About Drainage Contractor SEO, a marketing agency for crews that bid jobs
Drainage Contractor SEO is an agency whose only customers are drainage contractors. We write the pages, tend the Maps listing and manage the ad accounts. Your crews dig the trenches and your office answers the bids.
Why a marketing agency for drainage crews works from a staking plan
A company that installs french drains, yard drainage and downspout lines lives on site visits and bids. Each job is large and one-off, so every quote request counts and the phone is the product. We built our way of working around that: a plan staked in the open, one stake driven per cycle, and a walk along the line with you at month end.
The staking plan is how we explain the order of the work, and nothing more. A stake is a plan item. It forecasts no count of calls and no position on a results page, and a drawing of a level is not offered as proof of anything.
If you want to see the whole sequence first, read the staking plan in order, stake by stake. The terms and the fee on each plan card sit on the posted plan prices for drainage crews.
Three lanes on the drainage line: ours, shared and yours
- Ours
What we stake for your drainage company
We write the town pages and drain pages, tend your Maps listing, draft review requests and replies, and set up and manage the ad campaigns you choose.
- Shared
What we walk with you at month end
Which towns come next, which drain types deserve a page, which photos you have permission to show. We bring the plan and the report; you decide.
- Yours
What your crews and office keep
The digging, the site visits, the bids and every statement about your own work. Anything about how a drain performs or what approvals a job needs is worded by you.
The terms behind every stake we drive for a drainage crew
Plans are billed monthly. No startup fee applies, no contract applies, and you may end a plan whenever you decide to. On the Paid Ads plans, ad spend is separate: you pay the ad networks directly for clicks from your own account.
The form on the contact page asks for a name, an email and a phone number, plus a note if you wish. A day and time marked on the form is held for a call from our CEO, Ross Cohen.
What we do not do for a drainage contractor
- We do not dig, lay, grade or design anything, and we give no advice on how a drain is built.
- We do not write claims about how your drains perform; those are yours to word.
- We do not buy reviews, write fake ones or screen who may leave one.
- We do not promise rankings, calls, leads or booked jobs.
- We do not name nearby companies in the Maps results or compare ourselves to them.
Ask us anything about this list on the call and we will answer it plainly.
Questions about working with an agency that serves drainage crews
Is Drainage Contractor SEO only for french drain companies?
No. We work with companies that install french drains, yard drainage, downspout and gutter discharge lines, catch basins and driveway drains, and the grading work that goes with them.
Will you contact my homeowners on my behalf?
No. We write pages and run campaigns that bring homeowners to you. Your office answers the calls and the quote requests, and any reply to a review is drafted by us and approved by you.
How do I start a plan for my drainage company?
Send a note or choose a call slot on the contact form. After we talk through your towns and drain types, you pick a plan and the first stake goes in.
Drive the first stake with our CEO
Mark a weekday slot on the contact form and Ross Cohen, our CEO, will call you then to walk through the towns and drain jobs you want booked more often.
The level in the picture is a drawing, not a forecast.