Delaware is small, yet buyers in New Castle, Kent and Sussex search in very different ways. Our Delaware home inspector marketing gets your licensed firm onto the map, into AI answers and in front of agents, from Newark townhomes to new builds near Lewes.
From the Brandywine Valley to the beaches, one crew handles your profile, pages, ads, site and reviews.
Your Board of Home Inspectors license, county service areas, septic and termite services and fresh job photos, set up so Maps trusts you.
Separate pages for each county and its busiest towns, plus new-construction, septic, well water and termite pages Delaware buyers search for.
Search ads and Local Services Ads focused on the week after an accepted offer, with beach-town campaigns kept apart from Wilmington ones.
Phone-first scheduling, septic, well and termite checkboxes and an example report, so out-of-state buyers can book from wherever they live.
A shareable agent page for buyers, plus automatic review requests after each report, so your newest reviews mention Delaware towns.
When Google suspends your profile or won't verify it, we pin down why, correct it and file the appeal, with 900+ reinstatements behind the team.
The map for quick decisions, AI assistants for out-of-state movers, and a site that books the job itself.
Wilmington, Newark and Hockessin buyers choose from the first three map results. We tune your profile to New Castle County, publish pages for its key towns and earn reviews mentioning them, so you keep that place as competitors come and go.
Retirees moving to Lewes, Milton and Millsboro often ask ChatGPT or Perplexity for an inspector before they visit. Our AI SEO services give every listing the same facts, add answer-first FAQs on new-build and septic checks, and gather reviews that Gemini and AI Overviews can quote.
Rural Kent and Sussex sales often involve a septic system, a private well or termite worries. We build a site where buyers book the inspection, tick the extra checks they need and see what each covers, so one visit replaces three phone calls.
Delaware's code of ethics for inspectors rules out paying agents for referrals, so we win agent trust with service they can see. Homeowners who book direct get pages built around their exact job.
Agents across Delaware protect tight inspection deadlines. Show them open slots, a clear example report and quick turnaround, and they keep your name on their short list.
Owners booking for themselves search by job: pre-listing, pre-drywall, 11-month warranty or septic. We build a page for each, so the right search lands on the right offer.
Three counties, three markets: city resale up north, military and state jobs in the middle, retirees and new builds at the shore.
Real Google reviews from service business owners who hired us.
Choose the mix of local SEO, Google Ads and lead generation that fits your business, then scale up when you are ready.
For solo home inspectors building local visibility.
$197/ month
Billed annually ($2,364/yr) · save $1,200
Local visibility essentialsFor inspectors ready to generate more direct inquiries.
$750/ month
Billed annually ($9,000/yr) · save $2,400
SEO + Google AdsEverything in Foundation, plus:
For multi-inspector teams and established firms.
$1,250/ month
Billed annually ($15,000/yr) · save $3,000
Full-funnel growthBuild a more complete acquisition system spanning search, reputation, social content and website conversion.
Everything in Growth, plus:
Add to any plan as your business grows.
Covering all three Delaware counties?
Every business is different. Tell us your goals and we will put together the right plan.
Licensing, septic, new builds, agents, AI and pricing. Want to talk instead? Call anytime.
Prominently. Delaware's Board of Home Inspectors, part of the Division of Professional Regulation, licenses inspectors and trainees. We put your license number on your Google profile, booking page, site footer and schema, so buyers, agents and AI tools can confirm you in seconds.
No, and we never suggest it. Under the Board's code of ethics, an inspector may not pay agents for referrals. Instead we earn agent loyalty with live scheduling, example reports, quick turnaround and reviews from agents and buyers, which keeps you compliant and still fills the calendar.
If you hold the Class H license, yes. DNREC requires a septic inspection before most Delaware properties with a septic system change hands, and rural Kent and Sussex buyers search for it. A dedicated page and a booking add-on capture those jobs alongside the home inspection.
Target the phases buyers search for: pre-drywall, final walk-through and 11-month warranty checks. Sussex County leads Delaware's growth, so we build a page for each phase, run ads around active communities and ask new-build clients for reviews naming their town.
Partly. Map results favor nearby businesses, so a Wilmington office rarely ranks in Rehoboth on its own. We target the towns you truly serve, build county pages and add a strong statewide page, which together capture more searches than one broad phrase can.
Yes, especially at the shore. Many buyers relocating to Sussex County research from another state and ask ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity for local inspectors. Clear answers on your site, matching listings and specific reviews make you the name those assistants give.
Monthly plans are $297, $950 or $1,500, and none needs a long contract. Any Google Ads budget is billed by Google itself, at a 0% markup on our side. Firms in a single county tend to start with the first tier and grow into the others.
We check where you rank in each Delaware county, grade your profile, site and reviews, and list the searches going to rivals. Inspecting across state lines? We also cover Maryland, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Takes a minute, costs nothing.
Begin with a no-cost look at where you rank in all three counties.
