The CCB number is the first click.
Oregon CCB licensed, bonded and insured, with the number in the footer of every page and spelled out on your about page. Making that check take two seconds instead of five minutes is free credibility.
Construction web design in Portland
Eight months of rain writes your service list for you.
Websites for Portland metro contractors, built around the CCB number homeowners check, rot and siding work, ADUs and century-old housing stock.
- From $2,000
- Live in 7 days
- No agency jargon
Web design for construction firms in Portland
We build websites for Portland metro construction firms: bungalow and foursquare renovators, ADU builders, siding and roofing crews fighting the wet, and general contractors across Beaverton, Lake Oswego, Hillsboro, Gresham, Tigard and Vancouver. Built around the CCB number homeowners check first and the eight wet months that generate most of the work.
How Portland hires
A CCB lookup, a wet house, and a bungalow worth saving.
Oregon tells homeowners to check a contractor with the CCB before hiring, and here a lot of them genuinely do it. Once you clear that, the question becomes whether you understand the house they bought, because most of this city was built before 1940.
Water gets in and never really leaves.
Failed siding, rotted trim and sills, soft deck framing, blocked gutters, moss on a north roof, a crawl space at ninety percent humidity. Symptom-first pages catch the search the week the homeowner notices.
Bungalows and foursquares are the stock.
Knob-and-tube, cast iron waste lines, unreinforced brick chimneys, original double-hungs and a basement nobody designed to be lived in. Show you have done ten of them and the job is basically yours.
ADUs here are mature, not novel.
Portland has been building backyard cottages and basement units for years, so the buyers are informed and their questions are specific. Vague pages get skipped. Detail wins on a $180k to $400k decision.
What gets built
Structured the way this metro searches.
A page for every suburb, and one for across the river.
Beaverton, Lake Oswego, Hillsboro, Gresham, Tigard, Tualatin, Milwaukie and Oregon City, plus Vancouver as its own page since that is a different state with a different building department.
Envelope and rot repair pages.
Siding replacement, trim and sill rot, deck framing, window flashing, gutters, roof moss and crawl space moisture. Steady demand eight months a year and very little decent local writing on it.
Old-house renovation pages with real ranges.
Whole-house at $180k to $400k, kitchens, wiring and plumbing upgrades and what a 1922 bungalow usually hides behind the plaster once the first wall comes down.
ADU pages for an informed buyer.
Detached cottages, basement conversions and garage conversions, with lot rules, utility connections, timelines and what the permit queue adds. Written for someone who has already read three other sites.
Seismic retrofit content.
Foundation bolting, cripple wall bracing, chimney removal or reinforcement, and what Cascadia risk actually means for a wood-frame house. People search it after every news cycle and find nothing useful.
Registration and credentials up front.
Your Oregon CCB number, bond, general liability, workers' comp, BBB Accredited, EPA Lead-Safe Certified for pre-1978 homes and OSHA 30 where your crew holds it.
FAQ
Portland website FAQs.
The questions construction firms in Portlandask before they hit the “get a price” button.
How prominent should our CCB number be?
Footer of every page, plus your about and contact pages with the bond and insurance beside it. Oregon homeowners are told to verify, and the firms that make it easy look like the firms with nothing to hide.
City permits can drag for months. Do we say that out loud?
Say it with numbers. Everyone here has already heard the stories from a neighbor. Being straight about review times and explaining how you keep the job moving through them makes you the credible one, not the slow one.
Is seismic retrofit worth writing about?
Yes, and almost nobody local has. Bolting, cripple walls and chimneys are a steady search with real intent behind it, and a bungalow owner who reads your retrofit page often hires you for the remodel too.
We work Vancouver as well. Same website?
Same site, its own page. It is Washington, so a different building department and Washington L and I registration rather than the CCB, and the search behaves as a separate market entirely.
How long does it take?
Seven days from the point we have your photos and details.
What does it cost?
$2,000 for the website, $3,000 with branding. Paid once. No monthly fees, and the files are yours.
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We cover the rest of the country too.
Every area page is written for that market, not the same page with the city name swapped.
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Make the CCB check the easiest part of hiring you.
$2,000 fixed price, live in seven days, and you own the site.
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