Concrete Contractor Website Template
A heavy-duty, jobsite-sharp one-page website for concrete and driveway contractors that lets homeowners draw their driveway to scale, see the joints, the concrete and a price range in seconds, then request a free estimate.
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What's built in
A ready-made layout with a real driveway photo, a driveway planner drawn to scale, a finish guide, a repair checker and free estimate requests. Everything below works in the demo right now.
A real driveway photo with a pour ticket
A new driveway in front of a modern home fills the top of the page, with a pour ticket beside it listing the mix, slab, steel, concrete volume and when the joints were cut. It reads like a crew that knows the trade.
A driveway planner drawn to scale
Visitors pick a straight driveway, a flared apron or a side parking pad and set the length and width. The plan redraws to scale with the garage, the street and dimension lines, filled with real concrete at real size in broom, troweled, exposed aggregate or stamped, in three colors.
Joints, yards, crew days and cure dates
The planner places saw-cut joints the way a crew would, closer together for thinner slabs, and works out the square feet, cubic yards and truckloads, the number of slabs, crew days and a price range, with a cure schedule showing real walk, drive and full-strength dates.
Four finishes, honestly compared
Broom, troweled, exposed aggregate and stamped flagstone, each with a close-up photo and bars for cost, grip and upkeep. One tap tries the finish in the planner.
Under the surface and repair or replace
A table compares your base, thickness, steel, mix, joints and curing with a typical low bid. A checker lets visitors tick what they see and suggests sealing, lifting, resurfacing or replacing, even when the answer is the cheaper repair.
Services, pour day, projects and estimates
Six service cards, a six-step pour day timeline with real jobsite photos, three finished projects, reviews, straight answers to common questions and a free estimate form that sends to your email.
Set up Slabwright for your concrete business
Homeowners pricing a driveway want to know three things: what it will cost, how long until they can park on it, and whether it will crack. Answer all three on one page and they book the site visit.
Put your prices in one file
Your price per square foot for each finish, color, thickness, reinforcement, tear-out and sealing, plus your minimum job and booking lead time, live in one settings file. The planner and the repair checker update from it.
Show your own pours
Swap in photos of driveways, patios and pool decks you have poured. Nothing builds trust faster.
Keep promises true
The license number, warranty, pour ticket, building standards, reviews and project captions describe a sample business. Use your real details and your own customers' words, or remove them.
Connect the estimate form
Paste a free form link into one file and every request, with the visitor's driveway plan or repair check, arrives in your email.
Two ways to get your concrete contractor website
Set it up yourself, or let us do all of it. Either way, the site is yours.
Build it yourself
- The complete Slabwright website
- One settings file for your prices, finishes and the driveway planner, plus a START HERE guide
- License for one live website
- We fix any problem
We design and build it for you
- Your name, prices, finishes and photos put in for you
- Hosting, security and small edits included
- Free mockup before you pay
- Cancel anytime and keep your site
Questions about this template
Can I set the driveway planner to my own prices?
Yes. Your price per square foot for each finish, integral color, thicker slabs, fiber, mesh or rebar, tear-out of old asphalt or concrete, sealing, your minimum job and your booking lead time are all in one settings file with clear labels. The planner and the repair checker both read from it.
What does the driveway planner show?
Visitors pick a straight driveway, a flared apron or a side parking pad, set the length and width, and choose the finish, color, thickness, reinforcement and what is there now. The plan redraws to scale in real concrete with the saw-cut joints, then shows the square feet, cubic yards and truckloads, the number of slabs, crew days, a price range and a cure schedule with dates.
How do customers send me their plan?
They press Send this plan and the shape, size, finish, color, thickness, reinforcement, tear-out, concrete volume and price range are copied into the estimate form. You call back knowing the size of the job before you measure.
Does the planner promise a price?
No. It shows a planning range labeled as not a quote, and says the written quote comes after a free site visit. You set the numbers behind it in the settings file.
Can I change the colors?
Yes. The graphite, hi-vis lime and rust are set once at the top of the style file, and the START HERE guide shows you exactly where.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. The download includes a START HERE guide that walks you through your details, prices, photos, colors and going live in plain language. If you would rather not touch it, we build it for you for $99.
Will my site stay this fast?
It ships scoring 98 to 100 on Google PageSpeed for phones, so your pages show up before visitors give up and tap back to Google. What you add changes that: very large photos, chat widgets and extra tracking codes slow any website down. The START HERE guide shows how to shrink your photos and test any page for free at pagespeed.web.dev, so you can keep it fast.