Industrial Builders
A modern, video-led website for an industrial construction firm — structured so customers and Google can find every service, and built so the team can update it themselves.
Serious work, and a site that needed to match it.
Industrial Builders wanted a website that looked as modern and capable as the projects it delivers — and one thing above all: the ability to make changes themselves without waiting on a developer. The previous setup made simple updates a chore, buried the divisions behind generic navigation, and gave search engines little to work with when someone looked for industrial construction, engineering or baggage-handling expertise.
Experts in complex construction and critical systems.
Industrial Builders delivers infrastructure for the projects that keep North America moving: power generation, renewable energy, water and wastewater facilities, mining, pipelines and airport baggage-handling systems. The company combines engineering, fabrication and construction under one roof and serves both public and private clients across the country.
Three divisions — Construction, Engineering and Baggage Handling — each with its own capabilities, projects and buyers. The website needed to present all three clearly, look as serious as the work, and stay in the company’s own hands after launch.
The site, as it is today.
This is the live site, not a screenshot — scroll and tap around.
Modern on the surface. Structured underneath. Editable by the team.
Three goals shaped the build: a bold, video-led design that earns trust fast, a clean site structure so every division and service is easy to find, and a WordPress setup the Industrial Builders team can run day to day.
Design & site structure
A layout built for how customers and Google actually look for industrial services.
- Full-width video hero that shows the scale of the work in the first three seconds
- Modern, high-contrast design with bold typography and motion that fits a heavy-industry brand
- A Divisions hub with a dedicated page for Construction, Engineering and Baggage Handling
- Clear internal linking from the homepage to every division, project and contact path
- Headings, titles and page structure written so each service is findable in search
Built for the team to own
Change it yourselves — no developer required.
- Elementor-based pages with reusable sections the team can duplicate for new services or projects
- Global colors, fonts and buttons so every edit stays on-brand automatically
- A projects section that grows as new work is completed
- Media, forms and contact details editable from the WordPress dashboard
- A short hand-off walkthrough so updates take minutes, not tickets
What the project included.
A ground-up WordPress and Elementor build, designed to impress buyers, structured for search, and handed over ready to edit.
Modern redesign
Video-led hero, bold typography and clean layouts that match the scale of the company’s projects.
Division & service pages
Construction, Engineering and Baggage Handling each get a dedicated, findable page.
Site architecture
A navigation and linking structure that leads users and search engines to every service.
Self-service editing
Elementor templates and global styles so the team updates pages without a developer.
Projects showcase
A section built to grow as new power, water and energy projects are completed.
Performance & responsiveness
Optimized video and media so the site stays fast on desktop and mobile.
A site that looks like the company — and runs without me.
Industrial Builders now has a website that matches the caliber of its work: a video-led design that establishes credibility instantly, a structure that puts every division and service one click away for customers and search engines alike, and a WordPress build the team edits on its own. When they add a project or adjust a service, it’s done in minutes — exactly what they asked for.
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