Growth systems for concrete contractors
Become the obvious concrete contractor in your town.
You already do good work. We build and run the systems that get you found on Google, answer the phone, and turn searches into signed jobs. No paid ads. One contractor per market.
We’ll look at your market together and tell you straight if it’s a fit.
Good work isn’t the problem. Getting found is.
Most concrete contractors we talk to are good at the job. Customers are happy, referrals come in, the work holds up.
But referrals come in waves. One month you’re booked out. The next you’re wondering where the next pour is coming from. Meanwhile somebody with worse work and a better Google listing is getting the calls in your town.
And when the calls do come, they come while you’re on a job. You miss one, they call the next guy on the list. That job is gone and you never knew it existed.
None of that is a skill problem. It’s a systems problem, and it’s the part most contractors never have time to set up.
What it looks like when the system is running
- Homeowners in your area find you on Google Maps and in search, without you paying for ads.
- Every call gets answered or texted back, so leads don’t slip to the next contractor.
- Estimate requests land in one place and get booked.
- Customers get follow-ups and review requests without you having to remember.
- Work comes in steady instead of feast or famine.
- You run it like a real business, not out of your head and your text messages.
That’s what you’re paying for. The website, the SEO and the CRM are just how we get you there.
139 jobs. $952K. Zero ad spend.
Since October 2024 we’ve run this system for one concrete contractor. Every number here comes from tracked phone numbers, a tracked pipeline and signed contracts. Their own referrals aren’t counted.
| Jobs signed | Signed work | Average job | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 (full year) | 64 | $429,339 | about $6,400 |
| 2026 (Jan to Sep) | 54 | $503,030 | about $9,400 |
They passed all of 2025 with three months to spare. And the jobs got bigger as the rankings climbed: 21 jobs over $10,000 in the first nine months of 2026, compared with 12 in all of 2025.
On Google
- Top 3 on Google Maps across 60% of the 10 mile area around their shop
- Page one, top 5, for the main searches in every town they serve
Before this, we took a different contractor from close to zero to about $450,000 a year.
Big jobs, booked from Google
A few of the jobs that came in through the system. Real signed prices.
Before
After
Formed
FinishedOne job, one price
$15,050
Driveway extension, backyard patio, raised pad, walkway and steps
One lead from the website. One proposal for the whole yard.
- Came in
- Through the website
- Proposal
- April 12
- Poured
- May 11 and 12
- Size
- About 1,200 sq ft
$26,800
1,350 sq ft commercial slab replacement with demo and utility tie-ins
$21,700
64′ x 40′ pole barn slab
$20,000
Metal building foundation with monolithic footer, apron and sidewalk
$19,950
2,850 sq ft heavy-duty driveway
$18,500
Swimming pond footers and walls
$18,165
Stamped, colored patios, driveway apron and walkway
Every one of these started as a tracked call or form. We answered it, booked the estimate and helped get the contract signed.
We actually answer the phone
Most marketing companies hand you a lead and wish you luck. We’re the ones picking up your phone, for the whole agreement. Here are a few real calls.
The first one who answered
“You’re actually the first person I called that actually answered the phone.” Two other contractors walked this job and never sent a quote. We had someone there that evening. That month, he signed for $11,000.
Read the transcript
Walker: [beep]. This is Walker, how can I help you?
Caller: Yeah, I need some concrete work done.
Walker: Sure thing. Where you at?
Caller: I’m all the way out here in [town].
Walker: We can get out there. What kind of project you got going on?
Caller: We have a modular out here, and I want to build a small mudroom, a 10 foot by 10 foot mudroom on the side of the house. And then I want some caissons, I don’t know if you guys do those.
Walker: Oh yeah, no problem. Let me get your information. I’ll have [beep] swing out there today. So first off, can I just get your name?
Caller: You’re actually the first person that I called that actually answered the phone, was intelligent, and actually understood the scope of the small project I’m doing here.
Walker: Well, good to hear that.
(details collected)
Caller: I had two contractors not even call me back. They came and walked the job, said they were gonna quote me within 48 hours, and then didn’t call me back.
Walker: What the heck, dude. I’m sorry to hear that. Well, it looks like we could probably get out there about 6 today, if that’s not too late for you?
Caller: No, 6 o’clock, yeah.
Walker: Perfect, man. I’ll have him meet you out there 6 o’clock this evening.
Caller: Perfect. Thank you.
That was fast
A website form came in, and we called before he put his phone down. Estimate set for that same afternoon.
Read the transcript
Walker: Good morning. Is this Tyler?
Caller: Morning. Yes, speaking.
Walker: Hey, this is Walker over at [beep]. I saw that you just requested a quote for a concrete driveway.
Caller: Holy [beep]. That was fast. Yes.
Walker: Yeah, I like it when I can get right to people when they’re looking for information. Could you give me a couple of details?
Caller: I want to extend my driveway so I have a bigger driveway that I can fit more cars on.
Walker: Absolutely, man. When do you get off work?
Caller: I’m usually home between 4:30 and 5. But I also assume you guys aren’t available on the weekends.
Walker: Oh, we can definitely work on the weekends. But the owner is gonna be out there today. He’s got a couple other estimates nearby, so he can swing by right about 5 o’clock today, if that’s okay.
(sets up a call ahead)
Walker: Right on. I’ll let him know, and he’ll reach out to you today.
Caller: Wonderful. Thank you, sir. I appreciate it.
Why we come out first
A homeowner with other quotes in hand. We knew his town didn’t need a permit, explained why we’d look first, and got him in that Saturday.
Read the transcript
Walker: [beep]. This is Walker, how can I help you?
Caller: I was just calling to get a quote for a concrete pad in the backyard.
Walker: Sure thing, man. Are you there in [town]?
Caller: I’m in [town].
Walker: [Town], cool. Even better. In [town] you don’t need a permit, so it makes it a lot smoother. Do you happen to know the dimensions?
Caller: About 23 by 20. I had a couple other quotes on it. We’d probably have to have the tube to deliver it to the backyard, because there’s no access.
Walker: That makes sense. If there’s a tricky access point, we like to do a site visit and make a game plan before we go ruin somebody’s flowers and landscaping. We’ve got some time next week, probably Tuesday. Would that work?
Caller: Do you have anything earlier?
Walker: We’ve got a big job up north today and tomorrow, but I’m sure we could swing by on Saturday.
(details collected)
Walker: Is 9 o’clock too early for you on that Saturday?
Caller: No, I’ll be up and going.
Walker: Okay, man. I’ll schedule it for that time, and we’ll see you on Saturday.
Caller: Okay, appreciate it.
Real calls from a client’s line. Company and town names removed.
From first call to finished slab
One real job, every step, with the dates. He found the contractor’s website, we picked up, and 13 days later he had a floor in his barn.
- Sep 94:37 pm
He calls
He’d just put up a 64 x 40 pole barn and needed a slab in it. We knew his town didn’t need a permit. He was working late up in the mountains, so we moved the visit to 6:30 the next evening.
Read the transcript
Walker: [beep]. This is Walker. How can I help you?
Caller: Hi. I was looking to get a quote. I just built a 64 by 40 pole barn, and I need a slab put in it.
Walker: Yeah, sure thing. Are you there in [town]?
Caller: [Town].
Walker: Okay. [Town], even better, man. [Town], you gotta do permits and everything, but [town] is like no permits. So that’s great. Yeah, I can swing by. I can have [beep] probably swing by tomorrow afternoon around 5 o’clock-ish. Is that okay with you?
Caller: I may not be home by then, because I’m working pretty far up in the mountains. Would you be able to do it a little bit later?
Walker: Yeah. Six, 6:30 work for you, or even later?
Caller: Probably 6:30.
Walker: 6:30? Okay, we can do that, man.
(address and contact details cut)
Walker: Okay. Sounds good, man. I got that down for 6:30 tomorrow. We’ll see you then.
Caller: Alright, awesome. Thank you.
The real call. Company name, crew name and town names bleeped. - Sep 106:30 pm
The site visit
The owner went out that evening to see the barn and take measurements.
- Sep 11
The proposal
A written proposal the next day: 5 inch slab, 4,000 PSI, #4 rebar on 24 inch centers, hard trowel finish, saw cut joints, cure and seal. Plus a 4 x 4 landing at the man door. $21,700. He signed it online.
- Sep 18
Ground ready, one question answered
Base graded and compacted. The man door sat about 4 inches above the slab line, so the crew called him: step or ramp? He came over to look, and they drew it out together before anything got poured.
- Sep 21
Steel down
Rebar grid across all 2,560 square feet.
- Sep 22
The pour
Placed, screeded, edged and power troweled.
- Done
A finished slab
13 days from his first phone call.
You see every call, every estimate, every dollar
Every month you get a results report: every signed job and what it’s worth, calls and estimates booked, where you rank on Google Maps, and which searches you’re on page one for.
No vanity numbers. If it didn’t turn into a call or a job, it’s not on there.
See a sample report (opens in a new tab, made-up numbers)
Performance Launch: we build it, you own it
One offer. Simple terms. We only do well if you do.
- Launch in 48 hours. Once we’ve had the onboarding call, the setup is paid and you’ve sent what we need, your core systems go live within 48 hours. Website, tracked phone numbers, CRM, estimate requests, follow-ups and review requests. Text messaging, including missed call text-back, turns on once the phone carriers approve your number, usually 1 to 2 weeks.
- We answer your phone. For the whole agreement, we’re your front office. We answer every inbound call, qualify the lead, book the estimate on your calendar and help send the contract. You stay on the job. Nothing slips through because you were mid-pour.
- We keep building your visibility. Rankings compound. We keep strengthening your Google presence so the calls keep growing.
- You own it. Once the agreement is fulfilled, the website, CRM, automations and everything we built transfer to you. It’s yours. For the phones, you choose: we keep answering on a monthly plan, or we train someone on your team to do it our way.
We’ll walk you through the terms on the call.
Everything you need to run a real concrete business
- Call Answering. We answer every inbound call for the whole agreement, qualify it and book the estimate, using the same approach behind the calls on this page.
- Lead Capture System. A fast website, tracked numbers and forms built to turn visitors into estimate requests.
- Missed Call Recovery System. Miss a call and the customer gets a text right away, before they call someone else.
- Estimate Request System. Requests come into one place, get qualified and get booked.
- Customer Follow-Up System. Quotes and leads get followed up automatically, so nothing goes cold because you got busy.
- Review Generation System. Happy customers get asked for a review at the right time. More reviews, better Maps rankings.
- Customer Communication System. Calls, texts and emails in one place, with templates so every customer gets a professional experience.
- Concrete Business Operating System. Scripts, pipeline stages, estimate workflow, message templates, hiring and training guidance. The playbook, so the business doesn’t live in your head.
One contractor per market
We only work with one concrete contractor in each market. We’re not going to rank you and then build the same thing for the guy down the road.
Once a market is taken, it’s taken. And rankings compound, so the contractor who starts first has the advantage.
The 48-hour launch guarantee
Your core growth systems are live within 48 hours, or your setup is refunded.
The clock starts once three things are done:
- We’ve had the onboarding call.
- The setup is paid.
- You’ve sent the assets and info we ask for (logo, photos, service area, account access, that kind of thing).
Text messaging isn’t part of the 48 hours. It turns on once the phone carriers approve your number, usually 1 to 2 weeks.
Who this is for
This is for you if
- You do quality work and your customers say so.
- You already get some referrals, but not enough to count on.
- You want steady work and a business that grows.
- You’re not showing up much on Google yet.
- You might still have a full-time job and you’re ready to make the jump.
- You pick up the phone and you’re open to doing things a better way.
This isn’t for you if
- You already own Google in your town.
- You’re a big outfit with your own marketing team.
- You compete on being the cheapest.
- You’re hard to get hold of.
- The work quality isn’t there yet.
We’re picky because the deal only works when the jobs get done right.
Questions contractors ask us
Do I have to run ads?
No. Everything we do is organic: Google Maps, Google search, your website and reviews. No ad spend.
How fast will I see jobs?
Your systems go live in 48 hours, so you stop losing the calls you already get right away. Rankings build over time and depend on your market. On the call, we’ll show you who you’re up against.
How do you know which jobs came from you?
Every lead comes through a tracked phone number or a tracked form, and contracts get signed digitally in the CRM. You can see every one.
I still have a full-time job. Can I do this?
Yes. That’s exactly who this is built for. We answer every call and book your estimates while you’re on the job or at work, for the whole agreement. You show up, give the price and do the work.
Do I need a website already?
No. We build it as part of the launch. If you already have one, we’ll talk about what’s worth keeping.
What happens when the agreement is fulfilled?
Everything transfers to you: website, CRM, automations, all of it. Then you pick what happens with the phones. We can keep answering your calls on a monthly plan, or we can train someone on your team to handle them the way we do. You’re not locked in.
Why not a monthly retainer like other agencies?
With a retainer you pay whether it works or not. With Performance Launch, most of what we earn comes from jobs you actually sign.
What if another contractor in my town already works with you?
Then that market is taken. Book a call anyway and we’ll tell you if a nearby market is open.
See where the jobs are in your town
Book a call. We’ll pull up your market, show you who’s getting the calls you’re not, and tell you straight whether this makes sense for you.
One contractor per market.