SEO
SEO for contractors and homebuilders
Practical SEO for established remodelers, homebuilders, and service businesses. We diagnose what's limiting useful discovery, implement the priorities, and connect the work to the inquiries your business actually wants.
Diagnosis
Why isn't your website bringing in the right leads?
Low traffic can mean a page isn't indexed, the service isn't explained, or the market isn't searching for that offer. Traffic without useful inquiries points to a different investigation. We compare search data with the page experience and your account of lead quality.
A page isn't being discovered
Inspect its status, crawl access, canonical, internal links, and Search Console evidence before writing another page.
The wrong jobs keep coming in
Compare the queries and landing pages with your service boundaries. Clarify who the work fits, project requirements, and the next step.
Local information conflicts
Check the eligible business profile, website, and legitimate listings for inconsistent services or contact details. Track correction requests separately from published corrections.
Work by purpose
What does our SEO service include?
Your priorities determine the work. We repair technical barriers, improve service and project explanations, connect relevant pages, and maintain accurate local information. Legitimate authority work starts with something worth referencing and an appropriate relationship.
AI-search work belongs within this plan: accessible pages, factual explanations, attributable evidence, and consistent business information. We don't sell special schema as a placement switch or promise citations.
Technical health
Resolve actual crawl, indexing, URL, and mobile-delivery issues. Verify the changed behavior rather than treating an audit score as the result.
Service and project content
Explain what a buyer needs to decide. Add approved project evidence and strengthen internal routes from a question to the relevant service.
Local presence
For eligible businesses, align profile categories, services, hours, website destinations, approved images, and review practices.
Measurement
Separate search impressions, site visits, completed inquiries, and qualified opportunities. Reporting depends on account access, consent, and enough activity to interpret.
Planning the first 90 days
What happens in the first 90 days of SEO?
We'll set priorities around your site's condition, account access, and the material available. The sequence below shows how diagnosis, improvements, and review can fit into the first three months.
Days 1 to 30: establish the baseline
Review available queries, landing pages, indexing, business information, and inquiry handling. Deliver a prioritized plan with the evidence behind each choice.
Days 31 to 60: work the priorities
Implement the most useful technical, service-content, internal-link, and profile corrections. Record what changed and what depends on someone else.
Days 61 to 90: verify and adjust
Check published changes and compare appropriate periods. Use lead-quality feedback to decide what to keep improving; short-term movement doesn't establish causation.
Reporting and inputs
How do we track SEO work and results?
You'll see completed work, supporting evidence, remaining constraints, and the next decision. For example, a corrected contact form is a verified implementation change; proving qualified inquiries requires actual inquiry records.
We need appropriate account access, current service facts, approved project material, review permissions, and your feedback about inquiry quality. Don't send passwords or private customer details in an analytics report.
Cleanup is a $500 one-time service for agreed corrections. Local Growth is $897 per month; Authority Max is $1,500 per month with broader capacity and local-search work for up to two locations. The pricing page compares what each plan includes. Ongoing plans are month-to-month; we recommend planning for six months to implement and evaluate.
Monthly SEO reporting
What should your monthly SEO report show?
Your report should show what changed, what the data tells us, and what needs attention next. The examples below connect each task to the evidence worth checking.
- 01Work
What changed
- 02Evidence
What we checked
- 03Decision
What happens next
| Work | Evidence to include | Constraint and next decision |
|---|---|---|
| Repair an inquiry path | The changed form, validation checks, and provider-acceptance test. | Inbox delivery needs a controlled receipt check before calling it verified. |
| Clarify a service page | The published changes and the buyer question they answer. | Compare relevant landing-page queries and inquiry quality over a suitable period. |
| Correct profile information | The verified public field after the authorized edit. | A submitted edit isn't the same as an approved, visible correction. |
| Assess search activity | Period, filters, clicks, impressions, and landing pages from the property. | Separate branded demand and seasonal changes; don't assign causation from a short comparison. |
Search platforms, analytics, and your sales records answer different questions. A report should explain gaps, including declined consent and missing lead-source data.
Selected work
What did we change for these businesses?
See how we approached each business's website, content, and search challenges, what we changed, and what happened next.
How did we explain the services and contact options?
Commercial service business
Explaining a technical service on a website
Technical services became clearer destinations, connected to project evidence and an assessment form. A small manual keyword sample and client-reported inquiries provide qualified context.
Read the project
What could visitors do on the updated site?
Professional advisory business
Website and search updates for an advisory business
Clearer advisory offers and repaired inquiry tracking accompanied a documented comparison of 15 to 31 search clicks. The comparison has source and timing limits.
Read the projectIn their words
Read the feedback collectionIf you are like me and don't know the first thing about expanding your business's online presence, give DewBwah a shot. The team is confident and professional and will work with you for the best possible outcome. Highly recommended!
Questions about working with us
Frequently asked questions
How long does SEO take?
It depends on the starting problems, search demand, competition, access, and the amount of work needed. We recommend planning for six months of ongoing work, but the plans are month-to-month. We don't promise a ranking or a fixed date for inquiries.
Can you improve the site we already have?
Yes. We diagnose its content, technical condition, and inquiry paths before recommending a rebuild. A useful existing site may need focused corrections rather than replacement.
What if people aren't searching for our service?
First check how customers describe the problem and whether the audience is large enough to support the search goal. SEO can't create unlimited demand. We may recommend a narrower search scope instead of more pages.
What counts as success?
We separate completed improvements, search visibility, site behavior, accepted inquiries, and qualified business opportunities. Your lead-quality feedback matters. A traffic increase alone doesn't establish revenue or prove which change caused it.
Can you guarantee AI citations?
No. We improve accessible, factual content and evaluate the reporting available for each platform. Sampled answers aren't universal rankings or a promise of future mentions.
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