Concrete contractor website design for driveways, patios and slabs

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How it works

  1. Type your business nameWe read your Google listing for your trade, your town and your phone number. Nothing to fill in.
  2. We build the whole sitePages, words, photos and colours, ready in 10-15 minutes. Free to see - no card, nothing to sign.
  3. Keep it if you want itAsk for any change in plain English and it is made for you. If it is not for you, close the page. You owe nothing.

What is on your concrete contractor site

  • Driveways, patios, slabs, foundations, stamped and decorative work - every concrete service on its own line
  • Your phone number on every screen, one tap to call from a phone held on a job site
  • A quote form with room for the job and the size, emailed to you in seconds
  • Built to be found when someone in your county searches for a concrete driveway or a slab
  • Fast and readable on a phone, which is where a homeowner compares three concrete bids

Every service you offer, on its own line

Each one gets its own heading and its own words, so the homeowner who searched for that exact job lands on something about that exact job.

  • Concrete Driveways
  • Concrete Patios
  • Stamped Concrete
  • Foundation Pouring
  • Concrete Slabs
  • Garage Floors
  • Concrete Repair
  • Exposed Aggregate
  • Concrete Resurfacing

What homeowners actually search for

“concrete driveway cost”The driveway section talks about the pour itself - thickness, base, the tear-out of the old slab - and sits beside the quote form, so a price question arrives with a name, an address and a rough size on it.
“stamped concrete patio”Stamped and decorative work is a separate section with its own pictures, because the homeowner shopping for a patio is shopping for a look, not a slab.
“concrete slab for shed or garage”Slabs, garage floors and foundation pours are listed as their own lines, so the builder or homeowner who needs a pad finds the word pad, not a page about patios.
“cracked driveway repair or replace”Repair and resurfacing get their own lines next to replacement, so the person hoping to save the slab sees you do that too and calls before they call somebody else.
“concrete contractor near me”Your service area is written out by town and county, because a mixer truck has a radius and a wasted trip to a job outside it costs you a morning.

What a concrete contractor site has to show

  • Flatwork, foundations and decorative work as separate sections, since a driveway shopper and a builder needing footings are different callers.
  • Photos of finished pours - broom finish, exposed aggregate, stamped patterns - because concrete is judged on the surface it leaves behind.
  • A quote form with room to type the job and the rough size, so the first call already has the numbers you need.
  • Your minimum job size or your smallest repair, whichever you told us, stated plainly so small calls do not clog the phone.
  • The counties and towns you pour in, spelled out, because the truck has a range and Google matches on place names.

See a real concrete contractor website

Bedrock Concrete Co. is a working demo site Titan built for concrete contractor businesses. Open it on your phone or your computer and press the buttons. The business name, the town (Boise, ID) and the reviews on it are sample details, not a customer.

Bedrock Concrete Co. concrete contractor demo website on a desktop screen - home page, first screenBedrock Concrete Co. concrete contractor demo website on a phone screen - home page, first screen

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What a concrete contractor website costs

Concrete is bought on the finish, so a concrete site is mostly finished pours: broom finish driveways, stamped patios, exposed aggregate, clean garage floors. It also has to keep the homeowner's patio apart from the builder's footings and slabs, and say what size of job you take. That is the work behind the price.

Build it yourself$18-$49 a month

A typical Wix or Squarespace plan, billed yearly. Picking the best pours, sorting stamped from plain and writing separate pages for flatwork and foundations is yours to do, usually in the evening after a pour.

Hire a freelancer$15-$30 an hour

The Upwork figure for a typical web designer. Each finish you want shown, from exposed aggregate to stamped patterns, is gallery time on the clock, and next season's pours are more of it.

Hire an agency$1,000-$3,000 basic, $5,000-$20,000 mid-sized

The basic and mid-sized business ranges in the GoodFirms 2026 survey. A one-crew flatwork outfit is honestly a basic-site job; homeowner and builder work on one site widens the scope, and hosting is billed on top.

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Titan builds the concrete site with driveways, patios, stamped work, slabs and repairs each on its own line, flatwork kept apart from foundation work, and you look at it free before you pay. Hosting, your domain and 50 edits a month are included, so adding a new stamp pattern or a new county is a typed edit, not a new quote.

Market figures from Wix plans, Squarespace pricing, Upwork web designer costs and GoodFirms 2026 website cost survey, read November 6, 2026.

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Questions concrete contractors ask

Can the site show stamped patterns and colors?

Yes. Stamped and decorative concrete is its own section with its own pictures, separate from plain flatwork. Your demo starts with the concrete photos Titan already has - patios, driveways, stamped surfaces - so it looks like a working concrete outfit from the first screen. After you buy, upload photos of your own patterns and colors and tell the dashboard which section they belong in. Open the concrete demo on this page and judge the pictures yourself.

I pour for builders more than homeowners. Does that fit?

It fits. Foundation pouring, slabs, garage floors and footings sit on their own lines, in the words a builder or a general contractor searches, and you can name the commercial work you take when you fill in the form. Nothing on the site pretends you are a patio company if you are not. If you take both kinds of work, both are listed, and the quote form serves either caller equally well.

Do repairs and resurfacing belong next to new pours?

Only if you want them. Concrete repair and resurfacing are on the pre-filled list, and you keep or drop them when you build the demo. Keeping them catches the homeowner who searched whether to repair or replace a cracked driveway, and that caller often ends up buying the replacement anyway. Dropping them keeps the phone clear for full pours. Either way the choice is yours, and one dashboard edit changes it later.

How much does a concrete contractor website cost?

Free to see, no card. If you want it, $197 today (first week of hosting free), then $97/month starts one week later, with a 30-day guarantee. That covers the build, hosting and 50 plain-English edits a month, so adding a new finish or a new county costs nothing extra. No contract. The demo you look at is the site you would be paying for, not a mock-up.

Can a homeowner send me the driveway size before I come out?

Yes. The quote form has a box for the job and the rough size, so a request reads like a two-car driveway tear-out or a patio off the back door, not just a name and a number. It is emailed to you while the homeowner is still on the page. You call back knowing whether it is a repair, a replacement or a new pour, and you still measure it yourself before you price it.

Why not just pay an agency for a concrete site?

You can. The GoodFirms 2026 survey puts most agency quotes at $1,000-$3,000 for a basic site, and a concrete site with flatwork, decorative work and foundations on separate pages is not always basic. That buys a good site, but hosting and changes are usually billed after launch. Titan builds the concrete site first, lets you judge it free, and keeps edits inside the monthly plan. If an agency has already quoted you, put the two side by side.

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