Frequently Asked Questions

Usually, yes. The SEO + Website plan is a site built to rank: a page for each service, city pages only where you’ve genuinely done jobs, and a lead form wired straight to your phone so the automation texts the lead back the moment it lands. That is hard to bolt onto a template site we didn’t build. On the onboarding call we look at what you already have and tell you straight whether any of it is worth keeping.

One thing we need either way: who your domain is registered with, and who can log in. Without that we can’t verify the site with Google, and that holds up the whole build. “No domain yet” is a perfectly fine answer.

No. If you don’t have one, we create it. If you have one that was never verified, we work through the verification. If it’s sitting in an old marketing company’s Google account, say so on the intake form. That’s exactly why we ask which account owns it.

Google runs its own verification process on its own schedule. We start it on day one and keep you posted on where it stands.

No, and nobody can honestly promise it. Google decides what ranks, and it doesn’t take instructions from us. What we can do is the work that gives you a real shot: a site built around your actual services and the towns you actually work, a complete and verified Business Profile, your name, address and phone matching everywhere they appear online, and the technical side done properly.

Anyone selling you a guaranteed position is selling you something they don’t control. We don’t publish numbers we can’t stand behind, and a promised ranking is one of them.

Because the pieces stack. Reviews coming in from the automation make your profile stronger, regular photo updates keep it active, and the website gives Google real pages to rank. Every month builds on the last, and a site nobody has touched in a year quietly slides backwards.

Hosting and updates are in the price too: when your prices or services change, the site changes. Here’s how it compounds.

Once a job is marked finished, your customer gets one text: how did we do? It carries a direct link to your Google page, and it also asks them to reply right there if something wasn’t right, so a problem comes to you instead of to the internet.

Every customer gets the same message. We don’t screen for the happy ones first, and we don’t hold the Google link back from anyone based on how they rate you. That kind of filtering isn’t allowed by Google, the FTC has rules about it, and it’s one of the things we don’t bend on. If a bad review does land, you get an alert straight away so you can respond while it still matters.

The one thing we need from you is a signal that the job is done: one tap in the app we set up, or a hook into Jobber or Housecall Pro if that’s what you already use. No signal, no review request.

Tell us on the intake form. There’s a question for exactly that. If you run jobs through Jobber or Housecall Pro, we can take the “job finished” signal from there rather than adding another app to your day. Where something we do overlaps with a tool you’re already paying for, we’ll point it out instead of quietly running two systems side by side.

One sitting. We fill out the setup form together on a call instead of mailing you a homework packet: your services, your prices, the towns you actually work, the business details for the texting registration, and who controls your domain and your Google profile. On SEO + Website, photos of your real work as well.

That’s the heavy part, and it’s largely behind you once the call is over. You can start the form whenever you like. There’s no payment at that point. It just tells us what to build.

Three people in Topanga, California. There’s no account manager, no ticket queue, and nobody between you and the person who built your system. When something breaks or you want something changed, you text or email one of us, and one of us answers. Here’s the team.

We start everything on day one. Some pieces run on other people’s clocks: carriers approve your texting registration, and Google verifies your Business Profile. We don’t control those timelines and won’t pretend we do. Everything on our end starts right away, and you’ll know where each piece stands.