Town pages for contractors
Pages. Calls by town. A Friday email.
“I build the pages Google shows when someone in Kingston searches for a septic inspection, I track every call by town, and every Friday I email you who called.”
For 2+ truck companies
What’s in it
(everything you get for one monthly price)
Six things, all of them about getting the phone to ring from the towns you already work.
4 to 8 town pages.
One per town you actually work, on your own domain.
✓ A job you did in that town
✓ The questions people there ask, answered
✓ Your number, hours and a service-area map
Your Google profile, handled.
We’re added as a manager, never the owner.
✓ Services, hours and photos kept current
✓ 2 to 4 posts a month
✓ You can remove us any time
Calls tracked by town.
Each town page gets its own number, routed to your line. Your main number stays on your trucks and your Google listing.
✓ You see which town called
✓ Your main number never changes
✓ Missed calls get a text back
The Friday email.
Every call from your town pages, by town, every Friday.
✓ No logins
✓ Tap Booked on the jobs you got
✓ Finished jobs get a review request
Reviews and fresh pages
Review requests.
When a job is done, tap Finished in your Friday email and that customer gets a request for a Google review. Big jobs stay on your list until they’re finished, so nobody is asked too early.
Missed-call text-back.
Quarterly refresh.
New jobs, new photos and new questions go onto the pages every quarter. Pages that get updated keep ranking.
Live in about two weeks
How it works
(from yes to your first Friday email)
You give us one 30-minute call and your website login. We do the rest.
Days 1 to 3: Logins and your number.
Your website login, a manager invite to your Google profile, and a tracking number that rings your phone.
Days 3 to 5: The story call.
30 minutes on the phone. Which towns you work, jobs you’re proud of, what people there ask. That’s what makes the pages rank.
Days 5 to 12: Pages and your profile.
4 to 8 town pages go up on your site. Your Google profile gets your services, hours and photos. Your main number stays on it.
Day 14 on: The Friday sheet.
We submit the pages to Google, test the number from a cell, and send your first Friday email.
One price. Your towns. Your pages.
Who it’s for
Home-service companies in Plymouth County with 2 or more trucks and jobs over $1,000. Septic, HVAC, roofing, well pumps, radon, excavation.
You talk to Josh, who builds it. Your pages stay on your site and your profile stays yours.
Pricing
Founding (first three companies): $997 a month, no setup, 90-day commitment.
Standard: $2,000 setup, $1,500 a month, 6-month term, then month to month.
Want to see the gaps first? The $1,500 Growth Audit is optional, and the full $1,500 comes off your first bills if you go ahead.
Straight answers.
What is a town page?
A town page is a service page on your own website for one town you work, like “Septic Pumping in Kingston, MA.” It shows a real job you did there, answers the questions people in that town ask, and carries a tracking number that rings your line. It’s built to be the page Google shows when someone in that town searches for what you do.
How many town pages do I need?
Most companies start with 4 to 8: the towns where you already do the most work, plus one or two you want more of. One strong page per town beats twenty thin ones.
Do I own the pages?
Yes. They live on your website, under your domain. If you stop working with us, the pages stay. We’re added to your Google profile as a manager, never the owner.
Which trades and towns do you work with?
Septic, HVAC, roofing, well pumps, radon and excavation companies in Plymouth County: Plymouth, Kingston, Carver, Middleborough, Plympton, Halifax, Duxbury, Pembroke, Marshfield, Hanson, Wareham, Lakeville, Rochester, Marion, Mattapoisett, Bridgewater, East Bridgewater, Whitman and Abington. We’re based in Carver.
Does my phone number change?
No. Your main number stays on your trucks, your Google listing and the rest of your website. Only the town pages get their own number, and it rings straight to your phone. That’s how you see which towns are calling.
How do I know which calls turned into jobs?
Every Friday you get an email listing each call from your town pages: the day, the town and the caller’s number. Tap Booked next to the ones that turned into work. That count is what tells you whether the pages are paying for themselves.
What happens to a missed call?
The caller gets a text back from your number right away, so they don’t call the next company on the list. Text back turns on once the phone carriers approve your number, usually within two to three weeks. Until then the caller hears your greeting and you get an alert with the town and number.
What if I cancel?
The pages are on your website and they stay yours. The town-page number is switched back to your main number, and the Friday email, Google listing posts and review requests stop. After the first 90 days it’s month to month.