Your finished work, by job
Driveways on the driveways page, slabs on the slabs page. Your photos are placed with the job they belong to, not dumped in one gallery. Phone photos are fine and I will edit them.
Websites for concreters.
Concrete is bought with the eyes. Someone pricing a driveway wants to see driveways you have poured, in a finish they like, before they ring anyone.
I build concreting websites that put your finished work first and make it easy to ask for a price.
What a concreter website has to show.
The finishes you offer
Exposed aggregate, coloured, plain, stencilled. Customers search by finish, so each one you do is named and shown, in the words they use.
An easy way to ask for a price
The quote form goes to your phone as a text, not to an inbox you check on Sundays. Your number is one thumb away on every screen for the ones who would rather ring.
Where you pour
Your service areas are named so you are not quoting jobs an hour and a half away. On Premium, the suburbs you want work in get a page each.
A live concreter site I built
A&J Contractors
Eighteen concrete and civil services on one site, laid out so a homeowner and a site manager both find their job.
Pages I would build for a concreter.
You pick the jobs. These are the usual ones, and each gets its own page written for the customer searching for it.
- Driveways
- Shed and garage slabs
- Exposed aggregate
- Paths and patios
- House slabs
- Concrete removal and replacement
What a Premium concreter website adds.
Basic covers the four pages every concreter needs. Premium is where the site starts doing work of its own. These are the things I would build into it fora concreter.
A gallery sorted by finish
One tap shows only exposed aggregate, or only coloured, or only plain. The customer who already knows what they want sees ten of yours in that finish instead of scrolling past everything else.
A quote form that asks for the size
Rough length and width, what is there now, and a photo if they have one. You get enough in the text to give a ballpark before you drive out to measure.
Old slab, new slab
Removal and replacement jobs are shown as pairs: the cracked driveway, then the one you poured. It is the strongest thing a concreter can put on a page.
A page for each suburb you want
Written for that area, with the jobs you have photos of nearby, not the same paragraph with the suburb swapped. It is how you get found where nobody knows your name yet.
What a concreter website costs.
Fixed price in writing within 24 hours. Basic is live within a week of getting your photos, Premium within two. Every price is on the pricing page.
Basic
$990 build, once. $99 a month.
Four pages: home, services, about, contact. Nothing up front if you spread it over twelve months.
Premium
$2,490 build, once. $179 a month.
A page for each job you want more of and each suburb you want work in, with before and after galleries.
Questions concreters ask about a website.
My photos are just off my phone. Is that good enough?
Usually, yes. I edit and size them. If yours are not up to it, I will send you two photographers I would use and tell them exactly what shots I need. The build does not wait on it.
Should the site show prices?
That is your call. Some concreters show a from price per square metre and some quote every job. Tell me which and I will write the page around it.
Should I use a website builder or have one built?
A builder works if you have the time to write each page and sort through hundreds of phone photos. If you do not, send the photos to me. I pick the best, size them for phones and write about your driveways, slabs and paths around them.
I also build websites for electricians, plumbers, painters and landscapers.
Before you decide: How much does a tradie website cost? · Do I need a website if I’m on hipages? · Website or Facebook page: what does a tradie need?
Tell me what you do. I will tell you what you need.
Sometimes that is a new site. Sometimes it is a Google listing and nothing else. Either way you get a fixed price within 24 hours. Want to see it first? Ask for a free homepage mockup.