Search Campaigns
Reach people actively searching for a home service provider right now.
We run Google Ads for HVAC, plumbing, pest control, junk removal, and other home service companies: Google Search campaigns, Local Services Ads, and call tracking tied to the jobs you actually book. Campaigns are structured around buying intent, service areas, priority jobs, and ongoing lead-quality review.
We build search campaigns around the way homeowners actually look for help, then refine keywords, locations, ads, landing pages, and tracking as performance data develops.
Reach people actively searching for a home service provider right now.
Set up and manage Local Services Ads where your trade is eligible, alongside Search, and review the leads they send.
Separate high-intent searches from expensive traffic unlikely to convert.
Cut wasted spend from DIY searches, out-of-area jobs, and poor-fit queries.
Align campaigns with the neighborhoods, cities, and zones your crews cover.
Make the service, differentiator, and next action clear before the click.
Send traffic to pages built around one service, one audience, and one goal.
Measure the calls and forms that become booked jobs, not just clicks.
Adjust bids, budgets, search terms, ads, and pages based on performance.
Connect spend to leads, cost per lead, conversion rate, and campaign direction.
The four questions every owner should be able to answer before spending money.
Home service Google Ads accounts commonly waste spend on broad keywords, unqualified geography, and searches from people who will never book. Without call tracking, the account optimizes toward form fills instead of revenue.
We build accounts around the job types you actually want, not the ones that are cheapest to buy. Negative keyword work, service-area precision, and call tracking are treated as core setup rather than optional extras.
Expect a campaign map tied to your priority services, tracked calls and form submissions, a search-term review process that removes waste, and reporting that shows cost per lead by service and area. Timelines and costs vary by market and competition.
Ask for a Google Ads audit. We look at structure, search terms, geography, tracking, and landing-page alignment, then share what we would change and in what order. To size spend first, try the cost per lead calculator.
Google Ads can put your company in front of local homeowners with immediate intent — if the campaign is built and managed with precision.
Google Ads management is a flat monthly fee, quoted after a free audit, on month-to-month terms. Your ad spend is separate and is billed by Google directly to you, in an account you own. See how agency pricing works.
Yes. The first step is an audit of structure, tracking, search terms, targeting, budget allocation, and landing-page alignment so we can separate quick fixes from rebuilds.
Yes. Campaigns can be organized around priority services, margin, seasonality, urgency, and where your crews can realistically get to. Trade-specific detail is in our guides to Google Ads for HVAC contractors and Google Ads for junk removal companies.
It depends on your market, trade, and what a booked job is worth to you, so we work it out from your numbers rather than a rule of thumb. Our HVAC Google Ads budget guide shows the method, and the cost per lead calculator lets you run it with your own figures.
Yes, but it is a separate audience with a different sales cycle, so it is covered separately in our guide to Google Ads for home builders.
Accurate tracking is a core part of responsible campaign management, because optimization depends on knowing which clicks became phone calls and booked work.
They cover different parts of the same search result. Ads buy placement for high-intent queries while an optimized Google Business Profile earns map and local-pack visibility.
Find out what’s holding your business back online. We’ll review your website, Google rankings, and local visibility, then tell you plainly what to fix first.
Rather talk first? Call or text (919) 623-1248.