Websites & leads for concreters
We build Australian concreters a website that wins the big-ticket jobs — driveways, slabs, shed bases, exposed aggregate and decorative concrete. A proper gallery of your finishes gets you shortlisted, being found on Google gets you the quote, and fast follow-up beats the concreter who never called back. Built free. No lock-in.
The concrete's not the problem.
Getting people to see it is.
Nobody can see your finishes
A driveway or an exposed-aggregate job is bought with the eyes. If a homeowner can't find photos of work like the one they want, they go with the concreter whose gallery looks the part — even if your pour is better.
Quotes going cold
Every concreting job gets three or more quotes. Miss the call while you're screeding a slab, get back to them two days late, and the job's gone to whoever turned up and followed through first.
Renting shared leads
hipages and the like sell the same shed-slab job to three, four, five concreters at once. You pay per lead whether you win it or not — and you never own the customer, the photos or the review.
Four things that
keep the mixer busy.
Not "digital marketing". The four things that turn a quiet phone into a full run of driveways, slabs and decorative jobs — all done for you, all pointed at the way concreters actually win work.
A site built around your finishes
Concrete sells with photos. We build a fast, mobile site that leads with a proper gallery — your broom-finish driveways, exposed aggregate, coloured, stencilled and stamped work — so a homeowner sees exactly the finish they want and rings you. It has to load quick, too: 53% of people leave a mobile site that takes over 3 seconds (Think with Google).
Get found for "concreter near me"
We set up and work on your Google Business Profile so you show up in the map pack when locals search "concreter near me" or "exposed aggregate driveway [suburb]". 71% of people find local businesses on Google, and 76% who do a "near me" search visit within a day (BrightLocal, 2026 / Think with Google).
Reviews that prove the pour lasts
Concrete is a big spend that has to sit right for twenty years — reviews are what make a stranger trust you won't leave a cracked, uneven slab. After every job we automatically ask happy customers for an honest Google review. 68% of people won't use a business under 4 stars and 74% want reviews from the last 3 months (BrightLocal, 2026).
Be the concreter who calls back
Hands full pouring a slab? A missed call gets an instant text back, so the driveway quote doesn't walk to the next concreter. Reply in 5 minutes instead of 30 and you're about 21× more likely to catch and qualify the lead (MIT / Lead Response Study) — so every quote request pings your phone the second it lands.
The concreter who calls back gets the jobRead the guide → how Aussie tradies get more leads (without renting them)
Why a gallery of finishes wins the job
No other trade is judged on looks the way concreting is. A homeowner can't tell a good sparky's work from a bad one by looking at a power point — but they can absolutely see the difference between a crisp exposed-aggregate driveway and a patchy one. That's why concreting is quoted from photos. People decide who to shortlist by scrolling finishes, not by reading about you.
So your website's whole job is to show off the work. 72% of people check a tradie's past work before hiring (hipages Tradie Trust Index, 2021), and for a several-day, big-ticket concrete job that number is effectively everyone. We build you a gallery that groups your jobs by finish and by type — driveways here, patios there, decorative over there — with real photos of your pours, the suburb they're in, and a click-to-call right beside them. When someone lands on it after searching "exposed aggregate driveway" in their area, they see proof you can do exactly what they want, and they ring you instead of the next name on Google.
That's the difference between word of mouth and a website. Word of mouth reaches the handful of people who already know someone who used you. A site with your finishes on it reaches every homeowner in your suburbs who's about to spend big — and it does the selling while you're on the tools. See how the whole system fits together →
The numbers behind
who wins the quote.
The concreting jobs your site should show off
Homeowners don't just search "concreter" — they search the exact job and the exact finish they're after. Your site should spell out every service and finish you offer, with the suburbs you cover, so Google can match you to the search and the customer knows straight away you do what they need. The ones that pull the most work:
- Concrete driveways. The bread and butter — plain broom finish through to premium. Show a range so people can picture their place, and list finishes so you get found for each one.
- Exposed aggregate. High-search, high-margin. "Exposed aggregate driveway [suburb]" is one of the most-searched concreting jobs, and it's all about the photos — put your best ones front and centre.
- House & shed slabs. Shed bases, garage floors, granny-flat and extension slabs, footings. Steady, high-value work that people plan and quote out carefully.
- Coloured, stencilled & stamped concrete. Decorative finishes for patios, paths and pool surrounds. These are chosen almost entirely on the look, so a gallery is everything.
- Patios, alfresco & entertaining areas. The renovation jobs homeowners save up for — big-ticket, and won on how the finished job looks.
- Paths, footpaths & crossovers. Council crossovers, side access and garden paths — the everyday jobs that keep the truck moving between the big pours.
- Honed & polished concrete. Floors and outdoor areas with a premium finish — a growing search that's worth a page of its own.
- Concrete cutting, removal & prep. Ripping up the old slab and prepping the base — often the first step people search for before the new pour.
We build a clear page or gallery section for each one, with your service areas, real photos and a click-to-call, so you get found for the specific finish and the customer rings you.
Pay for the concreting lead —
not the job.
Lead sites sell the same driveway or slab job to three or more concreters, and you pay whether you win it or not. Your own website works differently. Is hipages worth it? →
- The same job is sent to 3–5 concreters — a race to the cheapest quote
- Around $87–150 per booked job once you add up the credits
- You pay per lead whether you win the job or not
- Credits expire — use them or lose them
- You never own the customer, the photos or the reviews
- Enquiries come straight to you — exclusive, never shared
- No per-lead fee — built free, then leads at no extra cost
- Your gallery, your reviews and your customers stay yours
- Found on Google 24/7 — it brings in work while you're on the tools
- Build it once, get called for years
Website built free.
Pay monthly for the jobs.
No setup fee. No lock-in contract. Cancel any month — it's your concreting website, your gallery and your reviews. On big-ticket concrete work, one extra job a year usually covers the plan for a long stretch.
- Website + gallery, hosting & changes
- Google Business set up
- Reviews machine
- Never-miss-a-lead
- Everything in On The Map
- Ongoing Google (local) work
- Reviews machine
- Missed-call text-back + lead alerts
- Everything in Booked Out
- Google Ads managed (you set budget)
- Extra service areas
- Priority support
Concreting leads, sorted.
How do concreters get more leads?
Show your work and be easy to reach. Concreting is bought with the eyes — a homeowner comparing quotes on a driveway or slab wants to see your exposed aggregate, coloured and stamped finishes before they'll commit. Build lead sources you own: a fast website with a proper gallery of your pours, a Google Business Profile so you turn up for "concreter near me", and steady Google reviews. 72% of people check a tradie's past work before hiring (hipages Tradie Trust Index, 2021). Then reply fast — answering a new quote request in 5 minutes instead of 30 makes you about 21 times more likely to catch and qualify it (MIT / Lead Response Management Study). That beats renting shared leads from hipages, where the same job is sent to three to five concreters at once and you pay whether you win it or not.
Do concreters need a website?
Yes — maybe more than most trades, because concreting is a photo game. Before someone spends big on a driveway, patio or shed slab, they want to see finishes you've actually poured. A website with a gallery of your exposed aggregate, coloured, stencilled and plain broom work is what gets you shortlisted, and it works while you're on the tools. Rely on word of mouth alone and you're invisible the moment someone Googles "concreter near me" or "exposed aggregate driveway" in their suburb. It has to load fast, too — 53% of people leave a mobile site that takes over 3 seconds (Think with Google).
How much does a concreter website cost?
Plenty of agencies charge thousands upfront. The Site Girls build your concreting website free and you pay a simple monthly plan instead — On The Map is $129/mo, Booked Out is $349/mo, and Market Leader is $749/mo plus ad spend. No setup fee, no lock-in contract, and the site is yours. On big-ticket concrete work the maths is easy — one extra driveway or shed slab that came through the site covers the plan for a long stretch.
How do I show up for "concreter near me"?
Two things together. Fill out your Google Business Profile completely — trade, service areas, hours, and real photos of your driveways and slabs — and keep fresh reviews coming, because that's what ranks you in the local map pack. Then a fast website that clearly says you're a concreter, lists finishes like exposed aggregate and decorative concrete, and names the suburbs you cover, so Google can match you to searches like "exposed aggregate driveway [suburb]". 76% of people who do a "near me" search visit a business within a day (BrightLocal / Think with Google), so it's worth getting right.
Why do I keep losing quotes to other concreters?
Usually two reasons, and neither is your concreting. First, they saw the other bloke's finishes and not yours — if a homeowner can't see photos of work like the job they want, they go with the concreter whose gallery looks the part. Second, someone got back to them faster. Concreting quotes go to three or more tradies, and the one who turns up to measure and follows up quickly usually locks it in. A missed-call text-back and instant lead alerts make you the concreter who actually calls back — reply in the first few minutes and you're about 21× more likely to catch the job (MIT / Lead Response Study).
Let's get your concreting
business booked out.
We build Australian concreters a website that shows off your finishes and brings in your own exclusive jobs — then keep the phone ringing with Google, reviews and fast follow-up. Built free. No lock-in.
Prefer a chat? Call or text 1300 000 000 · hello@thesitegirls.com.au · Servicing concreters Australia-wide
