Most contracting jobs start the same way. Someone searches, looks through a few websites and project photos, then asks two or three companies for a quote. Contractor SEO decides whether you make that short list.
We run your SEO, Google Business Profile, website and ads as one plan for general contractors, remodelers and specialty trades, and we judge the work by estimate requests, not traffic.
These are clients whose websites we built and whose marketing we run. Every figure comes from their own call tracking or Search Console.
When Buckshot General Contracting started with us in April 2026, the phone rang once or twice a month. Six months later they were taking 18+ calls a month and 10 to 15 online leads, mostly through SEO and their Business Profile.
Buckshot case studyWe built T&J All In Remodeling a 468-page website from nothing. In its first six months of SEO, their calls went up 125%.
T&J case studyLehmann Electrical & Design grew from 80–110 to more than 1,500 Google clicks a month, with form submissions up 2,000% and calls up about 600%.
Lehmann case studyWe also work with Generations Roofing and Remodeling.
A kitchen, an addition or a new roof is a big decision, so people research for weeks before they ask anyone over. Each part of the plan meets them at a different point in that research.
The primary category goes to the work that pays you best. Secondary categories cover only work you really do, and every service is listed, so a contractor who builds decks, finishes basements and replaces roofs shows up for each of them.
How our local SEO worksKitchens, basements, additions, decks, roofing: one page per project type you want more of, explaining your process and rough timelines in plain words, with photos from your own jobs.
How our SEO service worksBefore-and-after photos with the town and the type of project written underneath. They help people picture their own job, and they show Google real work in the places you serve.
A town gets its own page only when there's something real to say about it, such as jobs finished there, permit notes or local photos. Pages that just swap the town name are a spam risk, so we don't build them.
Your license number, insurance, warranty terms and how you handle permits, stated clearly on the website and profile. Homeowners check these before they let a crew into the house.
A short estimate form that asks what you need to know first (project type, town and timing), tracked phone numbers, and a monthly report showing which channel sent each request.
Not every contracting business needs the same first move. Here's how we usually begin in the three cases that come up most.
Projects are large and homeowners take their time choosing, which puts the website in charge of persuading them. Project pages, galleries and reviews that answer pre-call questions come first.
Roofers, electricians and other trades win more often in the map, so the Business Profile and service pages come first. Roofers can go straight to our page on roofing SEO.
Without reviews or rankings yet, the quickest calls usually come from a complete profile, a steady review routine and a modest Google Ads budget while the SEO builds.
These show up again and again when we audit a contractor's marketing for the first time.
Many quote platforms pass one homeowner's request to several contractors, so you spend evenings on estimates you were unlikely to win. Requests from your own site and profile arrive after the homeowner has already seen your photos and reviews.
A good-looking gallery page on its own rarely ranks. Google needs a page for each type of project before it can send you those searches.
When nobody notes which estimates turned into contracts, the cheapest leads look like the best ones. We track every request by source so you can hold it up against the jobs you actually sign.
Rise Marketing HQ is an eight-person company with its office in Brookfield, Wisconsin. Every client in our case studies builds, fixes or installs something for a living, and we take on contracting companies in any US state.
Christos Karampetsos, our founder, reviews your website, profile and rankings before you talk, and tells you plainly what he'd change first.
Day to day, Filipos Maziotis handles your account and writes the monthly report. One name, one inbox.
The domain, Google profile, ad accounts and all reporting belong to your company.
We measure before we change anything, so every improvement after that can be counted.
The free 24-hour audit, tracked phone numbers and forms, a complete Business Profile and a ranked list of website fixes.
Project pages written or rebuilt around the work you want to grow, and Google Ads switched on for high-intent searches when your plan includes them.
A review routine your office can keep up with, your first full report, and a plan we agree on for the next quarter.
Monthly plans
Every SEO and Business Profile plan sits on one five-step ladder. Your audit tells us which rung matches your competition and how many locations you have.
$1,000/month
Website SEO first, with lighter work on the Business Profile.
$1,299/month
The Business Profile and website handled together.
Built for competitive markets
$2,500/month
The aggressive plan for contractors in competitive markets.
$3,500/month
Everything at $2,500, plus extra growth projects.
$5,000/month
For contractors with several locations.
Every plan includes
Add ad management
$799/month + 1% of ad spend
Google Ads management is $799 a month plus 1% of ad spend. The ad budget is paid straight to Google, never through us.
$1,000/month flat
Facebook and Instagram ads are $1,000 a month flat for ad budgets under $5,000 a month, and larger budgets are quoted. These ads carry no guarantee.
The guarantee covers SEO, local SEO, Google Ads and Google Business Profile work: noticeable results, more clicks and more interactions within 60 days, or your money back.
Contractor SEO is the work that gets your website and Business Profile in front of people searching for the projects you do in the towns you serve. It covers project pages, your profile, reviews, photos, site speed and the links that build trust in your website.
Between $1,000 and $5,000 a month with us. Busier markets and more locations sit higher on that range. Running Google Ads is billed on its own: $799 a month plus 1% of what you spend.
Profile improvements tend to move map rankings within a few weeks. New project pages need a few months to climb. For Buckshot, the jump from one or two calls a month to 18+ took six months.
Yes. One page that lists everything you do gives Google nothing specific to rank. A page per project type, such as kitchens, additions or roofing, lets each one show up for its own searches.
Sometimes, for a quiet month. The catch is that most marketplaces sell one request to several firms, which turns the first call into a price fight. Requests from your own site and profile are yours alone, and they don't stop when a subscription ends.
They do when they target searches with buying intent, such as a kitchen remodel or a roof replacement in your area, and every call is tracked. Broad terms like "contractor" mostly bring job seekers and price shoppers.
Yes. We're based in Brookfield, Wisconsin, but contractors in other states work with us the same way local ones do: audit, calls and reports are all done online.
Tell us your website and service area. A day later you'll have a free audit covering where you rank in the map, how your project pages stack up and what your ads are doing, plus the fixes we'd start with.
Tell us the towns you work in and the projects you want more of. Prefer to talk first? Call or email us directly.
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