Construction company names
Names for a new construction company, each with its .com unregistered. The price includes registering it for you for the first year.
A construction company name appears on bids, site signs and vans, and it should sound dependable. Choose one that is easy to say and spell, and that would still fit if you move from one trade into general contracting or remodeling.
Before you commit
Search the name with your area on maps and contractor directories, and look for builders nearby with similar names.
Check your local business registry and the trademark database in your market. An unregistered .com does not mean the business name is legally clear to use.
If your trade needs a licence where you work, check whether the licensing body has rules about the business name you register.
Picture the name on a site sign and the side of a van before you decide.
Buying here includes registering the .com in your name for the first year and moving it to your own registrar account. You can also register the name yourself at any registrar.
- beamandanvil.com — $49. Reads "beam and anvil," a name for a construction or metal fabrication business. It also fits a timber and ironwork shop.
- beamandtrowel.com — $49. Pairs "beam" with "trowel," the frame and the finish. It suits a builder who does both structure and masonry, or a remodeling company.
- beamworthy.com — $49. Joins "beam" and "worthy," a name for a builder or a structural carpentry business. It also fits a home inspection service.
- girderandstone.com — $49. Joins "girder" and "stone," a solid name for a commercial builder or a masonry contractor. It also fits a structural repair company.
- girdercrest.com — $49. Pairs "girder" and "crest," a name for a commercial construction or steel erection company. It also suits a welding business.
- hammerandbeam.com — $49. Reads "hammer and beam," a name for a construction or framing company. It also fits a carpentry or timber-frame business.
- hammerandridge.com — $49. Reads "hammer and ridge," a name for a framing, roofing or general construction company. It also fits a remodeling contractor.
- oakandgirder.com — $49. Reads "oak and girder," wood and steel side by side. A name for a general contractor, a framing crew or a design-build firm.
- spanandstone.com — $49. Reads "span and stone," a name for a construction or masonry company. It also suits a builder of patios and retaining walls.
- stoutspan.com — $49. Pairs "stout" and "span," a name for a builder of decks, barns or metal buildings. It also suits a general contractor.
- sturdyridge.com — $49. Joins "sturdy" and "ridge," a name for a construction or roofing company. It also fits a home builder.
- sturdyspan.com — $49. Pairs "sturdy" and "span," a name for a construction company. It suits decks, bridges, roofs or steel buildings.