A curated website build designed to help prospects request estimates, consultations, or project guidance through a clearer inquiry path — with one guided Interactive Lead Experience included.
Choose a handoff build for your existing platform or a GoHighLevel system build if you need the website, inquiry forms, CRM/pipeline, and basic follow-up built together.
Many construction and home service websites collect a name, phone number, and message — but they do not guide the prospect toward the right next step.
A visitor may not know whether to request an estimate, book a consultation, ask about a repair, submit project details, or start with general guidance.
The result is often a basic contact form with limited context. This build is designed to create a clearer website foundation and a more structured inquiry path.
The Construction Inquiry Website Build is a focused website and inquiry-flow build for companies that need a professional online presence and a clearer way to handle new project inquiries.
It is built around core website pages, service and project clarity, one guided inquiry experience, and a structured email and follow-up path.
Both options include one Interactive Lead Experience. Choose based on how much platform and backend infrastructure you need.
Each build includes one Interactive Lead Experience designed around the company's inquiry path.
Instead of sending prospects straight to a basic contact form, the experience helps them clarify what type of project they are considering, where they are in the decision process, and what next step may make the most sense.
This can be used for estimate requests, consultation inquiries, project planning, remodeling inquiries, repair requests, or general project guidance.
What the experience can cover:
The name and flow are confirmed during the scope review so the experience is built around the company's actual service categories and inquiry language.
For companies that already have a platform or publishing contact.
This option is for companies that need the website and inquiry path designed and prepared, but already have someone who can publish or connect the finished build.
The build focuses on page structure, service clarity, one Project Inquiry Match™ handoff asset, and an organized inquiry email flow — delivered with handoff notes for the publishing contact or developer.
For companies that need the website and inquiry system built together.
This option is for companies that either do not have a website yet, or want the website, inquiry forms, CRM/pipeline, confirmation emails, and basic follow-up housed in one system.
GoHighLevel can be used to build website pages, hosted inquiry pages, forms, contact records, pipeline tracking, internal notifications, confirmation emails, and basic follow-up workflows.
The Project Inquiry Match™ is built directly into the inquiry path inside GHL — so when a prospect completes it, their project context and contact details can be captured, organized, and followed up with in one platform.
If your company does not have a website yet, the Inquiry Website + GHL System may be the cleaner option.
Instead of building a website in one place and trying to connect forms, CRM, and follow-up somewhere else later, the website and inquiry process can be built together inside GoHighLevel.
This does not mean every company needs GHL. If you already have a platform and publishing contact, the handoff build may be enough. The scope review helps determine which option makes more sense.
Request A Scope Review →Specific automation steps depend on build option and confirmed scope.
This is a focused website and inquiry flow build. It is not an unlimited custom website project or an ongoing marketing package.
Scope is confirmed before production begins so page count, publishing responsibility, CRM needs, and automation depth are clear upfront.
A focused website build with one Project Inquiry Match™, inquiry email copy, and handoff notes — prepared for an existing platform or publishing contact.
A website and inquiry system — with one Project Inquiry Match™ connected to the GHL pipeline — built together inside GoHighLevel.
Final pricing depends on page count, content readiness, publishing responsibility, CRM setup, automation depth, integrations, and any advanced requirements. These figures are starting points — scope is confirmed before any project begins.
A website build becomes much clearer when the inquiry path, publishing responsibility, CRM needs, and automation scope are defined first. The first step is a scope review to determine whether this should be an Inquiry Website Handoff or an Inquiry Website + GHL System.
Requests are reviewed before production so the build stays focused and responsibilities are clear.