Project Portfolio by Market
Project pages filtered by sector, like healthcare, retail, multifamily or education, with scope and photos.
Websites built for general contractors.
Owners, developers and architects look you up before they invite you to bid. As a web design company for general contractors, we build websites that answer their questions fast: what you build, how big, where, and who has trusted you with it.
Who we work with
Commercial general contractors•
Residential general contractors•
Construction managers•
Tenant improvement and interior build-out contractors•
Public works and municipal contractors•
Commercial general contractors•
Residential general contractors•
Construction managers•
Tenant improvement and interior build-out contractors•
Public works and municipal contractors•
Built for general contractors
Why work with Hungry Ram for general contractors?
We build construction company websites around the way owners actually choose a GC: past projects, capabilities and people. Each site is designed from scratch, loads fast on a phone at the job site, and launches with SEO set up so you show up for searches in your markets. Leads from owners, subs and applicants all land in HungryHub, sorted and ready for follow-up.
By the numbers
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
Get on the bid list before you ever get a call.
A project manager vetting contractors wants to see work at their scale, in their sector, close to their site. If they can't find it in a minute or two, they move to the next name on the list.
The problem
Your project list doesn't show size, sector or location, so owners can't tell if you've built work like theirs
What we do
Project pages list square footage, sector, location and delivery method, and the portfolio can be filtered by market so owners find relevant work fast.
The problem
Licensing, bonding, insurance and safety information is missing or hard to find
What we do
A capabilities page puts licenses, bonding capacity, safety programs and certifications in one place for anyone building a bid list.
The problem
Subcontractors and suppliers have no clear way to reach you or send prequalification paperwork
What we do
Separate contact paths for owners, subcontractors and job seekers, so each request reaches the right person through HungryHub.
The problem
The site hasn't been updated since your last big project, so it looks like you've slowed down
What we do
You can add new projects, photos and team members yourself in HungryHub, so the site keeps up with your work.
Services
Everything a general contractor website needs
The pieces a general contractor website needs to win more bid invitations.
Capabilities and Prequalification
Licenses, bonding, insurance, safety and certifications presented the way owners check them.
Subcontractor and Vendor Paths
A clear place for subs to introduce themselves and send their information.
Careers Pages
Open roles and an application form, so hiring leads come through the same site.
Search Visibility by Market
Pages built for the cities and sectors you work in, so the right projects can find you.
Frequently asked questions.
What should a general contractor website include?
Projects with size, sector and location, a capabilities page with licensing, bonding and safety details, your leadership team, and separate contact paths for owners, subcontractors and job seekers.
Do general contractors need a website to win bids?
Most owners and architects look a contractor up before inviting them to bid. If your site doesn't show work at their scale, you may never hear about the project.
Can subcontractors submit their information through the site?
Yes. We can add a subcontractor or vendor form that collects trade, service area and company details, and sends each one into HungryHub.
Can we update projects on our own?
Yes. You can add projects, photos and team members in HungryHub without touching code, or send them to us and we will add them.
How much does a construction company website cost?
Custom websites start at $5,000, and most launch in 4 to 6 weeks. Care plans start at $149 a month for hosting, updates and HungryHub.
Do you handle web development as well as design for general contractors?
Yes. We design each general contractor website from scratch and build it ourselves, so it loads fast on a phone at the job site and launches with SEO set up for your markets. Leads from owners, subs and applicants land in HungryHub.
Keep exploring.
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Ready for a website that helps you win more bids?
Tell us what you build, the markets you want more of, and where your current site falls short. We'll plan a site that makes your project history easy to trust.