47%
won't call with fewer than 20 reviews
Nearly half of US consumers skip a business that has fewer than 20 Google reviews, no matter how good the work is.
For home service businesses in the US
Turn Google Maps searches into booked jobs
Right now, people in your area are searching for “your service” and calling one of the first three businesses they see. I build the website, Google profile and review system that make that call go to you.
- Free, no obligation
- You own your site and profile
- Working with US businesses
How does a home service business get more calls from Google Maps?
Google ranks local businesses on three things: relevance (does your website and profile clearly match the search), distance (how close you are to the person searching) and prominence (how many recent, positive reviews and mentions you have).
You can't move your shop, but you can fix the other two: a fast website with a page for each service and area, a complete Google Business Profile, and a steady flow of new reviews. That is exactly what I set up.
Real result · Tampa Bay, FL
From invisible to #1 next to its own office
In January 2026, Emperor Rentals, a local service company in Tampa, didn't appear in the Google Maps top 5 at any of 305 search points, not even next to its own address. After the website, profile and review work, it ranks #1 at every point of a 5x5 grid around its office in South Tampa.
25/25
points at #1 on a 5x5 grid around the office
4.8★
average rating, from 304 reviews
54 → 99
mobile PageSpeed score of the website
2.8
average position of the nearest competitor
What customers check before they call you
A website is only the first item on the list. This is what US homeowners say decides who gets the call.
74%
want reviews from the last 3 months
Old reviews read like an old business. Customers look for proof that you're busy and doing good work right now.
31%
require 4.5 stars or higher
Up from 17% a year earlier. A 4.2 used to be fine. Today it quietly sends a third of callers to the next listing.
89%
expect the owner to reply to reviews
Replies show there's a real person behind the truck, and they tell Google the profile is actively managed.
45%
already ask ChatGPT or other AI tools
Up from 6% the year before. AI assistants recommend businesses with a clear website, consistent info and strong reviews.
97%
expect transparent pricing before hiring
A website that explains your services, service area and how pricing works answers the question before they call a competitor.
Sources: BrightLocal, Local Consumer Review Survey 2026 (1,002 US consumers) · Housecall Pro homeowner survey (1,000+ US homeowners)
What I set up for you
- 1
A website built to make the phone ring
Loads in about a second on a phone, with click-to-call, a short quote form, your service area, your reviews and real photos of your work. No templates that look like everyone else's.
- 2
Google Business Profile, fixed and maintained
Right categories, services, service area, hours, photos and weekly posts. The profile is what shows up on Maps, so it gets the same attention as the website.
- 3
A review system that runs on its own
After every job your customer gets a simple text asking for a review. More reviews, more recent reviews, and a reply to each one.
- 4
Ready for AI search
Structured data, consistent business info across Google, Apple Maps, Bing and Yelp, and pages that ChatGPT and Google's AI Mode can understand and recommend.
- 5
Know which calls came from Google
Call and form tracking, so you see how many jobs the website and Maps actually brought in every month. No vanity metrics.
How it works
Step 1
Free 15-minute call
We look at your Google listing together and I ask a few questions about your best jobs and service area.
Step 2
Your local visibility map
Within 48 hours you get a rank map of your city showing where you appear on Google Maps today, who beats you and why.
Step 3
Live in about 2 weeks
If you decide to move forward, the website and profile fixes typically go live 7 to 14 days after you send your photos and business info. You approve everything before it goes up.
Built for the trades people search for on Google Maps
- HVAC
- Plumbing
- Roofing
- Electrical
- Septic
- Pest control
- Pressure washing
- Gutter cleaning
- Drain cleaning
- Landscaping & lawn care
- Tree service
- Junk removal
- Garage doors
- Locksmith
- Fencing
- Concrete & paving
- Pool service
- Cleaning & janitorial
- Air duct cleaning
- Towing
- Moving
Who you'll talk to
I'm Paulo Victor Fraga, an SEO specialist and web developer. I run the websites, local SEO and ads for a home rental service company in Tampa Bay, and I write my own tools to measure Google Maps rankings point by point across a city. You talk to me directly, not to a sales rep.
More about meQuestions owners ask
Why does a home service business need a website if it already has a Google listing?
Google uses your website to confirm what you do and where you work, which helps your Maps ranking. Customers also check it before calling: it is where they see your services, service area, pricing approach and proof of work. Listings with a real website also give AI assistants like ChatGPT something reliable to recommend.
How long does it take to rank higher on Google Maps?
Most profiles see movement within 4 to 12 weeks after the website, profile and review fixes go live. Competitive cities and trades take longer. For one Tampa Bay client, the business went from outside the top 5 at every search point in January 2026 to #1 at every point around its office.
How much does it cost?
It depends on how many services and cities you cover and what you already have. After the free 15-minute call you get a written, fixed quote before any work starts, so there are no surprises.
I already have a website. Can you still help?
Yes. Many businesses have a site that is slow on phones, hard to call from or missing service area pages. I can improve the existing site or rebuild it, and the Google profile and review work applies either way.
Do you only work with businesses in Florida?
No. I work remotely with home service businesses anywhere in the United States. The rank map and Google profile work are done online, so location does not matter.
Will I own my website and my Google profile?
Yes. The domain, the website and the Google Business Profile stay in your name. I get access to manage them, and you can remove that access at any time.
What happens on the free call?
We spend 15 minutes looking at your Google listing and your top competitors. You leave with a clear list of what is holding you back, whether or not you hire me.
See where your business shows up on Google Maps
Book a free 15-minute call. I'll show you the rank map of your city, who's taking your calls and the 3 fixes that would move you up first.
Client profile: 4.8 stars from 304 reviews