About this guide: Construction Company Websites is published by Web Designer Limited, which trades as Zoib and builds websites for trades. We don’t earn commission from anyone mentioned here. This isn’t legal advice; each page links to the official source. More about us.
The essentials at a glance
- Say what you do and where you work in the first screen.
- Show real projects with your own photos.
- Limited company? Show your registered number, registered office, place of registration and limited status.
- Show genuine reviews fairly. Fake and cherry-picked reviews are banned.
- Have a privacy notice if you collect personal data, and cookie consent if you use non-essential cookies.
- Keep your Google Business Profile consistent with the website.
The guides
Pages a construction website needs
The core pages for a builder or construction company site, what goes on each, and what visitors look for first.
Company details on your website
What a limited company must show on its website, and the details sole traders and partnerships should include.
Reviews and the law
What the 2025 fake-review ban means for builders who show testimonials or review scores on their website.
Privacy and cookies
What a trade website’s privacy notice should say, and when you need a cookie consent banner.
Google Business Profile for builders
Setting up a Google Business Profile as a service-area business, and keeping it consistent with your website.
We run Zoib. Web Designer Limited, which publishes this guide, builds and hosts websites for UK businesses as Zoib. The checklists here apply whoever builds your site.
Questions people ask
Is this legal advice?
No. It’s a practical summary with links to the official guidance (GOV.UK, the ICO, the CMA and legislation.gov.uk). For your specific situation, check the source or take advice.