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Aerial view of a Presidio Concrete slab pour in progress

Marketing for concrete contractors

Your next job is down the road from your last one.

The phone rings while you’re on the pour. Bids get written at the kitchen table after dark. And the website sits however it sat when somebody built it years ago.

Presidio Concrete: slab work from above.

That’s not a criticism. That’s what running a concrete company looks like. My job is making sure the work you already do shows up when your neighbors go looking for it.

Already in the trade

I already look after a concrete company.

I built presidioconcrete.com, and I keep it and Presidio’s Google presence in working order: the pages, the profile, the monthly content. Concrete isn’t an experiment for me. It’s a trade I show up for every week.

presidioconcrete.com
The Presidio Concrete website, built and maintained by RJ Digital

Presidio Concrete · on the job

Aerial view of a commercial concrete project by Presidio Concrete, slabs poured across the site
A commercial concrete project.
Concrete columns standing on a school project by Presidio Concrete
A school concrete project.

What I handle so you don’t have to.

It runs whether you’re on a pour, at a bid, or actually taking a Sunday off.

A site that shows the work.

Driveways, slabs, patios, stained and stamped work, shown big, labeled by town, and fast on the phone in somebody’s driveway. Built by hand, and yours outright.

Your Google presence.

The business profile, the service pages, the reviews people check before they call: set up right and kept current, so the crew a homeowner finds is yours.

Fresh content, every month.

Written about the jobs you actually pour and the towns you pour them in. It keeps the site current in Google’s eyes, and none of it is filler.

Checked weekly. Reported monthly.

You won’t get a pile of emails. I check on things every week and call or text when something needs you. At month’s end, one report lands with what moved and next month’s plan.

A sample RJ Digital month-end report for a made-up plumbing company
A sample month-end report

Pioneer Landscapes Google review

“They take care of all our marketing, great communication and a definite change for the better after using these guys! Appreciate all they do!”

Jacob Castro

Another trade crew

Pioneer Landscapes, Seguin.

Design, irrigation, stone and outdoor living, put in as one build. I replaced their Wix site with a 25-page custom build, its project pages cut from their own job photos.

Questions concrete contractors ask me.

Rather just talk it through? Text me at (830) 359-8138.

What does it cost for a concrete outfit?

You get one monthly number after we talk through your business. There’s no setup fee and no contract. If you want Google Ads run too, that gets scoped in. The plans are side by side on How it works.

I’ve never paid for marketing. Where do I start?

Start with the free website check. In about 30 seconds it shows you how your business looks when somebody nearby searches for concrete work, in plain English, with no sign-up. If you turn out to be in good shape, I’ll tell you that too.

Do I have to sign a contract?

No. It’s month-to-month. If it isn’t earning its keep, walk away any month and take everything with you: the code, the content and the ad accounts.

Who actually does the work?

Me. One owner talking to another, with no account managers, no hand-offs and no ticket queue.

15 minutes, no pitch.

If I'm not the right fit, I'll tell you who is. I reply within 24 hours, usually same day.

Or leave your details.

I'll reach out the way you prefer.