Tenant improvement page
Written for property managers evaluating build-out bidders.
Commercial construction website design organized around bid decisions, not brochures
Commercial construction website design answers the question a property manager or developer actually asks: does this firm handle my scale of project, and that means pages organized by project type and size rather than a single "commercial construction" brochure page.
What it costs
- Plans$127 a month
- Build fee$697, after launch
- Live in7 days
- Revisions5 a month
- Domain and hostingIncluded
Pages for tenant improvements, ground-up work and renovation, separately
A property manager comparing bidders for a tenant improvement wants to see tenant improvement work, not a mixed gallery of decks and additions. Separate pages for tenant improvements, ground-up construction and commercial renovation each carry their own examples and their own vocabulary, so the right buyer finds the right proof on the first click.
Project scale shown, not implied
Square footage and timeline are shown against gallery entries where you provide them, so a developer can judge fit before the first call rather than after wasting a bid cycle on a project outside your usual range.
A visible path to request a bid
Rather than a generic contact form, a request-a-bid page explains what to submit, roughly what happens next, and routes the request into your CRM immediately, so property managers and developers working on a deadline are not left guessing whether the message was received.
What you get
Ground-up construction page
Written for developers evaluating ground-up bidders.
Commercial renovation page
Covers occupied and vacant renovation scopes separately where relevant.
Gallery with scale shown
Square footage and timeline against each project entry.
Request-a-bid page
Explains submission requirements and routes into your CRM.
Submarket pages
A page for each submarket or industrial park you build in.
Questions about commercial construction website design
Can the site separate tenant improvements from ground-up work?
Yes, as fully separate pages with their own examples, because a property manager and a developer are evaluating different capabilities.
Can project entries show square footage?
Yes, wherever you provide it. Showing scale up front helps qualify bidders before the first call rather than after.
Do you build pages for specific submarkets or industrial parks?
Yes. A page named for each area you build in helps the site compete against firms with only a head-office address listed anywhere.
Is there a way for a developer to start a bid request from the site?
Yes, through a dedicated bid-request page that explains what to submit and routes the request into your CRM immediately.
See it built for your business
A live walk-through of the site you would get, in about 30 minutes. Plans from $127 a month, the $697 build fee invoiced only after launch, domain and hosting included.
Book a demoOr email hello@getconstructionwebsite.com and a person replies within one working day.