Pick your trade.
The engine is the same three parts everywhere — pay-per-lead ads, the Google map, and a website that ranks. What changes by trade is the math: what a lead is worth, what the season does, and where Google's rules help or fight you. Each page below runs that math in plain words.
- A plan in plain words, per trade
- What a lead is worth in your trade
- Eight trades and counting
Every plan is built from a real run: 22 charged ad leads in April 2026 became 52 by July. See the receipts →
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The plans, trade by trade
Drywall contractors
No LSA category — there's a pathThe trade I proved this on. No LSA category exists — I run the workaround that books jobs anyway.
See the plan for drywall contractors →Painters
Repaint estimates from homeowners who already saw your five stars — not lowball bid wars.
See the plan for painters →Plumbers
Emergency calls and repipes — a schedule that fills from the searches that happen at midnight.
See the plan for plumbers →Electricians
Panel swaps and service calls from people ready to book, not tire-kickers.
See the plan for electricians →HVAC
Peak-season overflow you keep, shoulder-season leads you currently lose.
See the plan for hvac →Landscapers
Spring rush smoothed into a year of booked maintenance routes.
See the plan for landscapers →Cleaning companies
Recurring clients, not one-off deep cleans — the math changes everything.
See the plan for cleaning companies →Pest control
Quarterly contracts from one-time callers. The lifetime value is the story.
See the plan for pest control →And more…
Garage doors, roofing, fencing, concrete — if homeowners search for it, the same engine applies. Tell me your trade and I'll run its math with you.
Ask about your trade →Not sure the offer makes sense for your size of shop? How it works spells out the deal — including who I'm wrong for.