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LG Concrete Ltd.

Saskatoon concrete contractor since 1983. A full website and search audit, a same-day cleanup of the WordPress site, and a six-month plan to win the searches competitors hold today.

SERVICES
Website audit + SEO plan
LOCATION
Saskatoon, SK
TIMELINE
Audit October 2026
PLATFORM
WordPress
lgconcreteyxe.ca
LG Concrete Ltd. website
+50%quote requests Apr–Sep 2026 vs the same months last year
Same daythe audit fixes shipped
Page 1the target for the core Saskatoon concrete searches
THE PROBLEM

Busy on the map, invisible in the results

LG was getting quote requests from Google Maps but the website itself was on page 1 for none of the six main Saskatoon concrete searches. Service pages were under 110 words, the site carried placeholder text and a wrong county, and nothing was tracked, so nobody could say where a lead came from.

WHAT WE BUILT

Fix what is broken, then build the pages that rank

  • Same-day cleanup. WordPress and plugins updated, duplicate plugins removed, placeholder text and wrong details corrected, stronger calls to action on the homepage.
  • A plain-English audit. Where LG shows up in Google, why competitors outrank it, and what each fix is worth - written for the owner, not an agency.
  • Tracking first. Every quote request and call tagged with its source from month one, so the plan is measured against real numbers.
  • Six months of pages. Full service pages, local case studies, a cost guide and service-area pages, finished before the spring pouring season.
Homepage after the cleanup - "Get a Free Quote" and a tap-to-call button replaced a "Learn More" link.
Homepage after the cleanup - "Get a Free Quote" and a tap-to-call button replaced a "Learn More" link.
Same homepage in the browser frame: hours, service area and the quote button are the first things a visitor sees.
Same homepage in the browser frame: hours, service area and the quote button are the first things a visitor sees.