Do you build websites for trades as well as builders?

Yes. Builders, developers, engineers, and trades like electricians and security installers. The size of the business doesn't matter much. What matters is that your website shows the quality of your work.

Does my QBCC licence need to be on my website?

Yes. The QBCC requires your name and QBCC licence number (or your company's name and licence number) on your advertising, and websites are specifically included. So are your Facebook page, directory listings, vehicle signage and business cards. I'll make sure it's on your site where people will actually see it, not tucked away somewhere it only technically counts.

Can you build a portal for our clients or subcontractors?

Yes. A simple client area can be part of a website build. Bigger platforms with logins, roles and job tracking start from $35,000. I'll tell you honestly which one you actually need.

How much does a website for a builder cost?

Most builder websites I do start at $7,500 for a WordPress site you can edit yourself, or $10,000 for a custom build with integrations. My Brisbane website cost guide breaks down the rest.

Industry / Construction

Websites for Brisbane builders and developers

Before I built websites for a living, I spent 14 years in construction. Five on site, labouring, painting, landscaping and rendering. Four in steel detailing. Five in structural drafting. Somewhere in there I picked up a civil engineering degree too.

So I know what a builder's week looks like, and I know your website isn't what you want to be thinking about. It should just do its job: show off your work, make you look as established as you are, and bring in the right enquiries. That's what I build for builders, developers and trades in Brisbane, South East Queensland and right across Australia.

From $7,500, with 85+ on Google's PageSpeed test guaranteed.

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01 / What I hear

What builders and developers tell me about their websites

Pain 01

Your website makes you look smaller than you are

You're winning bigger jobs than your website is selling. Councils, architects and developers look you up before they ever call. If your site is slow and dated, your best work looks ordinary right when it matters most.

Pain 02

Your project photos are slowing everything down

Construction photos are huge. Done wrong, they drag every page down and people leave before the gallery even loads. I compress them, load them as people scroll and serve them properly, so the site stays fast and your work still looks sharp.

Pain 03

Nobody can find your QBCC licence

Clients want to see your licence, insurance and certifications before they trust you with a build. On most builder websites they're buried in the footer or missing altogether. I put them where people actually look.

Pain 04

Every enquiry gets typed in twice

Leads come in by email, get copied into a spreadsheet or CRM, then copied again into your project software. I connect your website to the tools you already use, so enquiries land where they need to without the double handling.

02 / What I build

What I build for construction companies

Project galleries

Your portfolio is your best salesperson. I build galleries that load fast, show the work at full quality and are organised the way clients actually browse, by project type or location.