Concreter website design

Websites for Concreters in Melbourne

Websites for concreters in Melbourne, built by Scalesites: a concreting site with a page each for driveways, exposed aggregate, slabs and paths, a gallery of finishes and a quote form that asks for the area and the site access.

3-page site: $500 ·  5-page site: $750 ·  Hosting: $99/mo

5.0 from 4 Google reviewsABN 20 530 107 179

Live in 2 weeksNo lock-in contractsYou own itBuilt to rank locally
Concreting crew pouring and screeding a slab beside a new building
The opportunity

Why concreting businesses need a website

Concrete is poured once and lives with the owner for decades. That makes customers careful. They look at finished driveways and slabs before they trust anyone with a pour.

Mistakes are permanent

Cracked or patchy concrete cannot be tidied up with a coat of paint. Customers want evidence of clean work before they book a pour.

Finishes are a choice

Exposed aggregate, stencilled, honed and coloured concrete look nothing alike. A gallery helps an owner pick, and pick you.

Quotes depend on the site

Access, slope and area change the price. A form that asks for them saves you a drive out for a number you could have given by phone.

Builders and homeowners search differently

A builder wants slabs and footings on time. A homeowner wants a driveway. Separate pages speak to each of them.

What’s included

Concreter websites: what we build

The site is shaped around how concreting customers decide: see the finish, check you do their job, send the details. We write the pages and set up Google.

A finish gallery

Driveways, aggregate, stencilled and coloured work, grouped so an owner can compare finishes side by side.

A page for each kind of pour

Driveways, slabs, paths and decorative work each get their own page and their own title.

A quote form for concrete

Area, thickness, access for the truck, slope and whether the old concrete needs removal, before you drive out.

Prep and curing in plain words

A short explanation of base preparation, reinforcement and curing, so customers see why a cheap quote can cost more later.

A call button on mobile

Always within reach, because many enquiries come from a phone on a driveway.

Local setup

On-page SEO and a linked Google Business Profile for the suburbs you pour in.

Not included

What the build price doesn't cover

So there are no surprises, here's what sits outside the flat build fee.

  • Hosting and management. Optional at $99/month, cancel anytime. You can host the site wherever you like.
  • Extra pages. Pages beyond your package are quoted upfront, before any work starts.
  • Logo and branding. Sold separately: logo design $300, brand identity kit $500, complete brand package $700.
  • Social media kit. A separate $500 add-on.
  • Automated lead follow-up. Missed-call text-back, instant replies and review requests are the Growth System at $397/month, not part of the website build.
  • Online shops and custom software. E-commerce, member portals and custom apps aren't part of any website package.
Built for concreters

The pages a concreting site actually needs

Concreting customers type what they want poured. The 5-page site covers the first few pages below and the 10-page site covers them all.

Concrete driveways

The most common homeowner job. Cover finishes, thickness, how long before the driveway can be used and what happens to the old surface.

Exposed aggregate and decorative concrete

The high-margin work. A gallery-led page with the finishes you offer and a note on how each wears over time.

Slabs and footings

For builders and owner-builders. Talk about reinforcement, engineer's specs and being on site when you said you would.

Paths, patios and outdoor areas

Smaller pours that homeowners search for by the project. A single page keeps them from being missed.

Concrete removal and resurfacing

Breaking out old concrete and fixing worn surfaces. A different customer, and a good way into a bigger job.

Commercial and strata concrete

Car parks, loading areas and shared paths for businesses and owners corporations. A different reader, so a different page.

What a concreter's customers search for

A concrete search names the pour and the suburb. Your pages are worded to meet both.

  • “concrete driveway cost Melbourne”
  • “exposed aggregate driveway [suburb]”
  • “concreter near me”
  • “concrete slab for shed”
  • “concrete removal and replacement”
  • “stencilled concrete patio”
  • “websites for concreters”

A sample sitemap for a concreting site

A 10-page concreter site could be laid out like this. The 5-page version merges the later pages into the earlier ones.

  1. Home. Best finishes, call button, services, suburbs.
  2. Driveways. Finishes, thickness, timelines.
  3. Exposed aggregate and decorative. Finish options and care.
  4. Slabs and footings. Reinforcement and builder jobs.
  5. Paths and patios. Outdoor areas.
  6. Removal and resurfacing. Old concrete and repairs.
  7. Commercial concrete. Car parks and shared areas.
  8. Gallery. Finished pours, sorted by finish.
  9. Areas we pour in. Suburb-by-suburb coverage.
  10. Contact. Quote form, phone, service area.

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What to expect

What to expect from your Scalesites website

Every site is built to the same standard. For a concreter, here is what that means.

Modern, professional design

A clean, current look that puts your finishes first, so an owner sees a concreter who cares about the surface.

Fast on every device

Quick on a phone, because many people look up a concreter standing in the driveway they want replaced.

Built to be found

Page titles and local setup aimed at searches like concrete driveways and exposed aggregate, in your suburbs.

Written to win the job

Plain copy on preparation, reinforcement and curing, so the customer knows what the quote covers.

Easy to keep current

Started offering a new finish? Tell us, and we add the photos and a line on the page.

Yours to own

You keep the domain, pages and photos. No lock-in.

The process

Four steps from enquiry to live

Four steps from your first message to a live concreting site, with no time lost off the pour.

01

Fill out the form

Send your business name, the pours you want more of (driveways, slabs, decorative) and any photos. Two minutes, no commitment.

02

We send a preview

Two days later you have a working preview with your finish gallery in it. You pay nothing yet.

03

Pay and we build

Happy with it? Pay the flat fee and we write a page for each kind of pour around your photos.

04

You go live

Your domain goes on, your Google profile gets linked and the site goes to Google. Live two weeks after payment.

Pricing

Concreter website pricing.

Our pick for a concreter is the $750 5-page site: a home page plus driveways, exposed aggregate and decorative concrete on pages of their own, and a gallery. The $1,190 10-page site adds slabs, paths and commercial pours.

  • 3-page site

    $500
    • Home, Services, Contact pages
    • Contact form + click-to-call
    • Google Business Profile connection
  • Most popular

    5-page site

    $750
    • Up to 5 custom pages
    • Gallery or project showcase page
    • 3 rounds of revisions
  • 10-page site

    $1,190
    • Up to 10 custom pages
    • Google reviews pulling in live
    • Booking & enquiry flow

Hosting & management: $99/mo. Optional. Add to any package. Cancel anytime.

One-off price. Yours to keep.

Reviews
5.0★★★★★· 4 reviews

Rated 5.0 from 4 Google reviews.

Common questions

Concreter website FAQs

How much does a concreter website cost?

A flat $750 for the 5-page site (most popular), $500 for 3 pages or $1,190 for 10, with no hidden fees. Optional hosting and management is $99/month, cancel anytime. For DIY, freelancer and agency prices side by side, see what a tradie website costs.

Can the gallery show the different finishes?

Yes. Photos go together by finish, so an owner choosing between exposed aggregate and a plain broom finish can compare them.

What should a concreter website include?

A gallery of your own pours, a page for each kind of job, the suburbs you cover, a call button and a quote form that asks for area, access and slope. The guide linked below goes into more detail.

Can the quote form ask about site access?

Yes. We add fields for area, access for the truck, slope and whether old concrete needs removal, so you can price more jobs without a site visit first.

Do I need pictures of every job?

No. A handful of good photos for each finish is enough. Take them after the sealer is down and in daylight, and send what you have.

Do I own the site?

Yes, outright. Take it elsewhere any time. There is no contract to cancel.

Your site, built and live
in two weeks from today.

$500 flat. No lock-in. We send a free preview before you pay.