Website for a Construction Company in Drobeta-Turnu Severin
In Severin, as locals call the town, many businesses work in buildings far older than themselves. Along the straight streets of the old centre, behind the ground-floor shop windows, there are pharmacies, agencies, offices and small workshops, and towards the Danube come warehouses and sheds. Many of these premises were once family homes, with rooms opening one into the next, timber floors and thick brick walls.
The owner who moves into a house like that isn't just looking for a good crew. He's looking for one that knows what can be asked of an old building and what can't: where a wall can be cut, what a floor can carry, where the cables can run without breaking everything open. MPO Web Studio makes websites through which a client like that finds you and understands how you work before calling.
Professional website from €290 · delivered in 3–7 days
How it works
- 1We build you a free demo of your site
- 2You tell us what to change
- 3You pay only if you love it
In central Severin, the premises are older than the business
A business today needs things an old building never planned for: cabling for computers and cameras, air conditioning in every room, an entrance without steps, a toilet for customers, an open-plan office where there used to be three small rooms. Thick brick walls, timber floors and walls that draw damp up from the base don't move to fit a plan, though. The builder an owner here is looking for isn't the one who knocks everything down and starts over, but the one who fits what the business needs into what the house allows, and knows where a wall can be cut and where it can't.
The filing cabinet on a timber floor and the shop window cut into the wall
A house in the old centre was designed for a family, not for archive shelving, safes and stock. A timber floor that carried a bedroom's furniture for decades won't necessarily carry an accountancy office with all its files, and that gets checked before the move, not after the ceiling below starts to bow. A street window can be widened, but the wall above it has to be taken onto a new lintel, and that means a design, not just an angle grinder and mortar. The owner knows none of this; all he sees is the square metres in the lease. The Severin builder who lays it out in front of him, with premises in the centre where he has already solved it, becomes the person he calls before he signs, not after.
The old plan next to the new one, for every premises handed over
On the site we design for you, every set of premises you've redone in Severin has two sketches side by side: what the house was like when you walked in — the rooms in a row, the thick walls, the old staircase — and how it turned out for the business that moved in, with the counter, the open-plan office and the customer toilet. Underneath, a few lines on what you weren't allowed to cut and how you got round the problem. The owner who has just seen a house to rent in the centre recognises his own situation and comes to the meeting with his plan in hand. The sketches can be simple, drawn by hand and photographed; we lay them out neatly on the page. We start with a free mock-up built on what you tell us about your firm, and in the meantime you can browse the construction website model at /demo/constructii. If it convinces you, the cost starts at €290, getting online takes a few days, and one round of revisions plus a 7-day warranty after launch are included. We're based in Cluj-Napoca and keep in touch on WhatsApp.
Frequently asked questions
The owner wants an open-plan office where the house has three small rooms. How do I show on the site which walls can come out?+
With a job where you did it, and with your rule written out plainly: in an old house, a wall that looks like a partition may be holding up the floor above, so before you take it out a certified structural expert looks at it. We show the new opening, the beam that took over the wall above, and two lines on how long the check took. The owner understands straight away why you don't promise him the open-plan space over the phone.
Businesses want a penalty clause for delays. Do I mention it on the site?+
You can say that you work with stage deadlines written into the contract and that you keep them, without publishing percentages. A business client reads that as a sign you're used to serious contracts. What exactly you sign stays between you and him; on the site we only write what you're prepared to commit to.
Businesses want air conditioning and cabling in every room without us breaking open the old plaster everywhere. What do I write on the site?+
You write how you've already done it: where you ran the routes — through skirting boards, under the floor, through a new plasterboard wall —, where you put the outdoor units so they don't cover the street façade, and how little of the old wall you broke into. A photo of the cable duct hidden in the skirting convinces an owner faster than the promise that you work cleanly. We only list solutions you've actually used.
At every stage the client wants papers for the accounts and diagrams of the new installations. Do I list on the site what I hand over?+
Yes, in a short, clear list: the handover record for each stage, the material certificates, the diagram of the electrical panels and cable runs, the warranty you give. For an owner, that's the difference between a crew and a firm he can call again for his next premises. We only list documents you actually hand over.
Want to see what your business's website could look like?
Message us on WhatsApp and we'll build you a free demo website with your business name on it. See it first, then decide — no strings attached.