Separate repairs from projects
Give urgent service calls a direct contact route. Give planned installations and remodeling projects room for process details, project examples, and the questions homeowners ask before requesting an estimate.
Home Services & Construction
You do the work.
Let’s help it get found.
Our SEO for home services and construction helps homeowners find your roofing, electrical, HVAC, or remodeling business. We connect local SEO, useful project content, and Google Ads with the jobs you want, the areas you serve, and a clear route to a service call or estimate request.
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Roofing · Electrical · HVAC · Remodeling
WHAT HOMEOWNERS LOOK FOR
Help homeowners see why your team fits the job.
Houzz asked homeowners to choose their top three hiring factors. Explore the signals that respondents said mattered when choosing a professional.
Read Houzz’s homeowner hiring researchPublished January 15, 2025; survey fielded June–July 2024 with 2,866 registered Houzz users. Respondents could choose three factors, so the percentages do not sum to 100. This is not a survey of every homeowner or a marketing conversion benchmark.64%
of respondents included recommendations or references in their top three hiring factors
Show approved customer feedback and make genuine references available where appropriate. Help visitors judge the quality of your work before requesting an estimate.
FOR THE WORK YOU DO
Connect the search to the right job.
Be clear about your coverage
Keep service areas and business details accurate on your website and Google Business Profile. Describe where you actually work, with useful local context instead of a collection of copied city pages.
Show the work behind the promise
Turn your own project photos, service explanations, and approved customer feedback into practical evidence. Help a homeowner understand the type of work you take on before they contact you.
YOUR ESTIMATE-TO-JOB PLANNER
Turn useful inquiries into a schedule you can deliver.
Compare inquiry handling, estimates, and accepted jobs against crew capacity. Plan one service at a time so a short repair call and a large remodel do not count as the same job.
START WITH YOUR NUMBERS
Use monthly totals for one job type. The defaults are editable examples, not contractor-industry averages.
Only estimate acceptance changes. Inquiry volume, the estimate rate, and crew capacity stay fixed. Both comparisons cap accepted work at the same capacity.
ILLUSTRATIVE MONTHLY JOB SCENARIO
3more accepted jobs
At 60% compared with your entered 40%. Accepted jobs: 12 → 15.
18 potential accepted jobs before capacity
Capacity entered: 15. 3 beyond capacity. The chart caps accepted jobs at this limit and uses the capped total for later stages.
If the schedule is full, adjust capacity or the job mix before increasing paid lead volume. This simple count does not model job duration or weather delays.
Your inputsScenario
All bars share a scale of 40 job inquiries.
| Stage | Your inputs | Scenario |
|---|---|---|
| Job inquiries | 40 | 40 |
| Estimates delivered | 30 | 30 |
| Accepted jobs | 12 | 15 |
Estimates = inquiries × estimate rate. Accepted jobs = estimates × acceptance rate, capped at monthly job capacity. Rates are divided by 100. Values are rounded to one decimal.
Planning illustration, not a forecast or promise of work. Fractional jobs represent averages. Job size, travel, materials, availability, seasonality, and how quickly customers decide affect real scheduling.
A STARTING POINT TO DISCUSS · Local SEO
Review your visibility in your real service area.
Start with your Google Business Profile, accurate coverage, service information, and real customer feedback. Focus on the areas your crews can reliably reach.
Talk about my next jobsExplore Local SEOA starting point based on your selection. We’ll review your actual services, coverage, capacity, and inquiry data before recommending a scope.LET’S GET PRACTICAL
Built around your jobs and your capacity.
01Can we prioritize certain jobs or service areas?
Yes. We start with the services you want to grow, the locations your team can reach, and your capacity for new work. Those choices help determine website priorities and the scope of a search campaign.
02What if we do both emergency work and larger projects?
We can give those visitors different routes. An urgent repair page should make contact simple; a larger project page can explain your process and help homeowners prepare a useful quote request.
03Can the job planner account for crew availability?
Yes. Enter the number of additional jobs of one type that your team can deliver in the month. The planner caps accepted jobs at that limit and shows excess potential demand. It does not account for detailed job duration, weather, travel, or material delays.
04Are the sample estimate rates industry averages?
No. They are editable examples to show how inquiry handling, estimates, and acceptance interact. Use your own records for one service type and period, then review actual lead quality, job scope, and capacity before changing your marketing budget.
A channel to match the goal.
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