By: Josh Fulfer
Estimated Read Time: 5 Minutes

Let’s get real—most concrete lifting websites suck.

They don’t bring in leads. They don’t show up on Google. And even when people land on them, they bounce in five seconds because there’s nothing that builds trust or moves them to act.

If that’s you, don’t worry—you’re not alone. And you’re not broken. You just haven’t been shown how to turn your website into a lead-generating, trust-building sales tool.

Let’s fix that.

Reason #1: No Clear Call to Action

You’d be shocked how many sites have no phone number in the header. No quote form above the fold. No bold button that tells the customer what to do next.

What to do instead:
✅ Add a bright “Request a Free Estimate” button near the top
✅ Put your phone number in the header AND footer
✅ Use short forms—name, phone, address, problem area… Keep it simple.

Reason #2: No Local Signals or City Pages

If your site just says “We offer concrete lifting”—Google has no clue where you’re located or where you want to work. That’s why you’re not showing up in nearby towns.

What to do instead:
✅ Add your core service area in the footer (e.g., “Serving Grand Blanc, Davison, and Bay City”)
✅ Build individual landing pages for each city
✅ Include location-specific headlines and meta titles

Reason #3: Weak or Missing Trust Signals

People don’t call because they’re unsure. Can I trust this company? Are they legit?

What to do instead:
✅ Add a BBB logo, review stars, and warranty badges
✅ Show photos of YOU or your crew—not stock photos or people-less photos
✅ Use testimonials from real customers (bonus if they include location)

Reason #4: Bad Layout & Poor Mobile Experience

80% of your traffic is likely from phones. If your site is slow, hard to read, or impossible to click—people are gone.

What to do instead:
✅ Make sure your site loads fast and looks clean on mobile
✅ Avoid tiny text or giant paragraphs
✅ Make quote buttons sticky or visible as they scroll

Reason #5: No SEO Strategy Whatsoever

If you’re not using the right keywords (like “mudjacking” or “driveway leveling near me”), you’re invisible to the people actively searching for you.

What to do instead:
✅ Add concrete lifting SEO keywords to your page titles, headers, and image names
✅ Include synonyms and common phrases people use
✅ Write helpful service page content that explains what you do

Final Thoughts

Most concrete raising websites fail because they were built to look pretty—not to drive leads. And that’s the difference.

We build sites that rank, convert, and make you look like a pro—because that’s what customers expect when they’re handing over their hard-earned cash.

Want to fix your website the right way?
Get in touch with LevelRight Marketing and let’s turn your website into a lead-generating machine that works while you sleep.