Websites for contractors

Contractor websites that win the bid in Lebanon.

Your next client might be a family abroad building back home, a developer in Lebanon or a company in the Gulf. Show them the work, the team and the track record — and let them reach you on WhatsApp.

  • Arabic · English · French
  • WhatsApp quote requests
  • Ready for clients abroad
Aerial view of a large construction site with workers in hard hats

Construction company website design in Lebanon

7 core pages · custom-built, never a template

The job

A contractor site has three jobs.

  • Show the finished work

    Before-and-afters, finished projects and the details that show craft. Nobody hires a contractor from a list of services.

  • Earn trust from far away

    A family in Canada or the Gulf is sending money to build a home they can’t visit every week. Your track record, team and process have to reassure them.

  • Turn interest into a quote

    A quote request — or a WhatsApp message — that captures the project, location, land or plans, and timeline, so your first call is useful.

The problem

Sound familiar?

Our portfolio is a Facebook album.

Years of villas, buildings and fit-outs buried in old posts. A client can’t tell what you’ve built, how big, or how recently.

Clients abroad can’t follow the project.

Families building from overseas want to see your work, your team and how you report progress before they sign — and a phone call isn’t enough.

We compete on price because nobody sees our quality.

Without a portfolio and credentials online, every quote gets compared line by line with the cheapest contractor in the area.

What we build

Everything it needs. Nothing it doesn’t.

Projects that show the scale

Villas, residential buildings, commercial fit-outs and restorations — each with photos, size, location and timeline.

A page per service

Design-build, construction, finishing, restoration, MEP — so each search leads to the right page.

Team and credentials

Engineers, years in business, Order of Engineers and Architects memberships and past clients — the reassurance a new client looks for.

Quote requests on WhatsApp

A short form or a WhatsApp message with the project already described, so you can answer with the right questions.

Found for the work you want

Service and area pages that rank for contractor and construction searches in the regions you cover.

References clients can check

Testimonials from past clients — including families who built from abroad — and a list of the developers and companies you’ve delivered for.

The blueprint

The pages that pull their weight.

Our starting sitemap — we adjust it to how your business actually runs before anything gets designed.

  1. Home

    Your strongest project, what you build and WhatsApp — in three languages.

  2. Services

    Design-build, construction, finishing, restoration and more.

  3. Projects

    Portfolio filterable by type, with size, location and timeline.

  4. Building from abroad

    How you work with diaspora clients: updates, visits, payments.

  5. About & team

    Engineers, credentials, years in business and past clients.

  6. Regional work

    Projects and capabilities for clients in the Gulf and beyond.

  7. Request a quote

    A form plus WhatsApp that captures project, land and timeline.

Built for Lebanon

Built for how construction here actually works.

  • The diaspora builds at home

    Many private projects are funded from abroad. A clear page on how you keep overseas clients informed wins the jobs other contractors lose to distance.

  • Quoted in dollars

    Projects here are priced and paid in dollars, often in stages. The site sets that expectation plainly, so quotes start on the right footing.

  • Work across the region

    Many Lebanese contractors also build in the Gulf and Africa. A regional section shows developers there the scale you can deliver.

  • WhatsApp runs the project

    Quotes, updates and site photos all move through WhatsApp. Starting the conversation there, with the project described, saves days.

Let’s plan your company’s site — on WhatsApp.

Send us your company name and the projects you want more of. We’ll come back with what we’d build.

How it works

From first call to live.

  • A straight conversation

    You tell us how customers find you today and what a good month looks like. No brief needed, no sales deck.

  • The blueprint

    We come back with the sitemap, the approach and a timeline — before a single pixel gets designed.

  • Design, words, build

    Custom design, copy written for your customers, and a fast mobile-first build with SEO set up from day one.

  • Launch, then grow

    We launch, connect Google, and stay on for updates, fixes and the SEO that keeps it climbing.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

How much does a construction company website cost in Lebanon?
It depends on the number of projects, services and languages. We quote a fixed price after a short call, and our guide to website costs in Lebanon shows what each tier actually buys.
Can the site be in Arabic, English and French?
Yes — all three, with a one-tap switch and proper right-to-left Arabic. You add a project once and it appears in every language.
Can we add projects from the site ourselves?
Yes. Your team uploads photos and details from a phone, and the project appears in the right category — no developer needed.
How does the site help with clients abroad?
A dedicated page explains how you work with overseas clients — progress updates, visits, payment stages — alongside a portfolio detailed enough to trust from a distance.
Can we reach developers in the Gulf?
The site can carry an Arabic and English regional section with your largest projects and capabilities, and we can run Google Ads in the markets you target.
Can clients request a quote on WhatsApp?
Yes. The quote button opens WhatsApp with the project type and location already filled in, and a short form is there for anyone who prefers email.

Let’s build

Ready for a site that works as hard as you do?

Send us a WhatsApp or book a call. We’ll come back with how we’d build it — the pages, the plan, the timeline — in a straight conversation, not a sales pitch.