$300,000 closed in 75 days.
"Outdoor living jobs stacked up faster than we could quote them."
ZachMaryland Contractor
Show up first when a homeowner searches for what you do in the town you do it. Not page three. Not under three lead-gen sites. First.
SEO for home service contractors is not the same as SEO for a software company or an online store. Your buyer is a homeowner with a problem, a zip code, and a phone. They search, they look at the map, they call whoever looks like the obvious choice. We build that for remodelers, painters, flooring installers, power washing companies, hardscapers, and general contractors.
Reviewed by Parker Scherer, Founder, PJC Media.
Rankings, organic traffic, and conversions for the high-intent searches that turn into estimates.
Search rankings & traffic analysis • Last 90 days
Last 90 days
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Click Increase
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You do good work and your reviews prove it. But when someone types "painter near me" or "kitchen remodel [city]," they see Angi, HomeAdvisor, Yelp, and two competitors who paid for a real site years ago.
No service pages. No location pages. Nothing built for the searches homeowners actually type. Google cannot rank a page that does not exist.
A Google Business Profile claimed years ago and never touched again will not hold a map pack spot in a market where someone else posts, answers, and collects reviews every week.
Homeowners check three places before they call anyone. We put you in all three.
The three businesses under the map. Most local calls come from here. Your profile, categories, services, photos, and review flow decide whether you land in it.
More homeowners ask AI "who is the best [trade] in [city]." AI pulls from clear service pages, real reviews, and consistent business info. We structure your site so you are the answer.
Service and location pages that rank for "[service] [city]" and "[service] near me." Every page built for one service in one place.
We do not skip steps. This is the exact sequence, and reversing it wastes money.
Your site has to be fast, mobile first, and built page by page for search. 80% of your traffic is on a phone. We build on WordPress with Elementor and Rank Math. If your site is on Wix, Framer, or a builder from years ago, we rebuild it.
Contractor website designVerified, fully filled out, correct categories, every service listed, real job photos, and a review request system that runs on its own. Your profile and your site link together so Google trusts both.
See the GBP sectionOnly once the site and profile are right do we start ranking work. Service pages, location pages, internal linking, blog content for AI Overviews, and monthly iteration off Search Console data.
Google treats every service as its own search. A homeowner does not type "contractor." They type the job. So we build a page for every service you sell and every town you serve.
One page per service. "Kitchen remodeling," "exterior painting," "hardwood floor installation," "house washing." Each one has its own keyword, its own FAQ, and its own call to action.
Hub city first, then the suburbs around it. Each page targets one service in one town. This is how you show up in the map pack across your whole service area, not just where your shop sits.
Every service page links to every location page and back. Google follows the links, understands the structure, and ranks the whole site instead of one page.
Short, direct answers to the questions homeowners actually ask. "How much does it cost to paint a house in [city]." "How long does a bathroom remodel take." Written to get pulled into AI answers with your name attached.
Your Google Business Profile is the single biggest factor in whether you show up in the map pack. Most contractors treat it like a phone book listing. We treat it like a landing page.
Audit your current site, profile, and rankings. Keyword research for every service and every town. Competitor teardown.
Site fixes or rebuild starts. Google Business Profile cleaned up, verified, categories corrected, services added.
First service pages go live. Review request system turned on. Tracking numbers and call recording set up.
Location pages start. Internal linking built. Search Console connected and baseline recorded.
From there it is monthly. New pages, new content, profile posts, and adjustments based on what Search Console shows is moving.
"Kitchen and bath leads started hitting the same week we launched."
Based in New Jersey. Ranking home service contractors in Florida, Maryland, New Jersey, California, and Pennsylvania, with accounts in Illinois, North Carolina, Nevada, and Ontario.
Port St. Lucie, Jensen Beach, Jacksonville, and the South Florida market.
Gaithersburg, Annapolis, and the surrounding Montgomery and Anne Arundel County areas.
Home base. Freehold, Mount Holly, and Central and South Jersey.
Oakland, Walnut Creek, and the East Bay. Roseville and Folsom in the Sacramento area.
Bucks County.
Illinois, North Carolina, Nevada, and Ontario.
Every market is one contractor per trade. If your area is open, it is open until it is not.
Check My MarketReal contractors, real revenue. Hear how the system performed in their own words.
"Outdoor living jobs stacked up faster than we could quote them."
"Forty days in and the calendar was already booked out."
"I'm hiring extra help from all the work PJC has brought to my business over the last 2 months. 70k+ in One Month"
"Same crew, same quality work. Just better jobs hitting the calendar."
"Kitchen and bath leads started hitting the same week we launched."
"We have blocked off our calendar for 2 months."
"Just this year alone sitting at 250k+"
Every trade searches differently. Painters, flooring, and power washing run on the same system with their own keyword sets. Ask on the call.
SEO compounds, but it takes time. That is why most of our contractor clients run ads at the same time. Ads bring jobs now. Search keeps you dominant later. Every lead from every channel runs through the same follow-up automation, so no lead sits.
Kitchens, baths, additions, full guts. The trade playbook built on remodeling accounts we already rank.
ExploreThe offer. Exclusive projects on your calendar, with no retainer until it has closed $55,000.
ExploreFacebook and Instagram campaigns that bring jobs now while search compounds.
ExploreThe Google Guaranteed badge above the map while your organic rankings build.
ExploreText and email within minutes on every lead, from every channel.
ExploreThe fast, page-by-page site your rankings and profile need underneath them.
ExploreThat is the standard. Site and Google Business Profile must be built first, and that is scoped separately.
Some clients start at a reduced monthly rate until a performance target is met. When that applies, the target is written into the agreement. 5 to 15 qualified estimates. Clear terms, no fine print.
No rankings guarantees. No traffic guarantees. Qualified estimates is the number we track.
Map pack movement usually shows in 60 to 90 days once the site and profile are built right. Page one organic for competitive terms takes 4 to 6 months. It compounds from there.
$1,000 per month for 90 days is standard. Website and Google Business Profile setup are scoped separately and come first.
If your site is slow, not mobile first, or has one page for everything, yes. SEO cannot rank pages that do not exist.
The three business listings under the map on a local search. Most homeowner calls come from there. Getting in requires a strong Google Business Profile and a site that backs it up.
Remodelers, painters, flooring, power washing, hardscaping, and general contractors. Not plumbers, roofers, or HVAC.
That is the goal. AI Overviews and ChatGPT pull from clear service pages, consistent business info, and real reviews. We build for that from day one.
Yes. A review request system that runs after every job. Google-compliant. No swaps, no purchases.
No. One contractor per trade per market.
We will look at your site, your profile, and your rankings and show you exactly what the first 90 days would look like. No pitch deck.