Four of the first ten Google Maps results for a Seattle concrete contractor have no working website.

The five checks in Seattle, WA

What a customer runs into after tapping a listing, counted on the 72 local sites in the table near the end of this page. Each check is explained on the home page.

1. 1. The Website button opens your site18 of 34 passMeasured here: Opens clean, fits a phone.
2. 2. The number calls in one tap53 of 61 passMeasured here: the number on the listing is the number on the site. Taps were not counted.
3. 3. There's a starting price6 of 72 passMeasured here: Price.
4. 4. A message gets through55 of 71 passMeasured here: Can write.
5. 5. Google Maps tells the same storynot in this report

If I wrote to you, the link in my message opens your own five checks at the top of this page. If not, get them free, in writing, within one business day.

Tap Website on the first ten

All 8 counted searches together, first ten places each: 80 spots. 21 of them lead to no website or a dead one, and 8 more open behind a browser warning.

Pick a search to see it place by place.

Metro wide, “concrete contractor in Seattle, WA”

1. #1Company 63Opens
2. #2Company 2346 reviewsOpens
3. #3Local company8 reviewsNo website on the listing
4. #4Local company7 reviewsWebsite address does not exist
5. #5Company 133 reviewsOpens only without https, “Not secure”
6. #6Other trade33 reviewsOther trade, not checked
7. #7Dead link 333 reviewsDomain expired, a registrar page opens
8. #8Other trade32 reviewsNo website on the listing
9. #9Company 895 reviewsOpens
10. #10Company 57no reviewsOpens

In the metro wide search 4 of the first ten have no working website behind them, and 5 have eight reviews or fewer. Companies whose sites list decades of work here sit further down the same search, past place 30.

Tap Call on the site

Someone who has opened a site taps the number on that site, not the one on the map. On the 22 sites read again on September 25, 2026 I compared every call button with the number printed on it. 2 of 22 dial something else.

All 72 local sites, the number from their own Google listing against the site:

What one of those calls is worth here is further down, from the prices local sites print.

Tap Email, or the form

The customer who will not call during the day writes. This is what happens to them on the 72 local sites.

Same site, different company

An owner looks at his own site and his own listing. What sits next to it only shows when you open the neighbors. No business is named. The counts are what the check found.

Where a site sends the customer somewhere else

What one call is worth here

Only 6 of 72 local sites print a price. The ones that do are enough to put a number on a single call that goes to the wrong place. Pick a job, or type your own price.

Job sizes are round examples, not measurements. Prices below are as printed on September 23, 2026.

• Company 8Residential driveway$8 to $15 per sq fta typical residential driveway, per square foot
• Company 43Driveways and parking pads$10 to $18 per sq ft4 to 6 inches with rebar or fiber, per square foot
• Company 43Patios and walkways$12 to $22 per sq ftexposed, broom or stamped, per square foot
• Company 43Garage and shop slabs$8 to $14 per sq ftper square foot
• Company 50Full concrete replacementfrom $15 per sq ftfrom $15 per square foot, plus demolition
• Company 80Paver installationfrom $14.99 per sq ftstarting price per square foot
• Company 50Lifting one sidewalk panel or step$150 to $400per panel or step
• Company 28Small patio extension, 2023 job$10,000 to $20,000a finished job, all prep included
• Company 28Small driveway from asphalt to concrete, 2023 job$20,000 to $36,000a finished job, all prep included
• Company 83Scanning a slab before cutting$650 to $1,750not a pour, listed for completeness

Tap your own, from a phone

1. Search concrete contractor followed by your town, not near me, and tap Website on your own listing. Note what opens.
2. Tap the number on your site. Before it rings, read the digits the dialer shows against the number printed on the page.
3. Tap your email link and look at the address that appears in the To line.
4. Look at the bar above your site on the phone: a padlock, or “Not secure”.

Each of these takes under a minute. Most of what this page found would have shown up on one of them.

All 86 sites, five checks each

Numbers are random and exist only on this page. A dash means the check was not run for that site. Click a column to sort.

How Seattle differs from the other reports

How this was checked

• S1 Google Maps results. 19 searches on September 23, 2026 from downtown Seattle, a point north of it and a point south of it. 8 of them came back with enough concrete listings to count. The other 11 are kept only as background.
• S2 Google business listings. Name, category, phone number, hours, review count and the website field of all 227 listings, read on September 23, 2026.
• S3 Business websites. Every website field was followed on September 23, 2026: 86 sites opened and were read, home page plus up to six inner pages. On September 25, 2026, 22 of them were read again for certificates, call links, email links and forms, and the fresher reading wins.
• S4 Area codes. As assigned in the North American numbering plan: 206 is Seattle, 425 the Eastside and Snohomish County, 253 Tacoma, 360 the rest of western Washington. 620 is southern Kansas, 650 the San Francisco Peninsula, 909 the Inland Empire in California, 260 Fort Wayne in Indiana.
• S5 Browser behavior. Chrome and Safari show a full page warning before a site with an expired certificate opens, and put “Not secure” next to the address of a site that opens only over http.
• S6 Printed prices. Prices read in context on the sites that print them, on September 23, 2026, and checked by hand. Budget menus in forms, prices from stories and prices of other goods do not count.
• S7 What this check cannot see. Calls, jobs won, ad spend, and the quality of anyone's concrete work. This page is about Google listings and websites only.

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