Website Design for Construction Companies in Reșița
Reșița is the town where iron was worked for centuries and where the first locomotive in the country was built. The works left behind a town stretched along the Bârzava valley: old thick-walled houses in the districts built for workers, the blocks of flats in Govândari and Lunca Bârzavei, and higher up, towards Văliug, Crivaia and Semenic, cabins their owners only visit now and then.
For a builder here, many jobs don't start with a site visit but with a message full of photos: a trail of water down the wall of an upstairs room, an eave bent by snow, a bathroom in a flat nobody has touched in decades. The job goes to the firm that knows how to read those photos and answers them clearly. At MPO Web Studio we build websites that start right there.
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
Reșița's old houses: sound walls, problems visible from the first photo
Many houses in the older districts, built back when the works were growing, were made to last: solid brick, thick walls, cellars, timber roof frames. What they lack is what nobody fitted back then — insulation, plumbing and wiring for a modern family, a roof designed for the winters at the foot of the Semenic. So the owner comes with what he can see: a sagging eave, a downpipe eaten by rust, a floor that has dropped in one corner, a wooden step giving way. An experienced tradesman can tell from the picture whether the rust on the downpipe has reached the timber of the eave as well, whether the floor has dropped because of the joists or the ground beneath it, and whether the wood can still be saved. That is exactly the person the client is looking for, even if he couldn't put it into words.
Towards Văliug and Semenic, owners see the house only when they drive up
Further up the valley, it works the other way round. The owners of some cabins live in Reșița, in Timișoara or further away, and only find out what the winter did on their first trip up. Sometimes the news comes from a neighbour or the person who keeps the key: a photo of tiles shifted by the wind, a torn-off gutter, a stain on the timber ceiling. Up there the working season is shorter than in town, and the owner can't come for every stage. For him, the right builder is the one who asks for clear pictures, says what he sees in them and, at the end, sends pictures of the finished work back.
A website that tells clients which photos to send you
We build your website around a habit people already have: showing you the problem before they call you out. On the request page, the client finds a few lines on the photos that help you — one from a distance, so the whole façade or the whole roof is visible, one close up on the problem spot, and one from inside if something shows there too — and attaches them directly or sends them on WhatsApp. Next to your projects we place pairs of images: what the client sent and how it turned out. We make the mockup for free, with /demo/constructii as the starting point, and you go through all of it without having paid anything. Prices begin at €290, the site is ready within a few days, and it includes a single round of revisions plus 7 days of guarantee from launch.
Frequently asked questions
People send me a photo of the spot where it's leaking, but the cause is often two metres higher up. How does the site make clear that I don't just fix what I'm shown?+
With pairs from your own jobs: the photo the client sent and the place where the problem really was — a cracked tile above it, a gutter clogged with leaves, a sheet-metal joint pulled apart by snow. Next to each, one line on what you checked until you found it. On Reșița's old roofs, which have been through many hard winters, people understand from these examples why you also ask them for a photo from further away, not just the close-up.
Many of my clients in Reșița's old houses are elderly and can't manage attachments. Do I lose them if requests start on the website?+
No, as long as you leave them the usual route too. Your number stays visible on every page, and next to the request we note that a grandchild or a neighbour can send the pictures. What matters is that the problem reaches you, not who presses the button.
For the cabins at Văliug and Crivaia, the request often comes from the neighbour with the key, not from the owner. How do I handle that?+
The request page asks from the start who is writing: the owner or someone looking after the house. In the second case we also ask for the owner's details, so you send the quote straight to the person who approves it. The neighbour shows you the problem, the owner decides, and you are not left with work started without the agreement of whoever pays for it.
How much does a page where clients upload their own photos add to the total?+
It depends on how you want it and what else the site includes, so we won't pull a number out of thin air. The starting point is €290; for your version we send you the exact figure in writing, and nobody starts work until you've read it. The mockup is free, so you see the request page with photo upload working before you decide anything.
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.