeks. Rankings for searches such as "home extension builder" plus your town usually take 3 to 6 months. Nobody can guarantee a position, so we re-check the same searches and show you what moved.
Most of our work comes from tenders and referrals. Why bother with search?
Because the people who refer you, and the people who shortlist you, look you up first. Clear project pages, licences and reviews help you pass that check. And plenty of homeowners start their project with a search.
We do residential and commercial work. Can one site handle both?
Yes. Each gets its own section and pages, so a homeowner and a facilities manager each find what they need, and Google can tell which page answers which search.
Can you show our projects without giving away clients' addresses?
Yes. We describe projects by area and type, such as "rear extension in Rathmines", and only name a client or show their home with their permission.
Can you guarantee we'll rank first for "general contractor near me"?
No. Nobody controls Google's map results, and "near me" results depend on where the person searching is. We fix what holds you back and show you, search by search, what moved.
Do you work with builders outside Ireland and the UK?
Yes, with construction companies anywhere customers search in English, including the US, Canada and Australia. We check what your local rules say about licence numbers in adverts before writing.
Guides for construction companies
Which builders do clients shortlist instead of you?
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