Referral disclosure

We'd rather you heard this from us than pieced it together later. Here's how the site works and how the people working on your slab get paid, set out as a list of short points. This page was last looked over in September 2026.

1. This is a marketing site. georgetownconcreteworks.com exists to bring in concrete work for Georgetown and the rest of Williamson County. Whether you phone the number up top or fill in the form for an estimate, your request lands with us first. The site is the front door; the rest of this page explains what's behind it.
2. A machine picks up, a person follows. On our phone line, an automated assistant answers at any hour and notes down your details. After that, a real person gets in touch with you.
3. The crews are independent. The pouring, finishing and repair work is done by insured, independent concrete contractors we partner with around Georgetown, not by whoever runs this website. Which contractor you get depends on the kind of job, where your property sits, and who has room on their schedule.
4. We may be paid for the introduction. If a job comes out of a referral, the contractor may pay us a fee for the referral or for advertising. That's settled between the contractor and us, and it doesn't move the number on your quote.
5. We count calls and visits. We track calls and form sends and use privacy-respecting analytics so we know which pages and sources actually bring in inquiries. We may record calls, and you'll hear a notice saying so when the call begins. None of that touches your price. What's collected and who sees it is covered in our privacy policy.
6. You'll know who's coming before they're booked. Ask who'll be doing the work and we'll name them before anything goes on the calendar. Wanting that name before you commit to an estimate visit is a fair ask, and we'll answer it.
7. The signed estimate is what you pay. Whatever deal sits behind the scenes, the contractor's written estimate is the bill. Nothing more.
8. Shop around if you like. A second opinion on concrete is a sensible thing to get, and we won't try to talk you out of it. Line the estimate up against another and pick whichever suits you.
9. Independent means independent. The contractors hold whatever license their work calls for, their own insurance, and warranty terms of their own. Ask for their insurance certificate, and read the contract before signing it; that document is what governs your job, not this page.
10. We advertise. You might have found this site through search results or a paid ad. Any outside service that runs or measures that advertising for us gets only the information it needs to do that, and nothing else.
11. Just ask. Want to know who'd take your job, whether there's a referral in play, or how to get hold of the contractor yourself? Say so. We'd much rather clear it up now than have you wondering afterward. Phone (737) 379-2302, or write to hello@georgetownconcreteworks.com. We'll answer.