Case study · Web
Website design in Jeddah,for a fire protection contractor that works across the Kingdom
Harvest FSC installs passive fire protection, firestop systems, fire curtains and fireproof coatings for contractors, developers and industrial clients across Saudi Arabia. Its buyers rarely browse: they search for a specific system or a specific city, then judge the contractor by the projects it can name. We designed and developed a WordPress website built around exactly those searches.
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The brief
What website design in Jeddah had to do for a specialist contractor
A Jeddah company selling technical systems to project teams across the Kingdom, judged on compliance and on the projects it has delivered.
Found for the system, not the brand
Contractors and developers search for “fire and smoke curtains” or “fire protection coating for steel”, not for a company name. Every service Harvest sells needed a page that answers that search on its own.
Compliance stated plainly
Fire protection is bought against Civil Defense and SASO requirements. The site had to say what each system is for and what it complies with, in language a site engineer and a procurement team both accept.
Proof in named projects
A specialist contractor is judged by the projects it can name. The site needed a page for each major project, starting with Riyadh Metro, Riyadh Airport Terminal 5 and Johns Hopkins Aramco Healthcare.
A quote one step away
Project teams want a price, not a brochure. A quote request had to be reachable from every page, with WhatsApp for the people who would rather message.
What we built
A WordPress website for Harvest FSC, structured for search
WordPress with Elementor Pro on the Hello Elementor theme, so Harvest's team can publish projects and articles without a developer.
Website design in Jeddah, built for buyers across the Kingdom
A red-and-charcoal design taken from the Harvest identity, with a first screen that says what the company does and where, and two clear actions: get a quote or explore the services.
A page for every service
Six service pages, each with its own search-ready title and description.
- Passive fire protection
- Fire and smoke curtains
- Fire protection coating for steel
- Passive fire protection for tunnels and infrastructure
- Fire proof and ventilation grilles
- Coring and concrete cutting
A page for every major project
Eight project pages, from Riyadh Metro and Riyadh Airport Terminal 5 to Johns Hopkins Aramco Healthcare in Dhahran and King Faisal Specialist Hospital in Jeddah, turn the client list into proof a buyer can check.
A blog for where the work is
A blog with articles for the places and sectors Harvest serves, from Jubail Industrial City, Makkah and Abha to airports, hotels, shopping malls and government buildings.
Built for search and for sales
How a search turns into a quote request
Search engines get a page for each service, project and topic; project teams get the answer they searched for and a way to ask for a price.
Titles and descriptions page by page
Every service, project and article carries its own title and meta description, written around what a project team searches for, such as “passive fire protection company in Saudi Arabia”.
Structured data
WebSite markup with a site search action, the company's place and postal address in Jeddah, and article markup with an author on the blog posts.
Quote forms where buyers decide
A quote request form sits on the homepage, the service pages and the project pages, a Contact us button stays in the header, and a WhatsApp chat button stays on screen wherever the visitor goes.
A blog that answers procurement
Articles such as how to choose a fire protection contractor in Saudi Arabia and fire protection during construction answer the questions buyers ask before they shortlist.
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How it ran
From keyword map to a live website
Keyword map
Every service, project, city and sector a buyer searches for, listed and given a page.
Design
The Harvest identity in red and charcoal, with the services and the named projects given the most room.
Build
WordPress and Elementor Pro, the service and project templates, quote forms, WhatsApp chat and structured data.
Grow
A blog Harvest's team publishes to, with articles for the regions and sectors it wants more work in.
FAQ
Questions about website design in Jeddah
Do you offer website design in Jeddah for a contracting company?
Yes. Harvest FSC, a passive fire protection contractor based in Jeddah, is one: we designed and developed its WordPress website around how contractors, developers and industrial clients search for its systems, with a quote request one click from every page.
How should a contractor website be structured for SEO?
Around what buyers search for. On the Harvest FSC website each service has its own page and title, each major project has its own page, articles cover the regions and sectors it serves, and the service and project pages carry a quote form, so search engines and buyers both find a specific answer fast.
Should each service have its own page on a contractor website?
Yes, when buyers search for the services separately. Harvest's six services, from fire and smoke curtains to coring and concrete cutting, each have their own page with a title and description written for that search, instead of one page trying to rank for all six.
How should a contractor website show its major projects?
As pages, not just logos. Harvest FSC has a page for each major project, such as Riyadh Metro, Riyadh Airport Terminal 5 and Johns Hopkins Aramco Healthcare, describing the scope of the work, so a consultant can check the contractor's experience before calling.
Are local landing pages for industrial cities like Jubail worth it?
For a contractor that works where its buyers are, yes. Harvest publishes pages and articles for the places it serves, such as Jubail Industrial City and Abha and the south, so a search for fire protection in that city leads to a page about that city.
How much does website design in Jeddah cost?
It depends on the number of pages and what they have to do. A contractor website of this kind, with service, project and article pages and quote forms, is priced after a first call, and you get a written plan and price within five working days.
Can you build a WordPress website for a fire protection company?
Yes. Harvest FSC's website runs on WordPress with Elementor Pro, so its team can publish new projects and articles without a developer, while the service and project layouts and the quote forms stay consistent across the site.
Should a contractor website have a quote request form and WhatsApp?
Both. On the Harvest FSC website a quote request form sits on the homepage, the service pages and the project pages, and a WhatsApp chat button stays on screen, because some buyers prefer a form and others would rather message.
What blog topics work for a fire protection contractor in Saudi Arabia?
The ones a buyer searches before choosing a contractor: how to choose a fire protection contractor in Saudi Arabia, fire protection during construction, fire protection for airports and government buildings, and concrete cutting and core drilling. Harvest's blog covers each of these.
Are you a web design company in Jeddah for B2B companies?
Yes. We have an office in Jeddah alongside Riyadh and Dammam, and our web design work includes B2B companies whose buyers are project teams and procurement departments, such as Harvest FSC and Dorar Tammam Contracting.