The short verdict
- Texas is one of the biggest engineering markets in the country, and Houston alone employs tens of thousands in engineering services.
- Engineering buyers judge a firm’s rigour by its website before they ever read a proposal.
- We have done this work for engineering firms, and we work remotely with teams anywhere in the state.
01Why Texas engineering firms
Engineering is a big part of the Texas economy. The Houston metro alone had about 76,700 people working in architectural, engineering and related services in 2024, according to Federal Reserve economic data. Add Dallas, Austin and San Antonio and you have thousands of firms competing for the same contracts and the same engineers.
That competition happens on the website first. A procurement lead shortlisting firms, or an engineer deciding where to apply, will look at your site before anything else.
02What engineering sites get wrong
Many smaller firms now launch with a site generated in an afternoon, or keep one built years ago. Both tend to fail in the same places:
- Generic claims. “Innovative solutions for complex challenges” says nothing about what you design, build or certify.
- No project proof. Engineering is judged on past work. A site without clear project pages, scopes and results leaves the best evidence out.
- Hard to update. New projects, certifications and job openings pile up because nobody can add them without a developer or another round of prompting.
- Weak on mobile. Field teams and site managers check you on a phone.
03Work we have done in engineering
We have worked on websites for engineering companies, including:
- 28 Gorilla Engineering. A product development firm in Chandler, Arizona that engineers rugged products for defense and industrial work.
- 29Tech. A Chandler, Arizona manufacturer that builds and tests hardware for harsh environments and regulated markets, from prototype to low volume.
Ask us for the details of either project when you get in touch. We are happy to walk through what we changed and why.
04What we would do for your firm
- Move it to Webflow. Your current site rebuilt properly, with project pages and careers in a CMS your team can update.
- Make it move. Purposeful motion that shows how your systems or processes work, added to the site you have.
- Rebuild the whole thing. A site that reads as precise and capable as your engineering.
We start with a free verdict: you send the link, we tell you what is holding the site back and what it would take to fix.
“An engineering firm’s website is its first drawing. Buyers read the precision in it.”
05Questions people ask
Do you work with firms in Houston, Dallas and Austin?
Yes. We work remotely with teams anywhere in Texas, and across the US. Calls, reviews and handover all happen online.
Can our team add projects and job openings ourselves?
Yes. Projects, team members and jobs go into the Webflow CMS, so adding one is filling in a form.
Will moving our site hurt our search rankings?
Not if URLs, titles and content are carried over or redirected properly. We plan that before anything changes.
How do we start?
Send us the link. You get the verdict first, before you commit to anything.
06Other states we work with
- Arizona. Engineering, hardware and defense companies, with work for 28 Gorilla Engineering, 29Tech and Overland AI.
- California. Startups, venture and film studios, with work for Pave, Auxia, Dorm Room Fund and Diagonal Media.
- Florida. Creator agencies and wood businesses, with work for Influint, Ascent and Cambium.
- Georgia. Film, video and production companies, with work for Diagonal Media.
- Massachusetts. Health companies and startups, with work for Counsel Health and IngredientAI.
- New York. Jewellery, health and creative studios, with work for Zbeer, Counsel Health, IngredientAI and Diagonal Media.
- Rhode Island. Jewellery makers and brands, with work for Zbeer.
