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The first contractor to answer gets the job. Make it you.

Homeowners call two or three companies and hire whoever answers, shows up in their city, and has the reviews to back it up. While your crew is on a roof or under a sink, the phone rings out. We fix the site, the local search presence, and the follow-up so the job comes to you.

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Hearth & Home Specialties homepage on a laptop, a client site we work on
Hearth & Home Specialties on a phone
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Page edits, one roundHearth & Home Specialties, Las Vegas
hnhsi-inc.com · client site · captured live Oct 9, 2026
Sound familiar?

Where the leads leak.

These are the gaps we see most often in the marketing of home services companies and contractors. The free live audit shows which ones are costing you the most. We go deeper in lead generation for Las Vegas contractors. Run a specific trade? See our pages for roofing contractors, HVAC companies and plumbers.

  1. 01Calls ring out while your crew is on a job.Nobody can answer the phone from a ladder. A homeowner who hits voicemail calls the next company, and that job is gone before lunch.
  2. 02You do not show up in the cities you actually serve.If your site has one service page and no city pages, you are invisible to the homeowner searching for your trade in the next town over.
  3. 03Estimates go out and nobody follows up.Quotes sit in inboxes. Without a follow-up, the customer goes with whoever stayed in touch, not whoever gave the best price.
  4. 04Your reviews do not match your work.You do great work, but happy customers rarely leave reviews unless someone asks at the right moment. The competitor with more stars wins the comparison.
  5. 05Your site is slow, dated, or hard to update.An old site that loads slowly on a phone, or that only a former web guy can edit, holds back every other piece of your marketing.
  6. 06Busy season swamps you, slow season starves you.Spend that ignores the seasons wastes money when you are booked out and goes quiet right when you need the work.
Before and after

Old site, new site. Same business.

Client homepages shown by name, the old site on the left and the site today on the right.

Hearth & Home Specialties: homepagehnhsi-inc.com
Hearth & Home Specialties homepage today: a clean dark header, a full-width living room photo with a fireplace, a left-aligned headline with two buttons, and a message form beside it.
Hearth & Home Specialties old homepage: a crowded header with address and hours, an orange menu bar, and a centered headline over a dark fireplace photo.
  • 63search-term edits across 13 pages, approved in one round
  • 25city pages built from one shared layout
  • 150city-by-service pages on the rebuilt site
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Butler's Construction: homepagebcss702.com
Butler's Construction homepage today: a license bar, a clean header with a Free Quote button, a Las Vegas General Contractor headline over a framing photo, and a free inspection form beside it.
Butler's Construction old homepage: a red bar of social icons, the logo and phone number, a two-row menu, and a plumbing headline over a photo of a hand under a dripping faucet.
  • 146contextual internal links added across service pages
  • 54to35average Search Console position since launch, mostly brand searches
  • 0duplicate titles or meta descriptions across 44 pages
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Inland AV Solutions: homepageinlandavsolutions.com
Inland AV Solutions homepage today: a license and experience bar, a large headline, and a photo of an LED wall showing a chameleon on a stage truss.
Inland AV Solutions old WordPress homepage: a dark maroon hero with wave lines, a centered company name, a line about 20 years in audio visual, and two beige buttons.
  • 43old URLs mapped to new pages with 301 redirects
  • 0old sitemap URLs returning 404 on the final re-audit
  • 12blog posts kept on their exact original URLs
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Work we have shipped

Real work, described plainly.

These three clients are shown by name. They are real projects, described by what we actually built, with numbers only where we measured them. Read the Hearth & Home Specialties case study.

Hearth & Home Specialties, Las Vegas

  • Rebuilt their website, now live on their own domain.
  • Built 25 city pages and 150 city-by-service pages so they show up where their customers live.
  • Added full structured data and a fast build that measured a 0.63s largest paint with zero layout shift in testing.
  • Produced an original brand video and a seasonal promo video, and verified every contact form reaches their inbox.
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Inland AV Solutions, Inland Empire, CA

  • Moved their site off WordPress to a fast static build, live on their domain.
  • Mapped 43 old URLs to new ones with redirects. A re-audit found zero old URLs returning errors.
  • Gave every page a unique title and description, and put privacy, cookie, and text-message consent in place.
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Butler's Construction, Las Vegas

  • Ran SEO on their live site: 146 contextual internal links, zero duplicate titles or descriptions.
  • Published blog content and structured data across the site.
  • Average position in Google Search Console moved from 54 to 35 since launch.

Honest caveat: so far most of their search clicks come from people searching their name, so non-brand growth is the next job.

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How we start

Audit first. Then build.

  1. 01

    Free live audit

    We call and submit a web inquiry the way a homeowner would, then open your accounts and show you the leak, live.

  2. 02

    A plan in priority order

    Usually: answer every call first, then the site and city pages, then search and ads.

  3. 03

    Build and run it

    A small senior team builds it and keeps running it, so you stay on the job and the phone still gets answered.

Questions

What owners ask us first.

What is the fastest way for a contractor to get more jobs from marketing?

Stop losing the leads you already get. Answer every call and web inquiry fast, follow up every estimate, and ask every happy customer for a review. Most contractors leak more jobs through missed calls and slow follow-up than they would gain from a bigger ad budget.

Do city pages actually help a home services company rank?

They help when each page is genuinely useful for that city: the services you offer there, how you serve the area, and real details. Thin copies of the same page with the city name swapped do not help and can hurt. We build them to be useful first.

How do I get more Google reviews for my home services business?

Ask at the moment the customer is happiest, right after the job is done, with a direct link that makes it a one-tap task. An automated request after every completed job, plus a reply to every review, builds the profile steadily without anyone having to remember.

Do you work with contractors outside Las Vegas?

Yes. We are based in Las Vegas, and the contractor work on this page includes companies in Las Vegas and in Southern California. Local search, websites, and call handling work the same wherever your service area is.

What does contractor marketing with you cost?

Plans start at $750/mo, with no setup fee. Each core service page lists its starting price, and AI builds are scoped to your business on a free consultation. The free live audit comes first, so you know what you need before you spend anything.

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See the leak before you spend.

On the free live audit we open your accounts together and show you the biggest leak, live. You keep the findings either way. Or call (702) 609-0182.