Henderick. Built for the People Who Award Public Contracts
Henderick is a Nashville facilities solutions firm doing maintenance, renovation, and repair work for government agencies and public school districts, with ongoing work across Metro Nashville Public Schools campuses. Sitework Digital designed and built henderick.com for a buyer no residential contractor ever meets: a procurement officer checking whether a firm is licensed, bonded, cleared, and safe to put on a campus.
Figures are the client’s own, as published on their website.
What the site had to do.
Selling to a school district works in a completely different way from selling to a homeowner. The person reading the site is a facilities director or a procurement officer with a compliance checklist, and the questions they need answered come before any conversation about the work: are the crews licensed and bonded, are they OSHA certified, have they cleared background checks, and can they be on a campus while children are there.
Henderick also had to solve a staffing problem through the same site. Facilities work runs on crews and on subcontractors, and both had to be able to raise their hand without going through the same front door as a school district.
The build.
A site that answers the procurement checklist before it sells anything. The credentials sit on the homepage in plain language, the institution types Henderick serves are named outright, and the two recruiting audiences get doors of their own.
- A homepage that names the five service lines up front: interior upgrades, athletic surfaces, grading and drainage, paving and exterior maintenance, and preventive facilities management
- A credentials block covering government contract expertise, licensing and bonding, OSHA certification, background cleared crews, and 24 hour emergency response
- A list naming the institutions Henderick serves, from school districts to public works departments to procurement teams looking for a licensed general contractor
- Featured project cards for the work that proves the point, including a high school football stadium, EV charging stations at a transportation hub, and a parking lot expansion
- Separate Careers and Sub-Contractor pages, so crews and trade partners each have their own way in
- A portfolio page carrying the full project record for anyone evaluating a bid
Findable by the people it was built for.
Every service line and both recruiting paths sit at their own indexable URL, and the copy names the buyer in the words they use: facilities maintenance, public sector, school districts, procurement. Canonical tags and structured data are in place across the site.
Live, and doing its job.
- Live at henderick.com
- Seven indexable pages across services, portfolio, careers, and subcontractor intake
- Canonical tag and two structured data blocks in place, and the build renders responsively on a phone
Frequently asked.
What did Sitework Digital build for Henderick?
A facilities contractor site organized around public procurement: service lines named up front, credentials and clearances stated plainly, the institution types they serve listed outright, and separate intake for crews and subcontractors.
How is a website for a public sector contractor different?
The reader is a facilities director or procurement officer working through a compliance checklist, so licensing, bonding, OSHA certification and background clearance belong on the homepage. A residential site can lead with photography. This one leads with whether you are allowed on the property.
Does Sitework Digital build for commercial and public sector contractors?
Yes. Home builders and land developers are the core of the work, and the contractors around them, including commercial and public sector firms, are built the same way, anywhere in the United States.
Let’s build yours.
Tell us what you build and where. We read every one of these ourselves and reply with honest next steps, including a written scope with a fixed price.
Prefer to talk it through? Call (615) 915-7899 or email ryan@siteworkdigital.ai