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Home-service contractors are the only businesses on the roster. That includes painting contractors, landscape designers, flooring installers, roofers, builders and remodelers, restoration contractors, and deck and fence installers. Home-service franchises and franchise locations are also in scope. The common thread is that the playbook was built specifically for how a home-service business actually runs — not retrofitted from a generic agency template.

Yes. Search Click Grow serves home-service contractors across the United States and Canada. The process and the underlying system work the same regardless of geography — what changes is the local market your campaigns are tuned to. During the diagnostic call, your specific service area, competitive landscape, and local search patterns get mapped out.

That depends on what "results" means for your business. Paid advertising can produce leads in the first 30 days. SEO and content typically build over 3 to 6 months. The full operating system — the whole marketing stack working together — usually takes 6 to 12 months to show its compounding effect. Realistic timing gets discussed transparently on the diagnostic call, before any money changes hands.

No. Agency engagements are month-to-month. The coaching program runs on an annual structure because the curriculum and cohort experience need that runway to actually install the system in your business. Partner engagements are negotiated per situation. The principle is the same across the board: if you stay, it's because the work is working.

Four things. First, the work is exclusive to home-service contractors — no dentists, restaurants, lawyers, or e-commerce. Second, every engagement is backed by an ROI guarantee — work continues until you see results. Third, you own everything. Your website, your brand, your domains, your ad accounts — all built on tools you control, and all of it stays yours. Plenty of agencies bury an ownership clause that keeps your own site or accounts under their roof, so leaving means starting over from nothing; here there's nothing held hostage if you ever decide to walk. Fourth, nothing gets handed off and abandoned. The system built here is meant to operate as part of your business, not parallel to it.

Yes. A substantial portion of the client roster is painting contractors. The painter-specific marketing page goes deep on how paint-specific marketing challenges get handled — seasonality, lead intent, scope creep, and the unique sales cycle for residential repaints. If you're a painter, start there.

Pricing depends on the engagement type and scope, which is why there's no one-size-fits-all rate card. Contractors at different stages need different things. The diagnostic call includes a transparent discussion of what your situation actually calls for and what it would cost. No hidden fees, no surprise add-ons, no contracts signed on a sales call.

The agency does the marketing for you. The coaching program — Contractor Domination — teaches you and your team to build the system internally. Same underlying playbook. Different level of involvement. Some contractors start with coaching and graduate into agency support when they're ready to delegate. Others go the other direction.

That's exactly what the diagnostic call is for. Most contractors who book a call aren't sure whether they need a new website, better SEO, paid ads, a CRM overhaul, or a full system rebuild. The call walks through what you have, where the leaks are, and what the highest-ROI next move looks like for your specific business. You leave with a clear recommendation — whether or not anyone ends up working together.

Schedule a call. Thirty minutes. No high-pressure pitch. The call diagnoses what's working, what's broken, and what's possible. If there's a fit, next steps come up naturally. If not, you'll get pointed toward someone who is a better match.