.CONSTRUCTION Domain Extension

Why choose a .CONSTRUCTION domain?

This word does not name a person: it names the site and the work itself. That is what separates it from .contractors, which names how you are hired, and .builders, which names the people doing the building. It also has an advantage few suffixes here can claim: it is spelled identically in French and English. For a firm working on both sides of that line, it is one address instead of two.

The main contractor

You coordinate twenty trades and answer for all of them. Clients want finished projects rather than promises, and want to know how long you have been trading.

The live site

Progress, phases, site access, neighbour restrictions. A well-kept public page settles more complaints than any notice on the hoarding.

The quotation

What is included, what is not, how variations are handled. This is where most relationships break down, and explaining it up front sets you apart.

The programme

Start dates, milestones, weather allowances. A client who understands why nothing moves in February complains a great deal less.

The team

Project managers, site foremen, years on the tools. In a trade short of labour, the site recruits as much as it sells.

What it actually changes

• It names the work, not the worker. That is what separates it from .contractors and .builders, which both name whoever carries it out.
• The word is identical in French. One address serves both language markets with nothing adapted.
• No registration restrictions. No trade licence to show the registrar — though you should display yours on the site, because clients look for it.
• It works as an email address too. tenders@harding.construction keeps pricing enquiries out of the site office inbox.