Commercial construction

Make your website answer a pre-qualification questionnaire before it is sent

A site written for the person deciding whether to put you on a tender list — capability, sectors, scale and the documents they will ask for.

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A commercial contractor's website has a narrow, specific reader: someone assembling a shortlist who has ten minutes and several other tabs open.

They are not browsing. They are checking whether you plausibly belong on the list, and the site either supports that in ten minutes or it does not.

What that reader is checking

Four things, in roughly this order, and usually within the first two pages they open.

  • Whether you work in their sector

    Healthcare, education, industrial, retail, fit-out. Sector experience is the first filter.

  • Whether you work at their scale

    Contract value or project size, in whatever terms your company already states elsewhere.

  • Whether you cover the location

    And whether you have delivered there before.

  • Whether the paperwork is in order

    Certifications, memberships and cover — yours to state, and worth stating where they will be looked for.

Structuring by sector rather than by service

The buyer thinks in sectors. A site organised the other way makes them do the translation.

A page per sector you genuinely work in

With the projects that belong to it, not a list of every job you have done.

The demands that sector makes

Working around occupants, shutdown windows, compliance regimes — described concretely.

Named references where you have permission

A named client is worth several unnamed ones. Only where the client has agreed.

No sector you are not credible in

A sector page with one small job on it does more harm than not having the page.

Documents worth having downloadable

Every one of these gets requested by email otherwise, several times a month.

  • A capability statement, current and dated.
  • Certificates and memberships your company holds, with their expiry visible.
  • Evidence of cover, at whatever level you carry.
  • The policies you are routinely asked for — quality, environment, health and safety.
  • A project schedule the buyer can scan without opening ten pages.

Naming the people who run the work

In commercial work the team is part of the offer, and it is often the thin part of a contractor's website.

  • Contracts and project managers

    With the sectors they have worked in, because the buyer is assessing them too.

  • A direct route to a person

    A named contact for enquiries beats a general inbox at this end of the market.

  • How a job is staffed

    Who is on site, who is above them, and who the client speaks to.

Where restraint helps

Commercial buyers are unmoved by adjectives and are practised at ignoring them. What survives their reading is specific: a sector, a value, a duration, a named client, a certificate number.

So the useful discipline for this kind of site is subtraction. Every sentence that could appear on any contractor's website can go, and what is left is the part that was doing the work.

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