Website Design for Construction Companies in Târgu Jiu
Since the February 2023 earthquakes, the conversation about a new house in Târgu Jiu often starts with a different question. Besides what it costs and when it will be ready, people want to know what can't be seen: how much steel is in the tie-columns, how the ring beams are tied in, what the slab rests on, who signed the structural calculations. Families who found cracks in their walls or a fallen chimney in the yard back then have become far more careful clients.
These questions aren't asked at the office. They're asked on site, to the foreman, between two barrows of concrete. The websites MPO Web Studio makes for builders in Târgu Jiu answer them before the first visit, and we send you the mock-up free of charge, as a link.
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- 1We build you a free demo of your site
- 2You tell us what to change
- 3You pay only if you love it
Since February 2023, people in Târgu Jiu want to know what's inside the walls
The February 2023 earthquakes left houses in Gorj County with cracks and fallen chimneys, and for anyone starting to build now this has turned into a very concrete concern: the structure. People want to know how the tie-columns are placed, how closely the stirrups are spaced, whether the slab is cast in one piece, who signed the structural design. The bad news is that, at the end, none of this is visible any more: it all disappears under plaster, screed and tiles. A firm that kept images from the structural stage and can explain them in terms someone without an engineering degree understands has an argument that firms showing only finished façades don't have. In Târgu Jiu, that argument now weighs more than the colour of the façade.
A crack in the wall: a job for a plasterer or for an engineer
Alongside the new houses, Târgu Jiu and the villages around it were left with a different kind of work: cracked walls, chimneys to rebuild, gables coming loose, old houses their owners no longer trust to live in without a check. The owner can't read a crack. He doesn't know whether a plasterer can cover it in a day or whether a certified technical expert has to be called before anyone touches the wall. A firm that says plainly what it does itself, when it stops and calls in the specialist, and what a strengthening job based on a proper design looks like, spares him his biggest fear: paying for a cosmetic fix over a problem that stays there, hidden under paint.
The technical book of the house, shown before the contract
When a new house is handed over, the owner receives the building's technical book: the design, the reports on concealed works and those from the critical stages, the material certificates. Most people only see it then and never open it again. Since February 2023, in Târgu Jiu it can be your best argument, on one condition: it has to reach the client before the signature, not at the end. In the mock-up we make for you free of charge, one of your houses gets its own page: what the file you hand over contains, with a sample page from which we've removed the name and address, and next to each document, the photo of the moment it records — the reinforcement of the tie columns before pouring, the slab formwork, the ring beam tied. Someone who had a chimney fall into the yard sees what he'll get in his hands, not just what he's promised. We start from the demo site at /demo/constructii. Payment starts from 290 €, delivery takes a few days, a single round of revisions is included, and from the day of handover you have a 7-day warranty.
Frequently asked questions
I have images of the reinforcement and formwork from every house. Isn't that too technical for an ordinary client?+
Not if each comes with a sentence in his language. Under an image of the tied tie-columns we write what they are and what they're for, without calculations or quoted standards. The owner doesn't need to become an engineer; he just needs to see that you hide nothing of what is about to disappear under plaster. And one image with the steel in plain view says more than three paragraphs about being serious.
I also repair houses cracked by the earthquake. Do I put them on the website, or will that scare people?+
You put them on, with care for the tone. We don't show disasters but solved jobs: the cracked wall, the intervention, the restored wall. We state clearly where you worked from an engineer's design and where it was only a surface repair. Someone with a damaged house is looking precisely for a firm that doesn't mix up the two.
Owners want to be there when the slab is poured. Can I write on the website that I invite them?+
Yes, and it's worth saying. We list on the site the moments when the owner is welcome — the reinforcement check before pouring, the pouring of the foundation and of the slab — and briefly explain what he sees then. Reinforcement checked and recorded before it vanishes into concrete is exactly the proof someone who lived through the 2023 earthquake is looking for.
Some people want to buy an old house and call me to see it first. Can I put that service on the website?+
Yes, as an assessment visit, called exactly that. We write what you check — cracks, roof, damp, services — and say clearly that it doesn't replace a technical assessment, which is done by a certified expert. For someone buying a house in Târgu Jiu after 2023, such a visit can be the first contact with the firm that later does the renovation.
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