Homeowners getting masonry done collect three bids, and they look up all three. Two of them will have a Facebook page and a phone number. The one with a real site full of finished projects starts the conversation ahead.
These are real shops with real customers, not mockups. Every one opens in a new tab.
I've built for trades up and down this list. Tell me what you run and I'll send the two or three that look most like your shop.
Every masonry lead is a bid against two other names. When somebody searches your company to see if you’re real, whatever they find is your first impression, and right now you probably didn’t choose it.
Retaining walls, patios, chimney rebuilds, stamped drives. This is the most photogenic trade I build for and the one where the photos most often sit on a phone.
Masonry crews cover a wide radius and customers assume the opposite. If the towns aren’t named on the site, the jobs in them never call.
Not a template with your name dropped in. The structure below is specific to Masonry work, on top of everything every site I build already includes.
Hosting, the booking form, SEO setup and lifetime updates are included on every build.
See how the build works →Anything else you want to know about a Masonry build?
Text me and just ask →It matters for how the site is organized. Masonry and general contracting get their own sections so each can rank, instead of one page trying to do both. AR Masonry above runs that way.
Each town you work in gets a real page about the work you do there, not a copy of the homepage with the name swapped. That’s the difference between pages that rank and pages Google ignores.
Phone photos are what I want. They look like real jobs, which is the point. I clean them up, size them right and lay them out so the work is what people notice.
Send your shop name and number. I build a real preview site for your business, usually the same day, and text you the link. Look at it, then decide.
