Home service marketing agency
Home service marketing agency work starts with one fact: your customer has a leak, a dead AC or a roof to replace, and calls the first company they trust. We set up the profile, the site, the ads and the reviews that make that call come to you.
Talk or type with Victoria, our AI receptionist. Your price in about 2 minutes.
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From a problem at home to a booked job
Start: Something breaks
- 1You show up nearby
Your Google profile and a page for each service and town.
- 2Your Local Services Ads, set up
Optional: ads where you pay per lead, plus Google Ads.
- 3A site that gets the call
Fast on a phone, with your license and your work.
- 4Reviews after every job
Every customer gets a review request by text, whatever the trade.
- 5Past customers call again
Tune-ups, inspections and seasonal reminders.
Result: The job is booked
How it works
- 1
Take the free assessment
A few questions about how your business runs today.
- 2
Get your price
See it on screen before you commit to anything, and email it to yourself.
- 3
We set it up
One setup call with Nathaniel, in person in the Santa Barbara area or by phone or video.
Hiring a home service marketing agency: what to ask
What should a home service marketing agency set up first?
Your Google Business Profile, because it's free, it's where many local searches start, and everything else points back to it.
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After the profile come the website pages for each service and town you really serve, then review requests after every job, then ads if you want calls sooner. An agency that starts with ads and skips the profile is paying for clicks that land somewhere weak. Each trade weights these differently: an emergency trade lives on the phone, a remodeler on photos and bids. The trade pages below go through yours.
Are Local Services Ads worth it for home services?
For many trades, yes.
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Local Services Ads charge per lead instead of per click, and they show above the regular ads for many home service searches where they're offered (Local Services Ads help).
Which trades qualify, and what Google checks, differs by trade: the plumbing, electrician, pest control and moving pages go through each. Not every trade or area has them, so ask the agency to check yours before promising anything.
How do I judge a home service marketing agency?
Ask what they'll do in the first month, who owns the accounts, and how they'll show you what came of it. Clear answers to those three tell you most of what you need.
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Good signs: they ask about your margins, your busy season and the jobs you want more of; they put the ad accounts in your name; they report calls and booked jobs, not just clicks. Red flags: a guaranteed first place on Google, which Google itself says nobody can promise (Google Search Central, "Do you need an SEO?"); fake reviews or reviews only from happy customers; and city pages for towns you don't serve.
Should a home service business market in Spanish?
Where your customers speak it, yes. A Spanish page, Spanish posts and someone who answers in Spanish let a homeowner who prefers Spanish hire you in Spanish.
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Only promise Spanish on the phone if someone, or something, will answer in Spanish. Our Hispanic marketing agency page covers how to build the Spanish side, from the search to the phone call.
What about websites and project work?
Project trades, like remodeling, roofing replacements and landscape installs, are sold on photos and trust more than on speed, so the website carries more of the load.
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Those sites need a page per type of work, real before-and-after photos, the license number where the state requires it, and a short way to ask for a bid. Our pages for contractors and landscapers go through each one.
What happens to the calls the marketing brings in?
They have to be answered. A call that rings out while you're under a sink can go to the next company on the list, and the marketing that brought it in is wasted.
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Victoria, our AI receptionist, answers calls and messages 24/7 in English or Spanish, books the job and sends urgent calls to you. She's a separate service; the marketing works with or without her.
Questions people ask
Don't see yours? Ask Victoria during the assessment, or call (805) 970-2936.
What does a home service marketing agency do?
It gets homeowners in your area to find you and call: your Google Business Profile, a website with a page for each service, Local Services Ads and Google Ads if you want them, review requests after every job, and follow-ups to past customers. We do all of it for you, in English and Spanish.
Which trades do you work with?
Plumbers, HVAC companies, roofers, electricians, pest control, general contractors, movers and landscapers, among others. Each trade has its own page below, because a burst pipe and a roof replacement are marketed very differently.
How long until marketing brings in calls?
Ads can bring calls within days of going live. SEO usually takes months, because reviews and pages build up over time. Most owners do both: ads for now, SEO for later.
Who owns the accounts and the website?
You do. Your ad accounts are in your name from day one, and you pay Google and Meta directly for the ads. Your domain is in your name from day one too, and the website is yours after 12 months, or sooner by paying the months left.
Can you guarantee I'll rank first on Google?
No, and nobody honestly can: Google itself warns that no one can guarantee a number one ranking (Google Search Central). What we can promise is the work: a complete profile, the pages, the reviews and the ads, done right and reported to you.
How much does a home service marketing agency cost?
It depends on what you need and how many towns you cover. The free 2-minute assessment works out your price from your answers. Ad spend goes straight to Google or Meta, separate from what you pay us.
Do you work with companies outside Santa Barbara?
Yes. Cloud Conquer AI is based in Santa Barbara. We meet in person in the Santa Barbara area, and work by phone or video with home service companies anywhere else in the U.S.
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