Our SEO for contractors gets your firm into the Map Pack, onto page one and into AI answers when owners search for additions, whole-home remodels and build-outs. We tighten your Business Profile, add pages for each build type and town, and gather reviews that win bids.
Your company holds top map spots in every town you build in.
Six services, each aimed at the project types and clients you want to win more often.
General Contractor or a sharper primary category, project-type secondaries, a mapped service area and jobsite photos posted while builds are underway.
A page each for home additions, basement finishing, full-house remodels and tenant build-outs, plus town pages with a local project, permit notes and photos.
Floor plan, lot and community pages for custom and semi-custom builders, written for buyers searching new construction in specific towns.
Review requests at substantial completion, owner replies, and project case pages that show scope, timeline and the finished result.
Portfolio pages sped up, broken project links fixed, schema for services and projects added, and old thin pages merged into stronger ones.
Clear facts on licensing, project types, service area and process, kept identical across listings, so AI tools name your firm for major builds.
Better rankings for the builds you want, mentions in AI answers and bid requests with a known source.
Owners search by project, not by trade label, so we map additions, basements, remodels and commercial work to their own pages and towns. Positions are checked weekly against the contractors and directories holding page one today.
Owners now ask ChatGPT and Gemini who can handle an addition or a tenant build-out. Those tools draw on project pages, license details, consistent listings and reviews describing scope. We build those signals through our AI search optimization program.
Big projects start with a call or a bid form, sometimes weeks after the first visit. We log every lead with its landing page and search, add a request-a-bid button to project pages, and run Google Ads for contractors through quiet stretches.
Profile repairs come first, then project pages, case studies and reviews that draw better bid requests.
We settle the primary category, service counties and project photos, so Google reads the builds you actually take on.
Pages for additions, basements, whole-home remodels and build-outs launch and begin competing for project searches.
Case pages with scope and photos, plus completion reviews, help your firm move up Maps in more towns.
More bid requests for the project types you prefer, each logged with the page and search it came from.
Owners searching additions, basements and tenant build-outs land on pages built around that exact project.
Tenant improvement and build-out pages give property managers a direct path to request a commercial bid.
Project pages, completion reviews and local links make your firm familiar before the first site visit.
Search adds inquiries between referrals, so a quiet month is less likely to leave crews waiting.
Profile and site repairs land first; project pages, case studies and reviews add up from there.
We review your profile, portfolio and site beside the firms and directories ranking in each town, then shortlist the project types to target.
Categories, service area and speed get fixed in week one; project pages for additions, remodels and basements roll out next, with review requests at completion.
You get a monthly view of rankings, calls, bid requests and signed jobs per project type; the strongest pages then get new content and links.
What contracting firms often receive from SEO providers, set beside our approach.
Typical SEO company: One services page listing every trade, with no project depth.
Zonic Media: Separate pages for additions, basements, whole-home remodels and build-outs, each with local projects.
Typical SEO company: Commercial work mixed into homeowner pages, so business buyers rarely find it.
Zonic Media: Tenant improvement and build-out pages, with commercial bid requests tracked apart from residential calls.
Typical SEO company: New-construction builders treated like remodelers, with no plan or community pages.
Zonic Media: Floor plan, lot and community pages, plus a profile for your model home or office.
Typical SEO company: Portfolio photos without scope, town or timeline, so they rarely rank.
Zonic Media: A page per notable build with scope, timeline, town and photos, marked up with schema.
Typical SEO company: Traffic summaries that never show which builds turned into bid requests.
Zonic Media: Calls and bid forms tagged by project page and search, with monthly reporting by project type.
Typical SEO company: Multi-year or annual agreements, and listings sometimes registered to the agency.
Zonic Media: Month to month, and every profile, site and tracking account stays in your company's name.
Homeowners, investors and businesses search by project, by credential and by town; we cover all three.
Taken directly from our Google profile, with nothing edited.
Local SEO for general contractors works harder alongside a portfolio site and paid search for slow bid seasons.
Choose the mix of local SEO, Google Ads and lead generation that fits your business, then scale up when you are ready.
For solo owners and new businesses building local visibility.
$197/ month
Billed annually ($2,364/yr) · save $1,200
Local visibility essentialsFor businesses ready to generate more direct inquiries.
$750/ month
Same price monthly or annually
SEO + Google AdsEverything in Foundation, plus:
For multi-location teams and established firms.
$1,250/ month
Billed annually ($15,000/yr) · save $3,000
Full-funnel growthA complete acquisition system across search, reputation, social content and website conversion.
Everything in Growth, plus:
Add to any plan as your business grows.
Contracting Offices in Several Markets?
Every business is different. Tell us your goals and we will put together the right plan.
Costs, timelines, commercial work, home builders and how construction SEO fits a referral business.
Contractor SEO is the work that helps owners and businesses find your firm when they search for a builder: Business Profile upkeep, a page per project type and per town, case studies, reviews and links. It is measured in bid requests and signed jobs, not traffic alone.
Monthly plans are $297, $750 or $1,500, and none require a yearly commitment. A firm working one county often starts on the first; contractors with commercial divisions, several offices or managed Google Ads usually step up to a larger tier. Your free audit picks the fit by how crowded your county's results are.
Yes. Commercial clients search for tenant improvements, build-outs and ground-up projects, often with a location attached. We build pages for those project types, add the capability details buyers look for, and track commercial bid requests separately from homeowner calls.
Profile changes and new project pages usually register on Maps first, within weeks. “General contractor near me” and similar broad terms are crowded with directories, so they usually take several months. Large projects have long decision windows, so a ranking earned now may produce a signed contract months later.
Use General Contractor as primary only if broad contracting is most of your revenue. Firms that mainly build homes, finish basements or remodel often do better with that specific category first and General Contractor as a secondary. We test the setup against who already ranks in your towns.
Yes. Builders need pages for floor plans, communities, available lots and the towns they build in, plus a profile set up for a model home or office. Buyers research for months, so we also write guides on building timelines and choosing a lot that lead to a consultation.
Give each notable project its own page with the town, scope, timeline and photos, then link it from the matching service page. Captions and alt text describe the work, and schema marks it up. Those pages rank for local searches and give AI tools concrete facts to cite.
They already do. When owners ask ChatGPT or Gemini for a contractor, the answers lean on project pages, license details, consistent listings and reviews describing scope. Firms that publish those facts plainly on their own site tend to get named ahead of firms relying on referrals alone.
Yes. Remodeling contractors and residential remodelers get the same groundwork with pages built around kitchens, baths, basements and whole-home work. If you run separate remodeling and new-build divisions, each gets its own pages and tracking so leads land with the right team.
From a general contractor SEO company, expect clear reporting, full ownership and no lock-in. Our plans renew month to month, every account stays in your company's name, and each report details the work done and the bid requests it produced. If results stall, you can stop at any time.
Share your website and the builds you want more of, from additions to tenant improvements. We'll map your Maps rank across your service area, weigh your project pages and reviews against the firms winning those searches, and email a plain plan. Get to know who we are or see what else we do.
Free, with no obligation to sign.
Page-one projects, AI recommendations and a bid log that shows where every request began.
