For Concrete & Hardscaping Contractors
Your finished work is the best marketing you own. It is just sitting on your phone.
Nobody picks a concrete contractor from a paragraph of text. They look at driveways, patios and stamped work, decide whether yours looks like what they want, and then check whether anyone nearby has had a good experience. Both of those live on your phone already.
Book a callWhat this usually looks like
- Hundreds of job photos on your phone and almost none on your site
- You pour driveways, patios, slabs, steps and stamped work, and have one Concrete page
- Builders bring you onto new construction and there is no page speaking to them
- You cover a wide radius and rank only where your yard is
- A Squarespace site that looks the same as every other contractor in the county
- A gallery organised by job type, with before and afters
- A page per service, so a stamped patio search finds a stamped patio page
- A page aimed at builders and GCs, separate from homeowners
- A page per town you actually pour in
- Estimate requests that reach you the same day
How customers actually search
Almost always a specific finish plus a place. The generic word concrete is rarely how anyone ready to spend actually searches.
- stamped concrete patio [city]
- concrete driveway cost
- concrete contractor near me
- stamped vs broom finish
- pool deck resurfacing [city]
- retaining wall installation [county]
What we would do
The pieces that fit.
Google Business Profile
$497 setup · $149/mo
Where the photos do the work. Fresh job photos uploaded regularly, every service listed, service areas per town, and reviews after each pour — Google rewards profiles that actually stay active.
See what's includedSEO Website
$2,997 setup · $349/mo
A page per finish and a page per town, with the gallery as proof. This is also how you get found by builders rather than only homeowners.
See what's includedSocial Media + Ads
$500 setup · $497/mo
Before-and-after work is some of the strongest-performing content on social, and you are already producing it. Clips from the pour turn into posts, and the posts that pull calls become the ads.
See what's includedPhotos are not optional here
Of every trade on this site, concrete and hardscaping depends most on visible proof. A page with real photos of your work in that town beats a better-written page with stock images every time. Take the photos.
Common questions.
How many service pages do we need?+
One per finish you actually want more of. Driveways, patios, stamped, slabs, steps and retaining walls are all searched separately, and one Concrete Services page competes for none of them properly.
Can we get work from builders through search?+
Yes, and most concrete contractors miss it. Builders search differently to homeowners — they want schedule reliability, capacity and whether you handle new construction. That needs its own page, and almost nobody has one.
We cover a wide area. Do we need a page per town?+
One per town you genuinely pour in and can say something real about, which usually means five to fifteen. If the page would read identically with the town name swapped, do not publish it — Google filters those as doorway pages.
Want to know where you actually stand?
Book a call and we will look at your profile, your site, and who is outranking you — then tell you which piece is worth doing first. No pitch.
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