Make your portfolio useful to someone planning a project
Give your construction company a website that reflects the quality and scale of its work. Revamp starts with your existing URL and lets you shape a professional redesign around your projects, brand and services. Refine the layout visually or through chat, then continue with project enquiries and private client updates.
A project page should show the finished work and explain your role, the type of client and the scope you delivered. That helps a prospective client assess whether your experience fits their project.
Organize completed work so a visitor can find relevant examples. A commercial fit-out buyer and a homeowner planning an extension should not have to search through the same undifferentiated photo wall.
In Revamp, bring your project photos and notes, then ask for pages grouped by sector or service. Keep the design consistent while giving each project enough room to tell its own story.
Explain the work you want to be approached for
Distinguish the services you provide: design-and-build, new construction, refurbishment or specialist work. Explain the regions you operate in and how an enquiry progresses from the first conversation.
Add current team information and credentials that apply to your company. Use client feedback and project details you have permission to publish. Pair each service with relevant completed work so visitors can see the experience behind it.
Collect a project brief, not just a name and number
Create an enquiry flow that asks about the project type, location, intended timing and scope. Let the visitor attach plans or reference images where useful. Give them a clear explanation of what happens next.
On Grow, you can manage enquiries in a private area on your website and connect the business tools your team already uses. Give each request its plans, contact details and next action. You can also create a client area where customers sign in to find their project updates and selected documents, with access arranged for each client.
Keep the website moving as your portfolio grows
Start with the public website you already have. Import newer project information from files or connected tools, and use screenshots or design references to explain the direction you want.
Then ask for changes directly: lead with our commercial work, add a page for this completed project, or simplify the enquiry form. You can also adjust text, images and spacing visually.
Review the details before the new site replaces the old one
Share a preview with the people responsible for your projects and business development. Check project descriptions, enquiry routing, mobile galleries and important existing page addresses.
Your current website stays live until you are ready to connect the domain and publish. Grow includes SEO tools and visitor analytics inside Revamp, so you can review page issues and see how people find your portfolio after launch.
For residential renovation workflows, explore general contractor website redesign. For a new company, create your website with AI.
