I build websites for concrete contractors that showcase your work and make it easy for the people shopping for concrete services to fill out an estimate form.
15 years running Wyatt Bicycles, ranked #1 on Google with zero ad spend.
The problem
Most concrete contractor websites could belong to anyone.
Concrete is a visual business and a big decision for the customer. People shopping for a stamped patio want to see stamped patios, and they want a clear way to get a price. Most contractor sites run on a template with stock photos, a short list of services and a contact form buried at the bottom of the page.
That was the situation at Koeppel Concrete in Manitowoc. After 23 years of quality work, their website looked like 2016 and could have belonged to any contractor in any state. It hid the work their reputation was built on.
What I build
What a concrete contractor website needs to do.
Your website has two jobs: get the phone to ring and get estimate requests in. Everything I put on it supports one of those.
A free estimate button on every screen
It sits in the header on desktop and in a fixed bar on mobile, with your phone number one tap away.
An estimate form people finish
Short steps that ask what you need to quote the job, instead of one long form built for somebody else’s industry.
Your work, sorted by project type
A filterable gallery, so someone shopping for a stamped patio sees stamped patios and not industrial slabs.
A page for every service
Each service you offer gets its own page, so you can show up when someone searches for that service in your area.
Your service area, spelled out
Content built around the counties and towns you actually work in, not a vague line about serving the region.
Job applications submitted from a phone
A good finisher can apply on his lunch break instead of stopping at the shop.
Featured project
Koeppel Concrete, Manitowoc, WI
Chad Koeppel came to me with a new logo and brand, and a website that undercut both. We rebuilt the site around the work itself. It now covers five service lines, a filterable project gallery, a six county service area and an online employment application, with the path to a free estimate on every page.
“Wyatt is very professional to deal with. I’m really happy with the new look of the website he completed for Koeppel Concrete LLC. He took my previous cookie cutter website to the next level and exceeded my expectations!”
Websites I build start at $2,500. Where yours lands depends on whether you’re rebuilding or starting from scratch, how much help you need with words and photos, how many pages you need, and which features you want, like a project gallery or online job applications.
Answer those four questions in the instant estimate and you’ll see a price range in under a minute. No email required. After we talk, you get one fixed quote.
Frequently asked questions about websites for concrete contractors.
Websites start at $2,500. The instant estimate gives you a price range in under a minute, and after our first conversation you get one fixed quote. Every site also includes the $99/month maintenance and security plan.
Not always. A rebuild usually costs less than starting from nothing, because you already have a name, a logo and photos of your work to build from. Koeppel Concrete was a rebuild.
Yes. Tell me how much help you need with the words and photos when you get your estimate, and I’ll factor it into your quote.
Search is built into every site from the start, and I ranked my own business #1 on Google with no ads. I can’t promise a specific position, no honest person can, but I build every site to compete in your market.
Yes. You own the site, the content and the domain. It’s built on WordPress, so you’re never locked into a platform you can’t leave.
Ready for a website as solid as your work?
Tell me about your business and what isn’t working with your current site. I’ll give you my honest take and the best next step.