Paid search

Capture demand the second it happens.

Homeowners searching “patio installers near me” have already decided to spend money. Google Ads puts you in front of them that day — and Local Services Ads put you above everyone else.

Google Ads for hardscaping businesses

What usually goes wrong

Where the money leaks.

01

Wasted spend on the wrong clicks

Broad keywords bring in people looking for DIY guides, jobs, or services you don’t sell. You pay for every one of them.

02

Bidding on your own name

Plenty of accounts spend a third of the budget on branded terms the business already ranks first for organically.

03

Every click lands on the home page

Someone searching for retaining walls should land on a retaining wall page, not a general homepage they have to navigate.

What’s included

What we actually do.

01

Account audit & rebuild

We start by finding where the current spend is leaking — usually branded terms, broad match, and missing negatives.

02

Conversion tracking, properly

Calls, forms and booked estimates tracked end to end, so every decision after that is based on real numbers.

03

Local Services Ads setup

Google Guaranteed screening, profile build and lead dispute management, so you pay per lead instead of per click.

04

Landing pages that match intent

A page per job type, built to convert the specific search that brought them there.

05

Weekly optimization

Search term review, bid adjustments and creative testing every week — not set-and-forget.

The difference

Google Ads, done properly.

ConcernsWhat you get

Wasted spend on the wrong clicks

Conversion-grade tracking from day one

Set-and-forget agency management

Weekly search term and bid review

No clarity on what’s actually working

Reports in calls and booked jobs

Starting at$2,000/mo

Starting price, scales with service scope and ad spend

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