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SOCIAL · FOR CONCRETE
Social Media Marketing for Concrete Contractors
Your pours are the ad. A fresh broom-finish driveway, a stamped-and-sealed patio, a slab going down clean: we turn that job-site footage into a feed that makes the phone ring, not one that just collects likes.
THE CAMPAIGN SPEC
- Platforms runFB, IG, TikTok, Shorts
- Content sourceYour job sites
- Bought followers0
- MethodSince 2008
Organic feed plus optional Meta ads. Rankings, Maps, and reviews live on their own pages.
- Since 2008
- Job-site content
- No vanity metrics
- Owner-owned accounts
- In-house, US-based
QUICK FACTS · SOCIAL FOR CONCRETE CONTRACTORS
At a glance.
The whole engagement on one ticket. Read it in a minute, then bring us the hard questions on the call.
- What it is
- Done-for-you social media marketing for concrete contractors: job-site photo and video shaped into a posting schedule across Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts, with optional Meta ads.
- Timeline
- Accounts cleaned up and posting in the first 2-4 weeks. A feed that starts pulling steady inquiries usually takes 60-90 days of consistent job-site content.
- Investment
- Quoted at the strategy call, based on how many platforms you run and whether you add paid Meta ads. Ad spend is separate and yours.
- What you get
- A managed content calendar, edited reels of your driveways and stamped work, caption and posting done for you, and monthly numbers tied to leads, not follower counts.
- What's not included
- Google rankings, Maps 3-pack, and AI-search visibility live on their own pages. This page is the feed: organic posts and paid social.
- Managed how
- In-house, on social accounts you own and keep. No franchise login you lose when you leave.
- Who it's for
- Established concrete contractors doing driveways, pads, stamped and decorative, and big-ticket pours who post sporadically or bought a cheap package and saw nothing.
- Who it's not for
- Brand-new outfits with no completed jobs to film yet, or owners who want follower counts instead of booked pours.
THE FEED, FOR CONCRETE
The job is the content. Most feeds waste it.
Concrete is a visual trade and a big-ticket one. A homeowner deciding between a plain gray driveway and a stamped, colored one is shopping with their eyes, and they scroll Facebook and Instagram before they ever type a search. Social media marketing for concrete contractors works because your finished work is the proof: the screed pull, the broom finish, the stamp lift, the sealer wetting up a color. Nobody has to take your word for it when they can watch it go down.
The problem is timing and trust. A driveway or patio is a considered purchase, often thousands of dollars, so people follow, watch, and sit on it for weeks before they call. A dead or generic feed reads as a shop that might not be around next season. A feed full of real pours reads as a crew that does this every week. That gap is where the cheap "social package" fails: stock quotes and canned graphics do not answer the one question a concrete buyer has, which is can these guys actually finish clean.
We film the work you already do and turn it into posts that pull inquiries, then hand the same lead back to the rest of your shop. Whether that lead came off a reel or a boosted post, it lands in a form you own.
[ 01 ] THE PROBLEM
Why the concrete feed goes quiet
Four ways a concrete contractor's social ends up doing nothing.
Random posts, no plan
A photo once a month, then silence through the busy season. The algorithm reads the gaps and stops showing you to buyers.
Likes instead of leads
A cheap package chases follower counts and pretty graphics. None of it answers the buyer's real question or asks for the call.
Ceding the feed to the franchise
The national decorative-concrete brand posts daily in your zip while you sit dark, and their name is the one homeowners remember.
[ 02 ] THE METHOD
What we actually run for concrete
Built around driveways, pads, stamped and decorative, and the big pours.
Job-site capture that fits the crew
Simple shot lists your foreman can run from a phone: the pour, the finish, the stamp, the before-and-after. No film crew, no slowdown on the pad.
Reels of the money shots
Edited short video of screed pulls, stamp lifts, color hardener throws, and sealer reveals: the footage concrete buyers stop scrolling for.
The stamped and decorative angle
Pattern and color are what upsell a driveway. We lead the feed with your decorative work because that is the higher-ticket, higher-margin job.
Captions that ask for the estimate
Every post names the service area and points to a quote, so a saved reel turns into a form fill instead of a silent bookmark.
Optional Meta ads to your zips
Boosted posts and Facebook/Instagram lead forms aimed at homeowners in the counties you actually pour in, with the lead landing in an inbox you own.
Numbers tied to the phone
Monthly reporting on saves, shares, profile taps, and form fills that turned into estimate requests. Follower count is a footnote, not the headline.
[ 03 ] THE DIFFERENCE
Trade feed vs. the cheap package
Be Seen, Contractors!
Your pours, posted like proof
- Reels shot on your actual driveways and stamped work
- Captions that name the county and ask for the estimate
- Reporting on leads, on accounts you own and keep
the $99 social package
Stock graphics on a login you rent
- Canned quote images no concrete buyer cares about
- Follower counts and likes with zero booked jobs
- Accounts you lose the day you stop paying them
[ 04 ] DELIVERABLES
What lands in your account
Account cleanup and setup
Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Shorts audited, fixed, and set to a consistent brand across every platform.
Foreman shot list
A short, repeatable capture guide so the crew films the right moments of each pour without slowing down.
Managed content calendar
A planned posting schedule through your season so the feed stays alive during the busy months, not just the slow ones.
Edited reels and photo posts
Job-site footage cut into short vertical video and clean photo sets built for the concrete buyer's scroll.
Written captions and hashtags
Service-area captions that ask for the estimate, tagged so local homeowners actually surface your work.
Optional Meta ad campaigns
Boosted posts and lead-form ads targeted to the zips you pour in, managed and adjusted monthly.
Lead capture you own
Inquiries from posts and ads routed to a form and inbox under your name, not a franchise dashboard.
Monthly lead report
A plain-language rundown of what the feed produced: inquiries and estimate requests, with the vanity stats kept in their place.
[ 05 ] THE PROCESS
From plan to booked work.
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WEEK 1
Audit
Where your customers actually are, and what a busy owner can realistically sustain.
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WEEKS 2-3
Setup
Profiles cleaned up, branded, and pointed back at the site that books jobs.
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MONTH 1
Cadence
A right-sized posting rhythm built from job-site photos, not stock images.
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ONGOING
Manage
Posting, light engagement, and the occasional boosted post that earns its keep.
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MONTHLY
Report
Reach and, more importantly, the calls and clicks it sent to your site.
[ 06 ] THE HONEST CURVE
What to expect, honestly
Social is a slow build, not a switch. A concrete purchase gets watched for weeks before the call, so the feed compounds instead of spiking.
2-4 wk
Posting starts
Accounts cleaned up and live
60-90d
Inquiries build
Consistent job-site content pays off
0
Bought followers
Real reach or nothing
Yours
Account ownership
You keep every login
[ 07 ] STRAIGHT ANSWERS
What contractors ask us most.
Straight answers concrete owners ask before they hand over the feed.
01Does social media actually book concrete jobs?
It books them slowly. A driveway or stamped patio is a considered, big-ticket purchase, so homeowners follow and watch for weeks before they call. A steady feed of real pours builds the trust that closes that gap. If you want the phone ringing this week, paid ads move faster than organic.
02Which platforms should a concrete contractor run?
Facebook and Instagram carry most of the load for residential driveways and patios, because that is where local homeowners scroll. TikTok and YouTube Shorts stretch your reach with the satisfying pour and stamp footage. We run the ones your buyers actually use and skip the ones they do not.
03I posted for a while and nothing happened. Why?
Usually two reasons: the posting stopped during the busy season, so the algorithm quit showing you, and the posts never asked for the estimate. We fix both with a managed calendar that stays alive year-round and captions that point straight at a quote.
04Do I have to be on camera or hire a videographer?
No. Your foreman films short clips from a phone using a simple shot list: the pour, the finish, the stamp, the reveal. We handle the editing, captions, and posting. The crew keeps working and the camera never slows the pad down.
05What is the difference between this and Facebook ads?
Organic social is the daily feed of your work that builds trust over time. Paid social is Meta ad spend that puts a post or a lead form in front of homeowners in your zips right now. This page covers both. Google Ads and search PPC are a separate thing entirely.
06Will this help me rank on Google or the Maps 3-pack?
Not directly. Social lives inside the feed. Google rankings and content live on our SEO page, and the Maps 3-pack plus reviews live on our local SEO page. They work together, but they are run separately and we keep the lanes clean.
07Do I own the accounts and the content?
Yes. Every account stays in your name, and you keep all logins and posted content. If you ever leave, you walk away with the feed we built. We do not hold your audience hostage on a login you rent.
08How is pricing set?
Quoted at the strategy call, based on how many platforms you run and whether you add paid Meta ads. Any ad budget is separate and stays yours. No pricing games, and no bought followers baked in.
[ 08 ] WHAT COMES NEXT
What comes next.
The rest of the build works alongside this.
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See what your pours could be doing on the feed?
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