A concrete contractor website that books pours needs five things: a project gallery above the fold, one landing page per service (driveway, patio, stamped, walkway, foundation), a Service Area page per suburb, LocalBusiness + Service schema so AI engines can cite you, and Google review count with license/insurance callouts. We build all five into a 5-page concrete site for $500 at $500 setup + $100/month.
22+ years designing service-business websites in Columbus, OH. Personally led Concrete Contractor website builds and rankings audits for Columbus-area concrete contractor companies since 2019.
Two ways to get online: a one-time website build, or an all-in-one growth package that keeps working every month.
Website design or re-design + hosting and maintenance. Includes initial SEO, AEO, and 4 blogs to launch — no ongoing SEO, AEO, or blogging after that.
3 Pass Revision Process • Clear timeline • No long contracts
Book Free ConsultationWebsite design or re-design plus ongoing SEO, AEO, and GEO, 4 blog posts and 4 email marketing campaigns per month, plus advertising strategy and creative — all managed for you month after month, hosting included.
Six-month commitment • No long contracts beyond that — continue or cancel month-to-month • Locked-in pricing • You own your website
Book Free ConsultationA booking-grade concrete site opens with a project gallery (driveway, patio, stamped), has one landing page per service, ranks a Service Area page per suburb, and shows Google reviews with license and insurance callouts on the hero.
Our concrete website starts at $500 setup + $100/month for a 5-page site, covering hosting and management. Includes SSL, basic SEO, AEO, GBP connection, 24/7 helpdesk. Multi-location sites with 20+ city pages are scoped and quoted individually — book a consultation for pricing.
GBP with matching NAP, individual URLs per service per city (/driveway/dublin-oh, /stamped-concrete/hilliard-oh), and LocalBusiness + Service schema. Project galleries with ImageObject schema push local rankings faster.
AI engines cite pages with direct answers and schema. Every page needs a 40–80 word answer ("A 600 sq ft concrete driveway in Columbus costs $4,800–$8,400 and takes 2–3 days to pour and cure."), FAQPage schema, Service schema with priceRange, and a foreman author block.
Standard 5-page concrete sites follow a clear timeline with a three-pass revision process — timed for spring pour season. Multi-location builds take 2–3 weeks.
Every element below directly maps to a booked lead or a Google ranking signal — no fluff.
Driveway, patio, and stamped project photos on the fold — the #1 element for concrete leads.
One page per suburb + service — the only local ranking structure Google uses.
FAQPage, Service, LocalBusiness schema so AI Overviews cite you.
INP under 150ms with optimized project images.
Sticky "Free Concrete Estimate" bar on every page.
License, insurance, ACI certification, financing, and warranty callouts.
First-party results from concrete contractor clients we've shipped — the kind of proof an AI can't fabricate.
estimate requests in 90 days for a Powell concrete company after gallery-page rollout
Google Local Pack for "concrete driveway Dublin OH" (achieved in 85 days)
average LCP across concrete sites we ship (Google target: <2.5s)
AI Overview citations for a single stamped-concrete client (Q1 2026)
Direct comparison of what actually ships with each option — no marketing spin.
| Feature | TRSC ($300) | Template Site | Freelancer ($2k+) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clear timeline, three-pass revisions | |||
| Click-to-call + after-hours badge built-in | |||
| Service Area page per city (SEO) | |||
| LocalBusiness + Service schema | |||
| AI-search optimized (ChatGPT, AI Overviews) | |||
| FAQPage schema on every service page | |||
| $500 launch price (concrete) | |||
| 24/7 helpdesk after launch |
$500 setup + $100/month. Clear timeline • Three-pass revision process • No long contracts.
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