Construction Industry Marketing
Now we have brought that playbook to the United States. American construction marketing has been stuck on brochure websites and generic ads for years. TERAMOK is changing the market by pairing European-grade brand and cinema-grade storytelling with the speed, transparency, and ROI U.S. builders expect.
“American construction marketing has been stuck on brochure sites and referral luck for a decade. The firms that document the build while it’s happening are the ones holding the portfolio that wins the next-tier contract.”
Kirill Samarits — Founder & CEO, TERAMOK
Bid decks & RFP video
Proposal films and pitch decks that move your firm from lowest-price competition to trusted-partner selection.
Project reels & site documentation
Cinema-grade capture of the build as it happens — milestones, scale, safety, and the finished result.
Contractor websites
Fast, SEO-built sites that rank for the work you do and turn owners and developers into inbound leads. From $18,000.
Paid media for builders
Meta, Google, and LinkedIn campaigns that put your firm in front of owners and developers planning projects now.
Who we work with
We partner with general contractors, design-build firms, commercial and residential developers, specialty subcontractors, and building-product suppliers across the United States, including Chicago and Miami: teams that need marketing as sharp as the work they deliver.
How do construction companies get more clients?
Construction companies win more work by proving capability before the bid conversation starts. That means a brand and website that rank for the work you do, cinema-grade video and photography of completed projects, RFP and bid-deck video that makes proposals stand out, and paid media that puts your firm in front of developers and owners who are planning projects. Referrals alone leave the pipeline to chance; a marketing system makes the next project predictable.
How do contractors win more bids?
Contractors win more bids by making the proposal impossible to ignore. A strong bid deck and project reel show the quality, safety record, and scale of past work in a way a written proposal cannot, and they let an owner or developer picture your firm delivering their project. TERAMOK produces the documentation, site reels, and bid-deck video that move a contractor from lowest-price competition to trusted-partner selection.
How much does construction marketing cost?
Construction marketing with TERAMOK is scoped to the work. Project reels, site documentation, and bid-deck video are priced per project. Ongoing marketing and lead-generation campaigns run as a monthly engagement from $8,000 to $25,000 depending on production volume and media spend, and company websites start at $18,000. Every engagement is quoted before contracts are signed, with no retainers.
When should a construction firm start marketing a project?
The best time to document a project is while it is being built. Capturing site progress, milestones, and the finished result creates the portfolio that wins the next contract, and starting brand and lead-generation work before a project wraps means the pipeline is already full when it does. Firms that wait until they need work to start marketing are always a step behind.
What should a general contractor put in a bid-deck video?
The strongest bid-deck videos show three things an owner can't get from a written proposal: the quality of comparable completed work, the safety and scale of your site operations, and the team who will actually run the project. TERAMOK produces the site footage, drone reveals, and edit that let a developer picture your firm delivering their build — which is what moves selection away from lowest price.
Written by Kirill Samarits, Founder & CEO of TERAMOK — construction and real estate marketing. Kirill's team spent years as a leading marketing partner for construction and contractor firms across Europe before bringing the same playbook — European-grade brand and cinema-grade storytelling, U.S. speed and ROI — to Chicago and Miami, across 50+ projects on two continents. Last updated July 2026.