Stucco walls, flat roofs and swamp coolers give New Mexico buyers plenty to ask about. Our marketing for home inspection companies lifts your licensed business to the top of Maps, into AI answers and onto a site that books stucco, septic and well tests.
Everything from your Google listing to agent outreach, shaped by how New Mexico homes are built and sold.
We list your state license, the cities you serve, stucco, septic and well services and current photos, so Google treats you as a trusted local inspector.
City and neighborhood pages, plus stucco, flat roof, evaporative cooler and septic pages that answer what New Mexico buyers search.
Ads and Local Services Ads that reach buyers in the inspection window, split by metro so Albuquerque and Las Cruces each get their own campaign.
Buyers pick a time, add stucco moisture testing or a septic evaluation and preview a sample report without picking up the phone.
Review requests go out after each report, and agents get a shareable page with your turnaround, service area and a report sample.
When Google suspends or won't verify your profile, we find the trigger, fix the details and manage the appeal. 900+ reinstated so far.
First on the map, named in AI answers and booked through ads aimed at buyers under contract.
Buyers in Rio Rancho, Corrales and the Northeast Heights often search Albuquerque by name. Those areas are added to your profile, each one gets a page and new reviews mention them, so you appear right across the metro.
Buyers eyeing an adobe or stucco home in Santa Fe ask ChatGPT and Perplexity which inspectors know these walls and flat roofs. Our AI search optimization services hand assistants consistent facts and detailed pages to cite, so your company is the one they name.
New Mexico buyers book soon after their offer is accepted. Google Search campaigns plus Local Services Ads target Albuquerque and Las Cruces buyers in those days; every call is tied to a booked job, and keywords that don't convert get cut.
In New Mexico, buyer inspections usually come through agents, while sellers, new-build owners and buyers going it alone book direct. Our plan speaks to buyers, sellers and agents separately, and it never involves paying for referrals.
A good inspector for these agents understands stucco, flat roofs and evaporative coolers, books inside the inspection period and sends a summary clients can follow.
Sellers wanting no surprises, owners of brand-new homes and do-it-yourself buyers look online first. We put your answers and your booking button in front of them.
Each region gets pages, ads and reviews tuned to its homes and buyers.
Owners from many trades describe what it was like to work with 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 ABQ and Las Cruces both?
Every business is different. Tell us your goals and we will put together the right plan.
Licensing, stucco, septic, agents and pricing. Rather call? We pick up.
Yes. Under the Home Inspector Licensing Act, New Mexico's Home Inspectors Board, attached to the Regulation and Licensing Department, licenses inspectors, and inspecting without a license is illegal. We display that license number across your Business Profile, website and schema markup, so agents and buyers can verify it at a glance.
Answer the questions buyers ask before they book. Pages that explain how you check stucco for moisture, flat roofs, parapets and canales, and evaporative coolers rank for those searches and get cited in AI answers. Link each page from your Google profile and booking form.
If you're qualified, yes. New Mexico rules call for a septic system evaluation before a home with an on-site system changes hands, so rural buyers and sellers need one. We build a page explaining the process and add it to your booking flow. Check current state rules first.
Make every handoff smooth. Agents receive a page listing your open slots, sample summaries and coverage map, brief updates by email and LinkedIn, and a place to leave reviews. We never suggest paying or rewarding agents for referrals; dependable timing and clear reports bring them back.
Yes, if you inspect in both. Give each city a dedicated page, a spot in your service area and reviews from local clients. Santa Fe searches often mention adobe and historic homes, so that page leads with those, while Albuquerque pages focus on suburbs like Rio Rancho.
More of them do every year, asking ChatGPT, Gemini and AI Overviews to suggest licensed inspectors who know stucco or septic. Those tools prefer businesses with consistent listings, specific service pages and detailed reviews, which also strengthen your Map Pack position.
Choose from $297, $950 or $1,500 a month, with no contract and month-to-month billing. You pay Google for ads directly; we charge a 0% markup. One-metro inspectors often start small and add Las Cruces, Santa Fe or ads as the calendar fills.
Our team checks how you rank across every New Mexico city you serve, then looks over your listing, site and reviews and how stucco and septic services appear. Working in a neighboring state? Inspectors in Arizona, Colorado and Texas work with us too.
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