Your next pier job starts with a homeowner searching “foundation repair near me” after noticing a stair-step crack in the block wall. We get your company into the map pack and onto page one for that search in the towns you serve, and track the calls it brings in.
Every one of those clicks is someone you could get without paying per click, if your profile and pages are the ones Google shows. On page one for "foundation repair near me" right now: Yelp, Thumbtack, Angi and the big dealer networks.
| Search | Monthly US searches | What advertisers pay per click |
|---|---|---|
| foundation repair | 74,000 | $26.95 |
| foundation repair near me | 60,500 | $22.74 |
| foundation repair companies | 9,900 | $26.01 |
Semrush, US, October 2026. Cost per click is what Google Ads advertisers bid on average.
Same list for every foundation client. What changes is the towns, the methods and the order we do it in.
Primary and secondary categories set for what you actually do, every repair method listed as a service, service areas set to the towns you want, and photos from real jobs. Not stock shots of a crack.
Push piers, helical piers, wall anchors and wall braces, carbon fiber straps, slab jacking and foam leveling, crawl space supports. One page each, written for a homeowner who's scared of the price.
A page for each town that brings in profitable jobs: the soil, the house stock, the problems you see there, jobs you've done nearby. We start with the towns you name in the audit.
A simple ask after the final walk-through, worded so customers mention the repair and the town. That language is what helps you show up for the next person searching.
Consistent listings, then links from suppliers, home inspector and realtor resource pages, local associations and community sites. Every link is listed in your report.
Call tracking on your site and profile, and positions checked town by town. You see which towns moved, which pages went live, and how many calls came in.
A foundation job isn't an impulse buy. The homeowner gets two or three inspections, looks you up after the inspector leaves, and reads everything before they sign a five-figure contract. So the pages we build answer what they ask after you've left the driveway:
Want help with the other ways you get inspections, like ads, lead sites and referrals? See foundation repair marketing.
It depends on the town. Profile and page fixes can move map positions within weeks in towns where nobody’s trying. In a metro where a national dealer network has been buying links for years, expect months. We report town by town, so you can see which ones are moving.
In the map pack, it’s hard. Google weighs distance from your business heavily. That’s why town pages matter: they can rank in the regular results under the map pack in towns farther from your shop. We won’t set up fake offices. That’s against Google’s rules and it gets profiles suspended.
Yes. Plenty of dealers have a profile and a site of their own alongside the network’s. We work on yours and stay inside whatever your dealer agreement allows.
Yes, and we’ll ask. A 20-minute call about the methods you use, your warranty and the jobs you like gives us more to work with than any template.
No. We guarantee the work listed in your plan, done and reported every month.
Free audit: map pack positions across the towns you list, the companies beating you, and whether your city is open.
Free audit. We check your city is open for your trade before anything else.