Get found in the county
you actually work in.
Homeowners searching for your trade near them are the cheapest leads you will ever get, because you don't pay per click for them. Local SEO is the slow, compounding work that puts you in front of those searches and keeps you there.
Three slots, and everyone calls them.
The map pack takes the majority of clicks on a near-me search, and it's decided by your profile, your reviews and your proximity — not by how long your homepage is. Earning one of those three slots is the whole job.
Invisible to the people nearest you.
Nearly every local ranking problem we see in construction is one of four things, and none of them are mysterious.
- 01
You're not in the map pack
Three businesses get the block above the results. If you're the fourth, most of the county never sees you — they've already called someone by then.
- 02
Your profile hasn't been touched in a year
No recent photos, no posts, half the services missing, hours wrong. Google reads that as a business that might not still be operating.
- 03
One page for the whole territory
A single "Services" page can't rank for a kitchen remodel in one town and an addition in the next. The searches are different and so are the pages that win them.
- 04
Reviews come in by accident
You do good work and a fraction of it ever shows up publicly, because nobody asks at the moment the homeowner is happiest.
The work that actually moves local rankings.
The searches we build for
Service plus town, in the places you take work. You see the list, and you can tell us a town isn't worth driving to.
Google Business Profile, managed
Categories, services, service area, hours and photos kept current, with posts going out regularly. This is the single biggest lever on map results.
Service and city pages
Real pages for the work you do in the towns you actually serve, each with its own copy, projects and estimate form. Not eighty cloned town pages.
Review generation
Every finished job gets an ask at the right moment with a direct link, and you get alerted to respond. We never write or buy reviews.
Citation consistency
Your name, address and phone made identical across the directories Google cross-checks. Unglamorous, and it moves rankings.
Local schema markup
Structured data telling search engines exactly what you do, where, and what it costs — the format AI search results are increasingly built from.
Technical foundations
Site speed, mobile rendering, internal links and indexing. A page that can't be crawled quickly can't rank however good the copy is.
Telling search engines what you are.
Structured data spells out your trade, your service area and your work in a format search engines and AI answers read directly. It ships on every page we build, and most contractor sites have none of it.
The order we work in.
Audit
Where you currently rank in each town you serve, what your profile is missing, and which competitors hold the map pack.
Fix
Profile rebuilt, citations corrected, schema shipped, and the site's technical blockers cleared out.
Build
Service and city pages written for the searches homeowners in your county are actually running, published in priority order.
Compound
Posts, photos and reviews every week, new pages as you add towns, and a monthly read on what moved.
Slow channel, run honestly.
Local SEO takes months, so anyone promising page one in thirty days is selling you something else. We run ads alongside it to carry the phone while the organic work builds.
- One client per service area, so we're never ranking your competitor too.
- Pages for towns you actually serve, never thin doorway pages.
- Your Google Business Profile stays in your name and your ownership.
- Reviews earned and requested, never written or bought.
- Construction only. We know which searches lead to booked estimates.
Local SEO FAQ
Want the map pack in your county?
One contractor per territory. Check whether yours is still open before your competitor does.
$1,000/month. Ad spend billed separately, straight to the platforms.