Construction Company Website Builder with AI
Mythex builds a construction company website from a short description: your services, the area you cover and the jobs you are proud of. You get project galleries, service pages and an inquiry form that saves leads to a database, live on a public URL the same day.
Who it's for
Builders, general contractors and renovation firms whose current site is a single page from years ago, or who rely on word of mouth and a Facebook page. It suits a firm of two people as well as one with several site teams, because the site grows by asking for more pages.
What you can build
- A projects gallery with before, during and after photos and a short story for each job
- Separate pages for extensions, loft conversions, refurbishments and new builds
- Accreditations, insurance cover and trade memberships near the top of the page
- A service area map or postcode list so out-of-range leads know early
- An inquiry form asking for budget, start date and planning status, saved to a database
- An admin list of inquiries you can mark as called, surveyed, quoted or lost
What a construction website has to prove
Someone about to spend a large sum on an extension is nervous. They want to see that you have built something like their job, that you are insured, and that you will turn up. So the strongest page on a builder's site is the project gallery, with real photos and a sentence on the problem each job solved and how long it took. Stock photos of hard hats do the opposite. Put accreditations and insurance where they are seen without scrolling, and give each service its own page so people searching for loft conversions land on the right one.
- Real project photos with timelines
- Insurance and accreditations visible early
- One page per service you want to be found for
An inquiry form that sorts your callbacks
The default contact form gives you a name and a phone number and nothing to decide with. Ask Mythex for a form that collects budget range, postcode, preferred start date and whether planning permission is already granted. Those four answers tell you which leads can start soon, which are outside your area, and which are early dreamers. Every inquiry is stored in the project's database rather than an inbox, so nothing gets lost when the phone is busy.
- Budget range and postcode
- Planning permission: granted, applied, not yet
- Preferred start month
Mistakes to avoid
Do not list every trade you could possibly do; list what you want more of. Do not hide your service area, or you will spend evenings ringing people two hours away. Do not let the gallery go stale: add each finished job as you hand it over, while the photos are on your phone. And keep the phone number tappable on mobile, because most homeowners will look at your site from their phone in the evening.
A prompt to start from
Build a website for a construction company that does extensions, loft conversions and full refurbishments within 25 miles of Bristol. Include a projects gallery with before, during and after photos and a short write-up per job, a page per service, an accreditations and insurance section, and an inquiry form that saves name, phone, postcode, budget range, start date and planning status to a database, with an admin page listing the inquiries.
Questions
What should a construction company website include?
A home page that says what you build and where, a page per service, a gallery of finished projects, your accreditations and insurance, and an inquiry form. Mythex builds all of these from one description, and you can add a blog or a second language later by asking.
Where do the inquiries go?
Into a database attached to your project, with an admin page where you read them and mark their status. You can also ask for an email to you whenever a new one arrives.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes, on Pro ($25 a month) you can connect a custom domain. On Free the site is published to a public Mythex URL.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You describe the site in plain language, see a live preview, and change things by chatting, such as moving the gallery higher or adding a page for kitchens.
Can I add new projects to the gallery myself?
Ask for an admin area where you upload photos and write a short description per project. New jobs then appear on the site without rebuilding anything.
Templates to start from
- Presentation Builder Template — Code-powered slide decks from prompts
- Approval Tracker Template — Form builder with manager review queue
- Architecture Portfolio Template — Filterable project gallery, dark mode
- Architecture Blog Template — Project galleries with category filters
Guide
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