Custom Commercial Contractor WordPress Theme
Tenant improvement portfolios, bid forms and industry pages
A restaurant owner with a signed lease and an opening date already announced doesn't have time to learn construction; the same goes for the dental group and the retail chain. They need a contractor who has finished a space like theirs and knows how to work within a landlord's rules. Foxco builds a custom commercial contractor WordPress theme with portfolios sorted by industry, a bid request form that captures square footage, lease dates and landlord requirements and pages for tenant improvements, ground-up work and after-hours renovation in occupied buildings. Your license, bonding and safety record sit where a property manager will look. The price is $999 installed and configured, which is a rounding error on most build-outs.
Spaces open on time and clients who come back.
Let's get to work.
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Built for Commercial Contractors
- 01Portfolio sorted by restaurant, medical, retail and office work
- 02Bid request form with square footage and lease dates
- 03Tenant improvement and build-out service pages
- 04After-hours and occupied-building work page
- 05License, bonding and safety block
- 06Broker and property manager referral page
What's included for $999
$999 Installed and configured
- Custom WordPress theme built for your commercial contractor
- Installed on your hosting
- Set up with your logo, colors and content
- Mobile-first pages that load fast
- Contact and inquiry forms connected
- A walkthrough so your team can edit it
Commercial Contractor theme questions
Is there a template involved?
Our commercial contractor framework is the starting point and we build it out with your brand, your projects and the industries you work in, which makes it a custom theme.
How long until we're live?
7-10 days once we have your logo, project photos and content. Rush jobs are possible depending on bandwidth.
Can brokers and property managers send repeat work through the site?
There's a referral page with its own form for brokers and managers handling multiple spaces. A private portal for ongoing projects can be added as a custom project.
Can we show projects without naming clients?
Yes. Each portfolio entry can list the industry, size and scope with photos and leave the client name off, which suits contractors working under confidentiality agreements.
That announced opening date is the pressure every tenant feels, so the theme talks about schedules first and puts photos of finished spaces right behind them. Brokers and property managers get a path of their own, since they tend to bring the next three jobs.
Portfolios sorted by industry
A restaurant owner wants to see kitchens with hoods and grease interceptors, while a dental group wants plumbing at every chair. The portfolio sorts your work into restaurants, medical and dental, retail, office and fitness, with square footage and schedule notes, so each prospect finds their kind of space quickly.
Bids that start with the lease
The bid request form asks for square footage, lease signing and opening dates, landlord work letter details and whether drawings exist yet. Foxco sets it up so that information arrives organized, which gives your estimator a head start and shows the tenant you understand how commercial deals run.
Credentials for the landlord's checklist
Landlords and property managers require proof of license, bonding and insurance before a contractor sets foot in the building. That block sits near every form, alongside a page on after-hours and occupied-building work, which matters to anyone renovating while the business next door stays open.
Build-outs finished before the grand opening.
Let's get to work.
Contact us today.
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