Website Design for General Contractors in Tacoma: The Tru Lee Story
Our website design for general contractors in Tacoma helps construction companies explain their services, show real project work, and give customers a clear way to inquire.
For Tru Lee Construction, Evergreen Web Solutions built that foundation from the beginning. The company had no website, and owner Chad had project photos we could use to show the work.
The Starting Point
Without a website, Tru Lee lacked a dedicated place where a prospect could review its services and project examples before contacting the company. The project was to build that useful starting point, using real business information and Chad's own photos.
We did not need to invent a portfolio or ask the owner to deliver finished marketing copy. We used the available material to write and organize the site around the business.
What Evergreen Built
We wrote original copy, organized project photography into a gallery, and added clear call and form options. The website gave prospective customers a way to understand the services and begin an inquiry.
The gallery did more than fill space. It gave Chad's work a consistent place to be reviewed alongside the service information. Call and email inquiry paths made the next step clear.
What the Owner Reported After Launch
The website launched in December 2025. Chad reported four jobs within weeks of launch. Those jobs were reported before the later expansion into additional service and city pages.
That distinction matters: the early report should not be attributed to pages added afterward. The number is owner-reported and describes one contractor's experience. It is not a guarantee, a forecast, or a claim that every part of the outcome can be independently attributed to the website alone.
Why This Example Is Useful for Another Contractor
You may already have the raw material for a stronger website: photos, a clear service list, and knowledge of what customers ask. Evergreen's role is to organize it, write the copy, and build a useful route from interest to inquiry.
Your business may need different pages, proof, or priorities. We would review your services, existing website, and goals before proposing the scope. A Tacoma-focused page also does not mean Evergreen has a Tacoma office; we are based in Chelan and work with contractors remotely.
The Current Website Offer
The current six-page website is $2,000, including original copywriting, design, a project gallery, email forms, basic SEO setup, and two revision rounds. A $500 deposit starts the project, with $1,500 due at launch. Hosting and management is $75/month, including up to two hours of minor edits monthly.
The six pages are Home, Services, Service Area, About, Project Gallery, and Contact. Additional service and city pages are quoted separately. These are Evergreen's current offer details, not a statement about Tru Lee's original invoice.
Plan the Next Stage Around the Business
For the broader approach, see website design for general contractors. If the website already explains your work, SEO for general contractors can assess relevant search opportunities. The general contractor marketing overview explains how the services fit together.
What This Project Shows About a First Website
The useful starting point was the material Tru Lee already had: knowledge of the services, project photos, and a way for customers to contact the company. Evergreen turned that information into a website customers could review.
A gallery gives the photos a place to live, but descriptions supply the context. Clear service information helps a prospective client decide whether the company fits the work. Phone and form options make the next step available.
Keep the Early Outcome Separate From Later Work
The reported four jobs relate to the period within weeks of the December 2025 launch. Later service and city page additions are separate from that early report.
We do not have a basis to attribute every job to one page or predict what another contractor will receive. The case study explains what was built and what the owner reported, with those limits kept visible.
Apply the Process to Your Own Project Material
For a Tacoma contractor considering a first website or redesign, start with the services you actually offer and examples that represent the work you want next. Explain your role in each project and the coverage that makes sense for your company.
We can use that material to develop a free preview. The current package and any additional pages are agreed separately; this case study is not a promise of the same results.
Start With Your Own Project Material
Send your business details, current website if you have one, and a few examples of your work. A free preview lets you review a proposed direction before committing.