Website design and rebuilds for a concrete company
25.7% of concrete companies in this dataset have no website at all, and the gap shows up in the numbers: median reviews are 10 for listings with a site and 2 for listings without. The site is not a brochure. It is where a homeowner who found you on the map decides whether to call you or the next name down the list.
A concrete site has to do seven things. Load in under two seconds on a phone with truck-yard signal. Put a tap-to-call number in the header. Carry a page for every service, driveways, patios, stamped, sidewalks, slabs, repair, and a page for every town you serve. Show twenty real finished jobs rather than stock photography. State prices as ranges. Say what is included, tear-out, base, thickness, reinforcement, joint spacing. And put a form on it that gets answered in minutes.
The mistake is spending $4,000 to $8,000 on a gallery with no words on it. It looks good, it ranks for nothing, and no model can read it. Plain and specific beats pretty and empty every time.