Deck and fence builders
Everybody wants a price per foot, and the same request went to three other builders.
Who it's for: fence installers, deck builders, pool enclosures, railings and pergolas.
Fence company marketingHome Services Marketing Agency for Trades That Want Booked Jobs
You paid for a job request that three other contractors also got. The phone rang while you were on a roof. The spring rush came and went, and now the board is empty.
We're a home services marketing agency that fixes that for contractors. We set up and run your Google listing, your Google Ads, a website that books jobs, and answering that picks up when you can't, all in your name. The calls are yours alone, you can leave any month, and each month you see which calls turned into booked work.
- on Trustindex (5.0 from 49 reviews)
- Owner-run since 2010
- Month to month
- You own everything
- No markup on ad spend
The trades we work with
Every trade wins work a little differently, so every trade has its own page. Find yours.
Renovation contractors
A kitchen or a basement suite takes months to decide. The contractor who stays in touch usually gets it.
Who it's for: kitchens and baths, basements and legal suites, additions, design-build and custom homes.
Remodeling marketing
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Two busy seasons, two slow ones, and too many calls for small repairs when you want installs.
Who it's for: residential service, furnace and heat-pump installs, maintenance plans, light commercial.
HVAC marketing
Placeholder photoPlumbers
A burst pipe at midnight is a good job, if somebody answers.
Who it's for: emergency and after-hours plumbers, drains and sewer, water heaters, one-van shops.
Plumbing marketing
Placeholder photoRoofers
After a big windstorm, everyone with a ladder is a roofer. Your licence, warranty and reviews are what set you apart.
Who it's for: re-roofs, repairs and leaks, flat and commercial roofs, eavestroughs.
Roofing marketing
Electricians
Panel upgrades and EV chargers pay. Small service calls bought from job-request sites mostly don't.
Who it's for: residential service, panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators, commercial fit-outs.
Electrician marketing
Placeholder photoLandscapers
Patio projects and customers who renew every spring, instead of price shoppers looking for a cheap cut.
Who it's for: design-build and hardscape, lawn care, maintenance contracts, snow removal.
Landscaping marketingDon't see your trade? Windows and doors, painting, garage doors, concrete and more: if your business runs on calls from homeowners, the same work applies. Book a call and ask.
What contractors tell us on the first call
Different trades, the same five complaints.
“I’m racing four other contractors to the same homeowner.”
Angi, HomeAdvisor and sites like them sell one request to everyone who pays. You end up competing on speed and price, not on the quality of your work.
“Half the calls just want a ballpark.”
Price shoppers take up your evenings and your site visits, and most of them never book.
“The phone rings when I’m on a job.”
Nobody leaves a voicemail for a contractor anymore. They call the next name on the list.
“It’s feast or famine.”
Word of mouth fills the busy months and disappears in the slow ones, and the slow ones are when payroll hurts.
“My last agency locked me in and sent me reports full of clicks.”
Twelve months of invoices, a website in their name, and no idea whether any of it brought in a single job.
None of this is your fault. It's what happens when nobody owns the whole picture, from the search to the phone call to the booked job.
Exclusive contractor leads, from sources you own
Buying job requests means renting someone else's customers. When you stop paying, the calls stop, and every request you got was sent to other companies too.
We build the sources instead: your own website, your own Google listing and your own ad account. The calls and quote requests that come from them are yours alone. We never share or resell them, and if you leave, everything stays in your name. How that works across trades, and how the cost compares with buying names, is on our page on Exclusive contractor leads.
How we fix it
Five things, done in order, for every trade.
Get found
Your Google listing filled out for every town you cover, a page for every service you sell, and Google Ads for the jobs you actually want.
A website that books jobs
Photos of real work, honest price ranges, and a quote form that asks the right questions, so you know what a job is before you drive out.
Answer every call
An AI receptionist that picks up in your company name, a text back on every missed call, and follow-up on quotes that went quiet.
Reviews and repeat work
A review request after every job, and offers to past customers before your slow season starts.
Know what works
Every ad gets its own phone number, so you see which one made the phone ring, and one plain monthly report counts calls and booked jobs.
Three rules we don't break:
- no markup on your ad spend
- you own everything, month to month
- results counted in booked jobs, not clicks.
Home services results, named
Elie's Fencing Solutions
477 phone calls from Google ads plus 298 quote requests from the website, March to September 2026
We've run their Google Ads since 2019.
Kitchen Tune-Up
473 phone calls and 317 quote requests from Google ads, January 2022 to March 2025
Kitchen remodeling and cabinet refacing.
Lloyd HVAC Services
About 8 inquiries a month from Google search to 45, within six months
after we rebuilt the website with a page for each service (dates to come).
Safeguard Electric
Calls from Google ads tripled: 74 to 225 phone calls a year
on an 18% bigger budget (June 2019 to May 2020, then June 2020 to May 2021).
Results depend on your market, your budget and how fast you answer the phone.
See all results- Lloyd HVAC Services Inc.
- AW Mechanical Systems
- Newtown Energy
- Elie's Fencing Solutions
- Backyard Pros
- Safeguard Electric
- Kitchen Tune-Up Bloomfield
Where we work
Our office is at 863 College St in Toronto, and we work with contractors across Canada and the US. If you work in or around the city:
Everywhere else: cities we serve.
Home services marketing questions
Something else on your mind? Call (647) 254-0850 and ask.
It gets your phone ringing with the jobs you want, and makes sure somebody answers. For us that means your Google listing, your website, your Google and Facebook ads, answering and follow-up, review requests, and a monthly report that counts booked jobs. A good one tells you plainly what each booked job cost.
Our plans are $1,500, $3,000 or $5,000 a month, plus your ad budget. The ad budget goes from your own account straight to Google or Meta, with no markup. Which plan fits depends on how many towns you cover and how much work you want. See what each plan includes.
Probably. We have pages for deck and fence, renovation, HVAC, plumbing, roofing, electrical and landscaping, but the work is the same for most businesses that run on calls from homeowners. If you're not sure, ask us on a call. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so.
No. Those sites sell you a homeowner's request, usually along with several other contractors. We build and run your own website, Google listing and ads, so the calls come to you alone and keep coming even if you stop working with us.
No long contract. We work month to month. Your website, Google listing, ad account, phone numbers and customer list are in your name from the first day, and if you leave, they go with you.
Yes. Start by finding out who owns your website, your Google listing and your ad account. On the first call we'll help you check, and tell you what we'd keep and what we'd change.
Book a call about your business
Thirty minutes with someone who knows the trades. We'll look at where your calls come from now, where they're slipping away, and what we'd fix first. No pitch, and if we're not the right fit, we'll tell you.
Book a call.
Get the free check-up.
We look at four things: whether your calls get answered, how your Google listing stacks up, whether your website books work or just sits there, and whether you can tell which ads bring in customers. You get what we find in plain words.
Get the free check-up
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