Case Study:
From Outdated Website to $2 Million in Annual Revenue
The Problem
This contractor came to us with a website that hadn't been touched in years. It looked like it was built in 2010 because it was. The site wasn't mobile-friendly, the photos were small and grainy, and the contact form hadn't worked in months.
Worse, their Google Business Profile was a mess. Old hours, wrong phone number, no recent photos, and zero posts. When customers searched for their services in the area, they were buried on page three or four of Google—where nobody looks.
The owner told us straight: "I'm embarrassed to send people to my website. I just give them my phone number and hope they don't look me up first."
Sound familiar?
What We Did
We started with the basics. Built a clean, professional website that actually looks like the quality of work this contractor delivers. Big photos of real projects. Easy-to-find contact information. A site that works just as well on a phone as it does on a computer.
Then we fixed the Google Business Profile. Updated the hours, added professional photos, wrote a proper business description, and started posting regularly. We made sure every detail was accurate and complete—because Google rewards businesses that keep their profiles current.
No tricks. No gimmicks. Just solid fundamentals done right.
The Results
$2 Million Through the Website in 2025
That's not a typo. This contractor tracked $2 million in jobs that came directly through website inquiries in 2025. Customers found them online, liked what they saw, and reached out.
Before? The website generated almost nothing. It was a digital business card that nobody wanted to look at.
60 Calls a Month in Peak Season from the Google Business Profile
Once we got the Google Business Profile cleaned up and optimized, the phone started ringing. Sixty calls a month started coming in came in from the Google Business Profile—people who found them in Google Maps, saw the reviews and photos, and called right from the listing.
These weren't tire-kickers. These were customers ready to get quotes because they'd already seen enough to trust the business.
