CARASPACE INSIGHTS / EPC + CONSTRUCTION
What should an EPC or construction company put on its website?
An EPC or construction company website should explain its actual capabilities, show relevant project experience, identify the business and make enquiries easy. Include clear service pages, permitted project case studies, accurate HSE and certification information, contact details and a downloadable company profile. Organise the content around what prospective clients need to evaluate; do not publish confidential tender material or claim credentials the company does not hold.
Which service details do buyers need?
Separate engineering, procurement and construction activities where they are genuinely offered. Explain the deliverables, sectors served and project types that fit the business. A contractor offering civil works, fabrication and industrial maintenance should describe each clearly rather than listing every possible oil-and-gas service. Provide enough detail for a buyer to judge fit without exposing sensitive methods, pricing or commercial information.
How should you present project experience?
For each permitted case study, explain the brief, your company’s role, the work completed and any result you can substantiate. Add the location and dates when appropriate and approved. Distinguish main contractor, subcontractor, supplier and consultant roles. Photographs should accurately represent the work. If client confidentiality prevents disclosure, describe the allowed scope without inventing names, values or outcomes.
What belongs in the trust and compliance section?
Identify the legal business and give accurate contact information. Caraspace displays its own CAC registration number, RC 9125437; a contractor should publish its own verified details. List relevant certifications, registrations and HSE policies with their actual scope and validity. A registration number is not a substitute for technical approval. Do not display a client logo or imply accreditation without the necessary permission or evidence.
Should the company profile be downloadable?
A current capability statement or company profile can help buyers share information internally. Keep the website’s essential service information in readable HTML as well, so people do not need to download a PDF just to understand the business. Make the document reasonably sized and clearly dated. Check that its contact details and claims match the live website and the company’s current capabilities.
What should the enquiry form ask?
Ask for enough information to route the enquiry: name, company, contact details, service required, project location and a short description. Allow the team to request sensitive specifications through an appropriate channel later. Include a working WhatsApp or telephone option if someone monitors it. Explain the next step and test delivery before launch. Avoid promising instant quotations for work that needs technical review.
Your next step
Choose one action from this guide and apply it to your own business website. For a practical review of your current site, request a free website audit. If you are planning a new site, explore the relevant Caraspace service or send us your requirements. Website projects start from ₦200,000, with the final scope and price confirmed in a written quotation.
Frequently asked questions
Does an EPC company need a different website from a general business?
Its buyers usually need more specific capability, project and compliance information. The design should support that evaluation process rather than simply add industrial imagery.
Can we show projects completed by our staff at previous employers?
Do not present them as your company’s projects. Any permitted reference should clearly state the individual’s role and previous employer, with relevant permissions.
Further reading
For search-related guidance, see Google’s documentation on SEO fundamentals and helpful content. Our service pricing and scope statements describe Caraspace’s offer as of the publication date; third-party costs depend on the provider and agreement.