Maine buyers want more than a walk-through: radon in the air and the well, the septic and the oil tank. Our marketing for home inspectors puts you first on the map from York County to Bangor, in AI answers and on a site that books every test.
Your Google listing, town pages, ads, reviews and agent outreach, handled by one team that knows how Maine houses change hands.
We list the towns you cover, your Maine CDC radon registration, well and septic services and recent photos, so Maps shows a complete, trusted inspector.
Pages for Portland, Scarborough, Lewiston and Bangor, plus radon, well water and shoreland septic pages that answer what Maine buyers type.
Search ads and Local Services Ads tuned to Maine's busy listing months, aimed at buyers under contract in the counties you actually drive to.
Clients pick a time, tick radon, well water or septic, open a sample report and get confirmed on the spot, all from a phone.
A page for agents with your openings, turnaround and a sample summary, plus review requests after each report so buyers and agents praise you by name.
A suspended or stuck profile hides you from every Maine buyer. We find the cause, fix the listing and file the appeal, with 900+ profiles reinstated so far.
Found on the map in each town, quoted by AI assistants and booked through a site that sells radon and well tests.
Buyers in South Portland, Westbrook and Scarborough search the city name even when the house sits next door. Those towns go into your service area, each one earns its own page, and reviews from clients there mention them by name, so you appear in every nearby Map Pack.
People moving to Maine ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity who tests radon in air and water. With AI search optimization for inspectors, those tools find matching facts, clear test pages and detailed reviews to quote, so yours is the business they suggest.
Rural Maine buyers often need several tests on top of the inspection. A booking page lists each one with a plain explanation, shows open slots and confirms instantly, so add-ons get ordered upfront instead of remembered a week before closing.
Most Maine inspections start with a buyer's agent, yet sellers, owners and buyers searching alone book direct too. We reach buyers, sellers and agents with separate pages, searches and follow-ups, never with referral payments.
Agents need an inspector who fits the contract deadline, explains radon and water results calmly and sends a summary they can forward. We make you that first call.
Sellers prepping a listing, owners of older farmhouses and buyers shopping alone search Google first. We get you ranking for those searches and keep booking fast.
Coastal suburbs, mill cities and rural counties each get pages and ads matched to how buyers there search.
See what owners across the trades say about working with our team.
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.
Inspecting across several Maine counties?
Every business is different. Tell us your goals and we will put together the right plan.
Radon registration, licensing, agent outreach, AI and pricing. A quick phone call works too.
Not at the state level, as far as we can verify. Lawmakers have studied a license, but Maine doesn't issue one today, so check current state rules. Without it, buyers judge you on certifications, insurance, reviews and your radon registration, so we make those easy to find everywhere you're listed.
Yes. Maine's Radon Registration Act requires anyone who tests radon for clients, in air or water, to register with the Maine CDC radon program. Once you're registered, we show it on your Google profile, radon pages and booking form, where agents and buyers expect to see it.
Be the easiest inspector to book and the clearest to read. Agents get a page of their own showing open slots, a sample summary and the towns you cover, plus short email updates; their reviews go on your profile. We never pay or reward agents for referrals; trust and speed do the work.
If you hold the state certification, yes. Maine law has buyers of shoreland property with a septic system get it inspected by a state-certified inspector before purchase. We build a page for lake and coastal buyers that explains the rule and lets them book it alongside the home inspection.
Start where you already inspect most and buyers search hardest, usually Portland's suburbs, Lewiston-Auburn or the Bangor area. We check which town searches you nearly rank for, build those pages first, then widen to the coast or rural counties as reviews build.
It already shapes shortlists. People relocating to Maine ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Google's AI Overviews which inspectors test radon and well water. Those tools lean on consistent listings, clear service pages and reviews that name the tests, the same work that lifts your Map Pack rank.
Three plans, $297, $950 or $1,500 a month, all month to month with no contract. Any ad budget is paid straight to Google with a 0% markup from us. Single-county inspectors often start small and add towns or ads once the calendar fills.
We check your Map Pack rank in each Maine town you serve, your Google profile, website, reviews and how your radon and water tests appear. Also inspecting next door? See our New Hampshire inspector marketing and Massachusetts pages.
Takes a minute, costs nothing.
See where you rank in each Maine town, free.
