A good concreter website shows real photos of your driveways, slabs and decorative concrete work, states your service area clearly, and gets a quote request in one tap. It should load fast on a phone, connect to your Google Business Profile, and be live within two weeks, not months.
The 7 essentials
- A finished-work gallery: driveways, exposed aggregate, decorative and coloured concrete, paths and commercial pours. Photos of your own jobs, not stock images.
- A clear headline: "concreter" plus the suburbs you cover, above the fold.
- Your services listed in plain words: driveways and slabs read differently to exposed aggregate and decorative concrete in a Google search, so both need their own mention.
- Your service area: the Melbourne suburbs and towns you actually work in.
- Click-to-call: a tap-to-ring number on every page, not buried in a contact page.
- A short quote form: job type, size and location, not a lengthy project brief.
- Local SEO setup and a connected Google Business Profile, so you show up for "concreter near me" and "concrete driveways" searches.
Why a gallery matters more for concreters than most trades
A driveway or slab is there for decades, so customers want proof of clean, durable work before they commit, and a permanent job is not one they'll risk on a cheap-looking site. Exposed aggregate and decorative or coloured concrete photograph well and do more to win the job than a page of written copy ever will. A gallery split by job type (driveways, exposed aggregate, decorative and coloured concrete, paths, commercial pours) also lets you compete on quality and finish, not just on being the cheapest quote.
How much should a concreter website cost in Australia?
| Option | Typical cost | Timeline | Portfolio gallery | Local SEO setup |
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| DIY (Wix/Squarespace) | From ~$25/month (illustrative) | Weeks, if you finish it | Manual, time-consuming | Not included, has to be set up yourself |
| Local freelancer | $1,200–$3,000+ | 4–12 weeks | Depends on the freelancer | Often an extra cost |
| Full-service agency | $3,000–$5,000+ | 6–12 weeks | Yes, usually | Usually included, at a higher price |
| Scalesites | $500 (3-page) or $750 (5-page) | 2 weeks | Included | Included, plus Google Business Profile connection |
Most concreters find the 5-page site covers a proper gallery plus services, about and contact, which is why it's our most popular $750 package. The $500 3-page site does the essentials if you want to start lean, and a 10-page site is $1,190 if you need more room for residential and commercial work side by side.
Built for concreters from the start
A Scalesites concreter website covers driveways, slabs, paths and decorative concrete with a real gallery, local SEO and a connected Google Business Profile. See the concreter website page or get a free preview before you pay anything.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a concreter website cost in Australia?
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A local freelancer typically charges $1,200–$3,000+, an agency $3,000–$5,000+. Scalesites builds a concreter website for a flat $500 (3-page) or $750 (5-page), live in 2 weeks, with no lock-in contract.
Can I show driveways and decorative concrete work on a $500 site?
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Yes. Even the 3-page site includes a photo gallery. The 5-page site gives more room to split your work into categories like driveways, exposed aggregate, decorative and coloured concrete, and commercial pours.
Do concreters actually need local SEO?
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Yes. "Concreter near me" and suburb-specific searches are how most homeowners and builders find one. Local SEO setup and a connected Google Business Profile are what make a concreter's website show up for those searches, not just look good once someone finds it.
How fast can a concreter website go live?
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Two weeks from payment with Scalesites. You see a free preview built with your own business name and content before you pay anything.
Is there a lock-in contract?
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No. You own the site and domain outright. Hosting and management is an optional $99/month add-on you can cancel any time.
What's the difference between the $500 and $750 site for a concreting business?
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The $500 site covers 3 pages, enough for the essentials. The $750 site covers 5 pages, giving more room for a proper work gallery split by job type plus a dedicated services page, which is why most concreters choose it.