FOR PLUMBERS
Find out where your plumbing business really shows up on Google Maps across your service area, not just from your own office. We check Google Maps at 9 spots around your area for 3 plumbing searches (27 searches in all) and email you the results.
Free, no card. You get a PDF report by email. Not affiliated with Google.
Google says local results are mainly based on relevance, distance and how well-known a business is, and distance is measured from the person searching (Google). So the map you see from your shop can look very different from what a customer across town sees. Checking from several spots around your area gives a truer picture of where you stand.
Rankings are also per search. A shop can be in the top 3 for "drain cleaning" and nowhere for "emergency plumber." That's why we check 3 plumbing searches, not one.
Your Maps position for each search at each of the 9 spots, shown as a simple grid.
The businesses beating you, and how your reviews and photos compare with theirs.
The fixes with the biggest impact, each tied to a number from your audit.
See an example: the anonymized sample report. Grid = 9 search spots about 2 miles apart, north at top. Number = Maps position. A snapshot only: results vary with the searcher's location, device and time.
Want help keeping up afterwards? The optional $99/mo weekly kit emails you ready-to-paste posts, review-reply drafts and your review link with a QR code. Nothing goes on your profile unless you paste it.
Not sure whether your profile is broken or just ranking low? Read why your plumbing business might not be showing up on Google Maps.
No. It's a report we run for you. You send your business name and city through the form, we check the searches, and you get a PDF report by email.
Yes. The Maps audit is free with no obligation, and we don't ask for a card.
No. The audit uses public Google Maps results.
3 plumbing searches, each from 9 spots about 2 miles apart around your area, for 27 searches in all.
Not always. It's a snapshot: results vary with the searcher's location, device and time.
No. Nobody can honestly guarantee Google rankings. Google says there's no way to request or pay for a better local ranking.