Drainage contractor guides for crews that live on bids
These drainage contractor guides take one marketing topic at a time, from the Maps listing to the website, and show the plan that does the work. Pick the topic that matches the stake you are weighing.
Guides for each stake in a drainage staking plan
Marketing
A month-by-month view of drainage contractor marketing: which stake goes in first, how search, Maps, ads and the website fit together, and when we walk the line with you.
Keywords
Searches that ask for a drainage crew, from french drain installers to yard drainage companies, sorted by what the homeowner wants and which page answers it.
Local SEO
Maps listings, service-area town pages and review routines for french drain and yard drainage companies, planned around the towns your trucks actually drive to.
AI Search
Pages worded so an assistant that reads them can name your french drain, yard drainage and downspout line services and your towns the way you would, drafted by us and approved by you.
Content Marketing
Landing pages and Strategic Content Assets drafted around your drain types and service-area towns, each one ending on a quote request, and none published until you approve it.
Review Management
Review requests after a finished run, reply drafts you approve and upkeep of your Maps listing, with no fake reviews and no sorting of who gets asked.
Lead Generation
Calls and quote requests tracked from search, Maps and ads back to your phone, with a plain report of what came in and a clear line on what tracking cannot see.
Link Building
Real local mentions for your drain crew, asked for one at a time from landscapers, builders, suppliers and local publishers, with your approval on every message.
Website Design
A site with one page per drain service and per town, a quote request path on every page and your own job photos, built and hosted by us on Gold and Platinum.
Google Ads
Search campaigns grouped by drain type and town, with do-it-yourself and product searches blocked and click charges billed by Google to your own account.
Bing Ads
A second search network staked for your drain types and towns: campaigns reworked for your crews, wrong searches blocked and click charges billed to your own account.
Meta Ads
Photo-led feed campaigns aimed at the towns your crew drives to, built from your own job photos, with click charges billed by Meta to your own ad account.
Send a note about the stake you are weighing for your crews
Tell us which guide fits your drainage company and which towns you drive to. A call slot with our CEO can be picked on the form.
Which towns and which drain jobs go first?
Name the towns where a crew has an open day, then the drain work you would like to fill it with: french drains, yard drainage, downspout lines, catch basins, dry wells. Short is fine. Leave homeowner names and street numbers out.
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.
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