Mikelly Woodshop
Brand identity and a Next.js website for Mikelly Woodshop, a Fullerton custom woodworking shop building mobile bars, coffee carts, and event displays shipped nationwide.
Websites built for design-build firms.
Clients hire a design-build firm because they want one team and one contract. Your website should make that case before the first meeting, with a clear process, real finished projects and an easy way to start a conversation.
Who we work with
Residential design-build remodelers•
Commercial design-build contractors•
Kitchen and bath design-build studios•
Architect-led building firms•
Residential design-build remodelers•
Commercial design-build contractors•
Kitchen and bath design-build studios•
Architect-led building firms•
Built for design-build firms
Why work with Hungry Ram for design-build firms?
We design design-build websites that sell the model as much as the firm. That means a process page clients can follow, project pages organized by type, and a site built from scratch for your brand. Every form feeds HungryHub, the CRM included with your care plan, so a new inquiry gets an instant reply and moves through your pipeline from first call to signed contract.
Our work for design-build firms
A selection of the websites we've designed and built for design-build firms.
CK Designs Kitchen & Bath
Brand identity and a website for CK Designs Kitchen & Bath, a locally owned in-home design and remodeling company in Peachtree City, Georgia.
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10+
Years designing, developing, launching, and maintaining websites.
200+
Websites launched across real estate, construction, hospitality, healthcare, and service businesses.
7+
Industries served
Common Challenges
One team from the first sketch to the final walkthrough. Your site should say so.
Most owners and homeowners have only hired an architect and a contractor separately. They need to see how your process works, what it costs them in time and stress to do it the other way, and proof that your team has built projects like theirs.
The problem
Visitors don't understand how design-build differs from hiring an architect and a contractor
What we do
A plain-language page that walks through one contract, one point of contact and how design decisions stay tied to the budget.
The problem
The process page is a vague list of steps with no detail on budget or schedule
What we do
Each phase gets its own section, from feasibility and design through permits and construction, with what the client decides at every step.
The problem
Finished projects are mixed together, so a homeowner planning an addition has to dig
What we do
Projects are sorted by type, like additions, whole-home remodels or commercial build-outs, with photos, scope and the problem each one solved.
The problem
Contact forms ask for too little, so you spend first calls on projects that aren't a fit
What we do
Inquiry forms ask about project type, location, timing and budget range, and every lead lands in HungryHub so you can sort them before you call back.
Services
Everything a design-build firms
website needs.
What we build for design-build firms that want better-fit clients from their website.
Process Pages
Your design-build process laid out phase by phase, so clients know what happens and when.
Project Portfolios
Finished work sorted by project type, with before and after photos and the scope behind each job.
Qualifying Inquiry Forms
Forms that collect project type, budget range and timing, sent straight into your HungryHub pipeline.
Consultation Booking
Booking links synced to Google Calendar so a ready client can pick a time for a first meeting.
Local SEO for Design-Build
Service and city pages that help you show up when people search for design-build near them.
Frequently asked questions.
What should a design-build website include?
A clear explanation of how design-build works, a step-by-step process page, projects grouped by type, team bios and an inquiry form that asks enough to tell if the project is a fit.
How do I explain design-build to clients on my website?
Compare it to the traditional route in plain terms: one contract and one team instead of an architect and a contractor working separately. Then back it up with your process and finished projects.
How much does a website for a design-build firm cost?
Our custom websites start at $5,000. After launch, care plans start at $149 a month and cover hosting, updates and HungryHub, our CRM.
How long does it take to build the site?
Most projects launch in 4 to 6 weeks, depending on how many pages and project galleries the site needs.
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More construction websites
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Tell us the projects you want more of and where you work. We'll show you how the site can explain your process and bring in better-fit leads.