Concrete contractor website design that wins more bids
Concrete sells on photos: a fresh driveway, a stamped patio, a clean foundation pour. We build websites for concrete contractors that put your work front and center and make it easy to ask for a bid, and we show you a free mockup before you pay anything.
$0 setup. The first month is free, then from $19 a month, no contract.
Your best work is buried in a Facebook feed
Many concrete contractors have years of great work on their Facebook page: driveways, patios, stamped and decorative jobs, foundations and slabs. The problem is that a feed is a timeline, not a portfolio. Last spring's best patio is fifty posts down, and a homeowner checking you out on their phone will never scroll that far.
Bids are the other headache. A customer asks "How much for a driveway?" and you need the size, whether old concrete has to come out, access for the truck and the finish they want. Getting that over the phone, while you're on a pour, doesn't work.
A good concrete contractor website fixes both. It organizes your photos by type of job, so people can see exactly the work they want, and it collects the details you need for a bid in one simple form. It also answers the questions builders and homeowners ask before they call: where you work, whether you're insured and what you specialize in.
Built around how concrete jobs are won
Each part of the site solves a problem concrete contractors run into every week.
Your best photos are scrolled away
A Facebook feed buries last season's best jobs.
What the site does: A gallery organized by job type, such as driveways, patios, stamped and decorative, foundations and slabs, using your real photos.
Phone bids miss the details
Size, tear-out, access and finish all change the price, and they're hard to get in a quick call.
What the site does: A bid request form that asks for the project type, approximate size, timeline and photos of the site.
You can't answer with a truck on site
When the concrete is going down, the phone waits, and so does the customer, but not for long.
What the site does: On the $29 plan the customer gets an instant reply to their bid request, and you get a lead alert to check after the pour.
Contractors check you out too
Builders and property managers want to see your capacity and the kind of work you take on.
What the site does: A section for commercial and new-construction work, if you do it, describing only what you actually handle.
The same questions every time
How long before I can drive on it? Do I need to seal it? What about cracks?
What the site does: A FAQ written from your own advice on curing, sealing, cracking and scheduling around the weather.
Big jobs need proof
A driveway or foundation is a serious investment, and people want to know who they're hiring.
What the site does: Your years in business, license and insurance details and warranty, shown only if they're real, plus your Google reviews.
What goes on your concrete contractor website
Your real projects, services and credentials, organized so customers find them in seconds.
- Gallery by job typeDriveways, patios, stamped and decorative work, foundations, slabs and sidewalks.
- Bid request formProject type, approximate size, timeline and site photos, sent to your email.
- Service sectionsOnly the work you do, from flatwork to decorative finishes and repairs.
- Commercial sectionFor builders and property managers, if you take that work.
- Concrete care FAQCuring, sealing, cracks and weather, in your own words.
- Service areaThe towns and counties where you pour.
- Credentials and reviewsYears in business, license, insurance and your real Google reviews.
- Hosting, SSL and domain setupPages that load quickly on a phone, managed entirely by us.
See a sample concrete contractor website
Northpour Concrete Co. is a sample site we designed for a residential and light commercial concrete contractor: strong slate and safety-orange colors, a gallery by job type and a bid request form. Your site is designed around your own logo, photos and services.
See a sample siteWhat we need from you
Your logo, 15 to 30 photos of finished jobs (your Facebook photos are perfect), the services you offer, the area you cover, and anything you'd want customers to know before they call, like your minimum job size or how far out you're booking. We write the text, and you approve it before launch.
Keep your Facebook page, add a website
You don't have to choose. Your Facebook page is great for showing recent pours and staying in touch with past customers. Your website is where people land when they search on Google, and where a builder or homeowner can see your best work and request a bid in a minute. We link the two, so each one sends people to the other. More on that in our guide: Do I need a website if I already have a Facebook page?
How your concrete website comes together
Your Facebook photos become a proper portfolio, with no work on your side beyond sending them.
We sort your photos into a mockup
We pick your best driveways, patios and pours, organize them by job type and build a free preview around them.
You check it after a pour
Look it over when you're off the truck. Two rounds of changes are included, from photos to service wording.
We publish it and add new jobs
We connect your domain and host the site, and add photos of new jobs as part of your monthly update.
Concrete contractor website pricing.
One monthly price covers the site, hosting and updates. No setup fee, no contract.
Website
first month free, $0 setup, no contract
- Custom website for your business, up to 5 pages
- Free hosting, security (SSL) and domain connection
- Mobile-friendly, with a contact and quote form to your email
- One small update every month
- Two rounds of changes before launch
Website + basic automation
first month free, $0 setup, no contract
- Everything in Website
- Basic automation: instant reply to new enquiries, lead alerts to your phone or email, and leads saved to a Google Sheet
- Follow-up or review-request emails
- Free website chatbot
Advanced automation
quoted after a short call, also with $0 upfront
- Multi-step workflows, like follow-up sequences, review requests and booking or CRM integrations
- Automation across more than one email address, inbox or account
- Setup, testing and monitoring
Your domain is registered to you and paid by you. Additional pages and advanced automation are always priced up front, before we begin.
Concrete contractor website questions.
What does a concrete contractor website cost with Weblit Studio?
Nothing until you've seen it: we put together a free mockup using your real job photos. After launch your first month is free, then $19 a month for the website, or $29 a month with basic automation, so every bid request gets an instant reply and lands on your phone. Hosting is included, and you register the domain in your name.
Can you use the photos from my Facebook page?
Yes. With your OK, we use your real job photos from Facebook or your phone, organized by type of work. We never use stock photos to pretend to be your work.
Can customers send measurements and photos with a bid request?
Yes. The bid form asks for the project type, approximate size and timeline, and accepts photos of the site, all sent to your email.
Do builders and property managers look at contractor websites?
Many people check a contractor online before they call, whether they're a homeowner or a builder. A website with your real projects, service area and insurance details answers their first questions.
Can the site answer questions about curing, sealing and cracks?
Yes. We write a short FAQ from your own advice on when people can walk and drive on new concrete, sealing and why small cracks happen, so you answer those questions once instead of on every job.
Where is Weblit Studio based?
Weblit Studio is a remote studio based in Pakistan that builds websites for concrete contractors and other US trades. Rizwan, the founder, has worked on many projects with American companies and is your direct contact in US business hours. You see the mockup free, the first month is free, and you keep the domain in your own name.
Helpful guides
Guides for concrete contractors deciding on a website.
We also work with: Tree services · HVAC · Fence companies · Cleaning businesses · Solar installers.
See your concrete website before you pay.
Send us your business name and Facebook page, and we'll turn your real work into a free mockup. No cost unless you go ahead.