Construction company website design in Marbella that leads with the finished job.

From €1,500 for a full business site, the tier a building or renovation firm usually needs: service pages, project pages, a quote form and more than one language. A single page with your services, a gallery and a way to reach you starts at €500. Anything with a client portal, payments or a dashboard starts at €3,000. The exact fixed quote comes on the first 15-minute call and doesn't change afterwards.

The best website design for a construction company is the one that lets a homeowner find a job like theirs in two taps: each type of work on its own page, each finished project on its own page with before-and-after photos, real photographs of your own jobs, a quote form and a phone number throughout, and the facts people check before letting a crew into their house — years trading, insurance, who's on the team. It's judged by someone with a damp wall and three tabs open.

A full construction company website with service and project pages takes one to two weeks; a single-page site can be live 24-48 hours after the first call. You get the delivery date on that call, with the price, and a live preview link the next day to open on your phone between jobs. What takes time on a builder's site is the material: photos of finished jobs and the list of services.

A website builder like Wix is a fair choice if you need one page with a phone number and have a free weekend. The trade-off is control: image compression, URL structure and a second language work the way the platform's settings allow. I custom-code on Next.js — not WordPress, not Wix, not a page builder — so those are decided in the code, site by site. A single-page site from me starts at €500.

Yes — a business site from €1,500 includes more than one language, each with its own URLs, page titles and text instead of a translation widget. Google can show the English page to a homeowner searching in English, who then reads the project descriptions and fills in the quote form in English; the Spanish version works the same way. Prisma Clinic, a dental clinic in Marbella, runs in Spanish, English and Swedish, and Nøva Marbella, a property portal, in English, Swedish, Dutch and German.

With a page per project, not one endless gallery. Each page carries the before and after of the same room, a set of photos and a few lines on what was done; the before-and-after can be a slider the visitor drags. This is what I'm building now for a home-renovation company on the Costa del Sol, with galleries and video. Each project page gets its own title, share image and sitemap entry, so a finished kitchen is a page Google can show on its own.

Your site will be built to be found for those searches, but nobody can promise where it will rank. The groundwork is mine: a page per service, titles naming the service and the town, contractor structured data, a sitemap, and Search Console connected from day one. That groundwork can be measured: five client sites I built score 100/100 for SEO in Google's Lighthouse test (Google PageSpeed Insights, 2 October 2026). The map results lean on your Google Business Profile and reviews, which a website can't supply.

The quote covers the build, with domain setup, analytics and WhatsApp wired at launch, and it doesn't change afterwards. The domain, the code and the data sit in accounts under your own name; nothing is rented from me or locked to a platform. Running costs, and whether you want further work after launch, are settled on the first 15-minute call and written into the quote. Later changes — a new service page, a new language — are quoted the same way: a short call, a fixed price, a date.