The Surrey marketWhat a concrete company is up against in Surrey
What kind of concrete work is there in Surrey?
Clayton, Grandview Heights, South Surrey and Cloverdale keep producing new-build work: driveways, patios, garage slabs and the whole flatwork package on one address. Big multi-family homes mean bigger jobs than the regional average. There is also a real builder and developer channel here that Vancouver does not have in the same way.
How long is the pour season in Surrey?
Same mild wet coastal climate as Vancouver. The pour season is long and the marketing runs year-round. What changes seasonally is the mix, not the volume: more new-build in the dry months, more replacement and repair when the rain exposes a bad slab.
How hard is it to rank in Surrey?
Search volume is large and the field is less saturated than Vancouver. That combination is the reason Surrey is usually the best value market in the Lower Mainland. The same ad budget buys a lot more here.
Where is the opening in Surrey?
Two separate funnels, because they are two separate buyers. Homeowners come through search and the map pack and want photos and a price signal. Builders come through relationships and repeat work. They want to see that you are organised, insured and not going to hold up their schedule. A site that only speaks to homeowners leaves the builder channel on the table.
Who buys concrete work in Surrey?
Surrey had 568,322 people at the 2021 Census, up 9.7% in five years.
Of its 185,671 occupied homes, 60,895 are single-detached houses, which is 32.8%.
69.5% of households own their home, and the median household income was $98,000 in 2020.
About a third of homes are houses, and many of the rest are townhomes and suites, so the homeowner market is real but a good share of the work comes through builders, strata and property managers.