For concrete contractors already doing $20,000 a month or more
I Own Concrete Websites That Rank #1 on Google Across the US.
You get two weeks of the calls before you pay me a dollar.
Main video — you, straight to camera, 90 seconds
What you own. How the two weeks works. One guy per city. Then swap this block for
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Fifteen minutes. I'll tell you if your city is open or taken.
Proof.
Three guys. Three cities. These are not averages. This is not what I'm promising you.
Read this before you get excited. Three guys. Three cities. Some markets do way less than this. Run your own two weeks and use your own numbers. That's the whole point of the trial — so you're not trusting my guess.
“Everyone is calling like, hey, let me get you leads. And you were like, okay, I'll give you a few leads for free, let's see if it works. And once I saw that the leads are coming in — you're not just talking or promising — that's when I decided I want to work with you.”
Denny · Concrete contractor, Los Angeles
Easter · Anchorage. On this call she tells me about the $25,000 job she closed during her free two weeks.
Connor C. · Saginaw, MI. He sent me this on day one of his free trial. He hadn't paid me anything — that's what “no charge” means.
Do this before you read another word.
Pick up your phone. Type concrete contractor and your city. Do it now. Ten seconds.
You know some of those names.
There's the outfit that's been around two years. The one that undercuts everybody. The guy whose patio you tore out last spring — he never packed the base. Maybe the one who stole a job from you and promised a start date he couldn't hit.
And while you're reading this, somebody in your city is on that same page, calling one of them about a driveway.
It should be your driveway.
This isn't a problem you'll see coming. You don't find out those calls happened. You just never get them.
Now count what's yours.
Look at that first page again. Your map spot. Maybe your website. Maybe a paid ad on top.
Call it three spots. There are about ten.
The other seven ring somebody else's phone this week. Some are the guys you just thought about. One of them is mine.
You paid for the ad spots. Most guys never even do that. But winning ad spots isn't the same as owning the page.
The guys who run a market don't just outspend everyone — they hold spots the other guy can't buy.
That's what this is.
The guy who undercut you can outspend you on Google tomorrow. He can't outbid you for a website he doesn't own.
What I won't tell you.
I won't promise you fifty calls a month.
I don't know your market that well yet. Anyone who gives you a lead number before they've looked at your city is guessing. Or lying. You've heard that pitch — it's exactly why you don't trust this one.
Here's what I will say: the spot is real. It's ranked. The people calling want concrete work. You'll get two weeks of calls and pay nothing.
Then you'll know your own number. That beats anything I could put on this page.
What this is.
I own concrete websites across the US. They rank #1 on Google.
Somebody wants a driveway. He finds my site. He calls the number on it.
That number goes to one contractor.
I don't buy leads and resell them. I built the site. I own the number. Nobody gets that call twice.
This doesn't replace what you're already doing. It just points more of that page at your phone.
The terms.
Why the price can't go up.
Look at what you pay now. Google Ads. Local Service Ads. Facebook. Yelp. Every one of those is a bidding war. Another concrete guy in your market starts spending — your cost goes up. None of those platforms has a ceiling.
Angi is worse. It sells one homeowner to four contractors, then bills all four.
I'm not bidding on anything. So there's nothing to bid up.
Flat price a month. Same price whether the phone rings twelve times or forty. Same price if three new outfits open up and start spending tomorrow.
That cuts both ways. If you're doing $20,000 a month, a flat rate is the cheapest money you'll spend all year. If you're doing eight, it's a rock in your boot. I'd rather you know that now than in month three.
What I need. What I don't.
What I need
- A phone number to send calls to
- Someone who answers fast
- A straight answer after two weeks
What I don't need
- Your website
- Photos or reviews
- Logins to anything
- Meetings or a kickoff call
- A card on file
One thing to know: give people your real cell if they want to text. My tracking number can't receive texts.
Who this is not for.
A guy doing less than $20,000 a month.
That's not a judgment. It's math. My price is a flat line item that shows up whether the month was good or bad. At twelve grand in a decent month, one slow month turns me into the bill you resent. Build your volume up first. I'll still be here.
A guy who can't get to his phone.
About 85% of people who can't reach you never call back. Most are gone in under a minute. If nobody's covering your phone all day, you'll waste the two weeks — and then blame the leads.
A guy who's never paid for a lead.
You'd have nothing to compare it to. Run something else for three months first. Learn what a job costs you. Then come back. You'll get more out of it. So will I.
A guy who wants help closing.
I put people who want concrete work on your phone. What you say to them is your business. I've never poured a yard in my life.
What guys ask me.
"I already have a guy running my ads. Why add this?"
Keep him. This isn't instead of ads. Ads run while you pay — and stop when your budget caps or someone outbids you. The #1 organic spot doesn't cap and can't be outbid. It's ringing somebody's phone in your city right now. If you want to own that market, you want both.
"How do I know I'm the only one getting these calls?"
One number on the site. It points at you. During the trial, search the term, call the number on my site, and watch your own phone ring. Don't take my word for it. Check.
"What's the catch on two free weeks?"
The site's already ranked. Those calls come in whether you take them or not. Letting you hear them for two weeks costs me nothing I wasn't already spending.
"What about spam calls?"
You'll get some — so does everyone with a phone. My system blocks the number after they hang up. If one keeps getting through, text me and I'll kill it.
"Am I signing anything?"
No. Month to month. No fee to quit. No retention call where someone talks you out of leaving.
"Do I own the website after?"
No. I own the site, the number, and the ranking. You rent the calls while the city is yours. You keep every customer who called — permanently.
"What if the ranking drops?"
Then the calls slow down and you stop paying. It's month to month. I carry that risk. That's how it should be.
"What if you're not in my city?"
I'll say so on the call. I only build where I think I can rank. There are cities I've passed on.
Fifteen minutes. You'll know if your city is open before you hang up.