Listings, websites and paid demand are usually run by three different vendors who never talk to each other. That is why the phone number on your ad doesn't match the one on your map. We run all three.
Your listing is the product page for your business on Google Maps, Apple Maps and Bing. It decides whether you show up in the three-pack when someone with a leaking roof searches at 9pm, and it decides whether they trust you enough to tap "call".
We create listings that do not exist, claim listings that do, merge the duplicates, correct the data, choose the categories and service areas that actually match how you sell, and then monitor all of it so it stays correct.
A five-location roofing company. Two listings verified, one suspended, one duplicate stealing reviews from the main listing, and one location that was never listed at all. Nothing on Apple Maps.
| Week 1 | Audit, authorization, canonical data sheet per location |
|---|---|
| Week 2 | Duplicate merge requests filed, suspended listing appeal submitted, missing listing created |
| Week 3 | Verification completed, Apple and Bing brought to parity |
| Ongoing | Monthly rescan, change log, quarterly category review |
A contractor site has one job: turn an anxious person on a phone into a phone call. Not win a design award, not rank for a national keyword. Call, in under ten seconds.
We build fast, static-first sites with the phone number pinned above the fold, service-area pages that mirror the areas on your listing, and structured data that matches your listing field for field — because platforms cross-check the two.
Map platforms compare the name, address and phone number on your listing against the ones on your website. When they disagree, the platform trusts neither — and your ranking quietly drops.
This is the single most common problem we find in audits, and it happens almost every time the website vendor and the listings vendor are different companies. Running both is not an upsell; it is how we keep the data clean.
Once the foundation is right, paid traffic stops leaking. Ads point at a site that converts, calls land on a number that matches the listing, and Google can verify that the business behind the ad is the business on the map.
The green badge requires license and insurance verification plus a background check, and it materially changes click-through for emergency trades. We prepare the documentation, submit the application and manage the screening process.
Ten of the businesses in our client directory currently carry it.
Most companies should start at the top of this table and only move down once the row above is solid.
| Service | Start here if… | What changes | Time to effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Local Listings & Maps | You are not in the map three-pack, or your data is wrong somewhere | You become findable and trustworthy at the exact moment of need | 2–6 weeks |
| Contractor Website | Your listing is clean but traffic doesn't turn into calls | Click-to-call conversion, and listing data the platforms can verify | 2–3 weeks to launch |
| Paid Ads & Lead Gen | Organic presence is solid and you want more volume now | Controllable lead flow on top of a foundation that already converts | Days |
| Platform & Bulk Ops | You run more than a handful of locations, or you are an agency yourself | One source of truth, scheduled verification, real reporting | Immediate |
Published prices, month-to-month, and no charge for the audit that tells you which of these you need.
What is never included in the price: advertising spend, domain registration and
platform verification fees. We pass those through at cost with the receipt attached.
What is always included: the audit, onboarding, the authorization paperwork, and
handover of everything we build if you decide to leave.
Tell us how many locations you run and which trades you're in. We'll audit what's already live on Google, Apple and Bing, show you exactly what's wrong, and quote a fixed monthly price per location.