$6.2B
Dallas ISD bond approved 2 May 2026, the largest school bond in Texas history
Years of school work. Contractors with a clear K-12 record get shortlisted first.
Construction marketing agency for Dallas-Fort Worth contractors.
Bid-ready websites, qualification materials, project film and search for general contractors, specialty trades and design-builders across Dallas-Fort Worth.
A construction marketing agency in Dallas markets to owners with more money to spend than almost anywhere. Dallas ISD voters approved a $6.2 billion bond on 2 May 2026, the largest school bond in Texas history, with $5.9 billion for construction. DFW Airport awarded more than $940 million of Terminal C work on 6 August 2026, and TxDOT's new ten-year plan totals about $138 billion. The City of Dallas replaced its M/WBE goals with the DRIVE small-business policy for solicitations issued after 1 March 2026, with a 33% benchmark for construction. Each owner checks different things before a contractor makes the list. TERAMOK builds what they check: a projects-first website, safety and certification records, qualification packs, project film and search. TERAMOK is headquartered in Chicago and serves Dallas-Fort Worth nationally, with our own crew flying in for production. We do not have a Dallas office or a published Dallas client yet, and we will not imply otherwise. Dallas contractors usually pair this with contractor website design and published pricing.
Bid-ready websites and qualification packsDISD, City, Airport and TxDOT lanesPublished pricing
In short
What is this service?
Construction marketing in Dallas-Fort Worth
Who is it for?
General contractors, specialty trades and design-builders
What does it cover?
Dallas ISD, City of Dallas DRIVE, DFW Airport, TxDOT, private work
What does it cost?
Contractor websites from $18,000, published
Where does the team work from?
Chicago headquarters, serving Dallas nationally
Who stands behind it?
Kirill Samarits, founder and CEO, and Yiannis Deves, partner and COO, with one in-house team. Reviewed 23 September 2026.
Five Dallas owners, five sets of questions.
Pick a lane. Each shows what that owner checks before a contractor makes the list, and what the firm should publish for them.
Dallas ISD
School district bond program
$6.2 billion bond approved 2 May 2026; $5.9 billion for construction.
KERA, 2 May 2026
What this client checks
- K-12 project experience with dates and values
- Safety record
- Small business and local participation
- Schedule performance on occupied campuses
What to publish for them
- School project pages by campus type
- A qualification pack in the district's format
- Safety program summary
City of Dallas
Public works, parks and facilities
DRIVE small-business policy for solicitations after 1 March 2026; 33% construction benchmark.
City of Dallas DRIVE Policy, rev. 1 March 2026
What this client checks
- Contractor registration
- SBE certification or certified partners
- Comparable public work
- Bonding and insurance
What to publish for them
- Registration and certifications stated plainly
- Public project pages
- Team and partner list
DFW Airport
Airport capital program
More than $940 million of Terminal C work awarded 6 August 2026.
DFW Airport; Community Impact, August 2026
What this client checks
- Aviation or secure-site experience
- DBE, ACDBE or SBE status
- Office in the 13-county market area
- Safety record
What to publish for them
- Aviation and secure-site project pages
- Certification details
- North Texas office address
TxDOT and counties
Roads, bridges and drainage
TxDOT's 2027 plan: about $138 billion over ten years.
TxDOT, 26 August 2026
What this client checks
- Prequalification
- Heavy civil experience
- Equipment and capacity
- Safety
What to publish for them
- Civil project pages with scope and value
- Equipment and capacity statement
- Safety record
Private developers
Multifamily, office, industrial and mixed use
30,246 apartment units under construction in Q2 2026, and Goldman Sachs' $709 million campus topped out.
Cushman & Wakefield Q2 2026; The Dallas Morning News
What this client checks
- Building-type experience
- Delivery method
- Schedule and budget record
- References
What to publish for them
- Projects grouped by building type
- Developer references
- Progress film of current jobs
Dallas construction demand, in four numbers.
$940M+
Terminal C work awarded by DFW Airport's board on 6 August 2026
Airport work favors firms that show secure-site experience and local certification.
$138B
TxDOT's 2027 ten-year transportation plan
Heavy civil demand across Texas; prequalification and capacity decide who bids.
33%
City of Dallas DRIVE small-business benchmark for construction, against 34% for A&E
A&E34
Construction33
Small firms and their prime partners both need their certifications visible.
Sources: KERA (2 May 2026); Community Impact (August 2026); TxDOT (26 August 2026); City of Dallas DRIVE Policy (rev. 1 March 2026).
What a Dallas contractor gets.
The record owners, construction managers and homeowners read before they call.
Projects-first website
Every significant project with owner type, value range, delivery method, role and year, grouped the way owners search.
Safety and certifications
Safety program and record, SBE and HUB status, and license numbers stated where owners look for them.
Qualification packs
Statements of qualification and project sheets for public owners and construction managers, from one template.
Project film
Progress and completion films, including aerials flown with FAA authorization and the property owner's consent.
Search and AI search
Pages that rank for the trades and cities you serve, with facts assistants can quote.
Recruiting
Careers pages and film that help you staff the work you win.
Planning something like this? A 30-minute call maps your project to published prices, with no obligation.
Documented results, with dates.
Named numbers from real engagements. Some client results are held under NDA and shared during scoping.
Chicago presale flagship
48-unit residential launch
22
units reserved before groundbreaking
Pre-sold before construction was visible46%
Qualified buyer leads180
Cold calls0
Miami 44-unit development
First 28 days of performance marketing
104
leads on roughly $1,000 of ad spend
Warm buyer leads after screening41
Cost per warm lead~$24
Miami developer, first 90 days
Organic channels, one quarter
+1,925%
organic search sessions
Organic social sessions+1,433%
Sessions from AI assistants112
Client-reported pre-sale leads+40%
Chicago developer, 6-month SEO
Search authority, last 90 days
+693%
impressions in Google Search
Clicks+103%
Impressions33.1K
Every figure is documented. See the case studies
How a Dallas contractor engagement runs.
01
Lanes
Pick the owners you want: from the lanes above, what each checks and what to publish.
02
Record
Project data, safety, certifications and licenses gathered once and kept current.
03
Build
Website, qualification pack and film, shot on your jobsites by our crew.
04
Run
Search, outreach and reporting against shortlists, bids and awards.
Swipe or tap a step
“A Dallas school district, an airport and a private developer all read the same contractor website looking for different things. The site should answer each of them on the first click.”
Founder & CEO, TERAMOK
Search results with dates.
A Chicago real estate developer grew search impressions 693% and clicks 103% in 90 days with the site and search system we built. The same system is what we build for contractors. Dallas results will be added as they clear for publication.
Sources cited on this page
- KERA: Dallas ISD bond election results (2 May 2026)
- City of Dallas: DRIVE Policy (rev. 1 March 2026)
- Community Impact: DFW Airport construction updates (August 2026)
- TxDOT: $138 billion investment planned for Texas transportation (26 August 2026)
- Texas Administrative Code: 16 TAC 73.51, electrical contractor advertising
- City of Fort Worth: contractor registration
Selected clientsYperia PropertiesLoyal Group RealtyAristides Dallas ArchitectsMIA DevelopmentsMagna GraeciaAll clients →
TERAMOK is a real estate marketing agency for developers, architecture firms, and construction companies, founded in 2019 and headquartered in Chicago, with a Miami presence and campaigns in New York, Los Angeles, and Nashville. Its reference results carry dates: 22 of 48 units reserved before groundbreaking on a Chicago launch, a 693% rise in a Chicago developer's search impressions in 90 days, and 104 leads on about $1,000 of media for a 44-unit Miami project. Film and photography are produced in-house. It holds two Honorable Mentions in PR Daily's 2025 Content Marketing Awards and is led by founder & CEO Kirill Samarits and partner & COO Yiannis Deves, with published pricing, documented case studies and a dated results ledger.
Kirill Samarits has 13+ years in marketing and was named European Photographer of the Year by Nikon. The CEO of FA Architecture and Partners rated TERAMOK 4.5 out of 5 in a verified review on Clutch (July 2025).
Questions Dallas contractors ask about marketing.
Texas has no state license for general contractors; cities register them instead. The City of Dallas registration form lists $120 a year and Fort Worth charges $168.75. Trades are licensed separately: electricians by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, which requires the contractor's name and TECL license number on every advertisement and in two-inch letters on both sides of work vehicles (16 TAC 73.51).
DRIVE replaced the city's Business Inclusion and Development M/WBE goals for solicitations issued after 1 March 2026. It is a race-neutral small-business program for contracts over $100,000, with annual benchmarks of 33% for construction, 34% for architecture and engineering and 38% for professional services, and a First Look program for smaller contracts. Certified small businesses should say so on their website and in every qualification pack.
Voters approved all four propositions of a $6.2 billion bond on 2 May 2026, with Proposition A providing $5.9 billion for construction, the largest school bond in Texas history. It follows the district's $3.47 billion 2020 bond.
The airport board approved more than $940 million of Terminal C work on 6 August 2026, including an $832.2 million contract, within a capital plan the airport describes as nearly $9 billion. For its small business programs, the airport's market area covers 13 North Texas counties.
A contractor website starts at $18,000, film at $15,000 and a firm brand at $12,000, with retainers of $8,000 to $25,000 per month, all published. Production travel is scoped before contract.
TERAMOK is headquartered in Chicago and serves Dallas-Fort Worth nationally, with our own crew flying in for production. We do not have a Dallas office or a published Dallas client yet, and we will not imply otherwise.
Answer every owner on the first click: book a Dallas contractor call.
Tell us about the project. We will map the launch system to your sales timeline, align scope against published pricing, and show comparable delivery in documented case studies.
Book a strategy callOr call +1 (312) 838-1826 or email info@teramok.us. Replies within one business day.
Published pricingScoped before contract100% in-house production