A construction company website that wins clients with expertise
Fire Protection Solutions designs fire protection for buildings for developers, contractors and design offices. The website has service descriptions with dedicated subpages, a blog about standards, calculators for designers with PDF export and an entry point to a CFD computing cloud.
What does a construction company website need?
Construction clients don’t buy because of a nice photo. A developer, general contractor or fire safety expert looks for a firm that knows the regulations, holds the right licences and answers questions before they are asked. The website has to prove that within the first few minutes.
FP Solutions does it in three ways: detailed service descriptions, content about standards and free tools for designers. This layout works for any construction firm that sells expertise – from a design office to an installation contractor.
What an investor looking for a construction industry firm will see
Four screens – from the range of services, through the details of one of them and expert content, to qualifications. All screenshots come from the live website (in Polish).
Every service described separately
Fire alarm system design, smoke control systems, CFD simulations, Fire Safety Manual, explosion risk assessment, and fire audits and reports – each service has a card on the home page, with new ones marked by a label. CFD simulations, the Fire Safety Manual, audits, reports and fire scenarios have their own subpages, so a developer who searches Google for a specific document lands right on the page about it.
A subpage that answers questions before the quote
The CFD simulations subpage explains what the service is, who it’s for, when regulations require it and what drives its cost. Clients write with a specific enquiry instead of “please send an offer”. The subpage title and description include the cities where the firm operates.
A blog about standards and regulations
Posts such as an analysis of the new PN-B-02877-4:2025-07 standard or CFD simulations for stairwell smoke control are exactly what designers and fire safety experts search for. Every article has a photo, category, date and an author with a name and title – everything Google uses to recognise expert content.
Qualifications instead of generalities
In construction, licences and education matter. The section shows the Main School of Fire Service and the Warsaw University of Technology with the completed programmes, followed by an invitation to discuss a project with two buttons: contact and calculator.
Calculators designers come back to every week
The “For designers” tab is a set of calculators for stairwell smoke control and smoke vent sizing. They run in the browser without creating an account, and the result can be downloaded as a report.
Algorithms based on standards
CNBOP-PIB W-0003:2016, PN-B-02877-4:2025 and VdS. Designers see what the calculation is based on and can cite it in their documentation.
From a quick check to the full process
Quick smoke vent sizing gives a result instantly, while the stairwell calculator guides you through five steps – from building data to air supply verification.
A downloadable report
Every calculation can be exported to PDF or DOCX. The finished report goes straight into the building’s documentation.
A tool that attracts clients
A designer who comes back to the calculator every week knows whom to call for a CFD simulation when a tougher building comes along. Three more calculators are already in the works.
A construction company website that also sells a product online
Besides design services, the firm develops CFD Cloud – the FDSRun platform for running fire simulations in the cloud. The website presents it in a dedicated section: three steps from uploading a file to downloading results, four advantages and a button leading to the platform. An engineer from another firm can become a client without a single call.
A dedicated server per job
Each simulation gets its own machine – no queues and no shared resources.
Pay per use
Stripe, BLIK and Przelewy24, invoices in the dashboard. Clients pay only for computing time.
Clients worldwide
Interface in Polish and English, servers in Europe – the service doesn’t stop at Warsaw.
The same website in the office, in the evening and on site
The theme follows the system setting, and the toggle in the menu remembers the choice. On a phone the menu collapses into an icon, with the theme toggle right next to it.
What works on a construction company website
Solutions we carry over to websites for contractors, design offices and installation firms.
A phrase for every service
Separate subpages with the document or system name and the city in the title capture the searches investors and contractors make.
Local and nationwide
Warsaw, Łódź and Grodzisk Mazowiecki in the service descriptions support local results, while the copy makes remote work clear.
Readable on site
Site managers open the website on their phones. Services, calculators and contact work on a small screen just as well as on a desktop.
Light and dark mode
The website follows the system setting, and a toggle in the menu lets visitors choose manually. The choice is remembered.
Construction company website – frequently asked questions
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A website with service subpages, a blog and a contact form is the BUSINESS PRO package from 3,500 PLN net. A simpler one-page website with up to five subpages starts from 1,980 PLN net. Calculators with report export, a client area or integrations with external systems fall under the TAILOR-MADE PROJECT package from 4,900 PLN net, quoted individually.
A separate subpage for each service (e.g. shell construction, finishing, installation design, fire safety documentation), the service area with city names, the team’s licences and education, photos or descriptions of completed buildings, and a phone number and form visible on every subpage. In B2B, a blog about regulations and standards also pays off.
Yes, if the posts answer questions clients ask before hiring – about changes in standards, required documents or costs. Such content ranks for phrases where ads are expensive and builds an expert image. On FP Solutions, the blog covers, among other things, the new PN-B-02877-4:2025-07 smoke control standard.
Yes. It can be a simple cost estimator for investors or an engineering tool for designers, like the smoke control calculators on FP Solutions with PDF and DOCX export. A calculator makes people come back to the website and get in touch before they even ask for a quote.
Through phrases combining the service and the location, e.g. “CFD simulations Warsaw” or “fire audit Łódź”. Each subpage has its own title and description for one service, the blog captures informational queries, and fast loading plus a polished mobile version help rankings.
See the website through an investor’s and a designer’s eyes
Visit fp-solutions.pl, open one of the services, switch the theme in the menu and run a smoke vent calculation. In a few minutes you’ll see how the website guides both groups of clients.
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