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Customer context

## About Regional Home Services Co.

Regional Home Services Co. is a home services company based in United States. This record covers the baseline and scope described below; it does not imply that every company begins from the same conditions.

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Industry

Home Services

Location

United States

Founded

2014

Team

25-50

Starting problem

## Drowning in Lead-Gen Marketplace Fees

This multi-trade home services contractor (HVAC, roofing, and home repair) was generating most of its leads through paid lead-gen marketplaces and Google Ads. Lead quality was inconsistent, costs per lead kept climbing every quarter, and the brand had little organic presence in the regions it served. Meanwhile, homeowners were starting their research in ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews, asking questions like 'best HVAC company near me' and 'should I replace or repair my AC', and the brand was invisible there.

-   Heavy reliance on third-party lead marketplaces with rising costs
-   Minimal organic visibility for local-intent home-service queries
-   Not surfacing in AI assistant answers for repair vs. replace decisions

Work delivered

## Owning Local AI Search

We built out a local-intent content engine designed for how homeowners actually research contractors today. That meant service-area pages structured around AI-citable Q&A, schema for local business and FAQ, and content tuned to the 'should I' and 'how much' queries homeowners ask AI before they ever pick up the phone.

1.  01
    
    ### Local Service Pages
    
    Built service-area landing pages for every metro the company serves, each structured for AI citation.
    
2.  02
    
    ### Repair vs. Replace Content
    
    Created a library of buyer-decision content (cost guides, repair-vs-replace, sizing calculators) that AI assistants now cite.
    
3.  03
    
    ### Local Schema & GBP
    
    Implemented LocalBusiness, FAQ, and Service schema across the site and aligned Google Business Profile signals.
    
4.  04
    
    ### Review-Path Tracking
    
    Attributed every inbound lead back to the AI platform or organic source that referred them, replacing marketplace-only attribution.
    

Methodology

## How the work progressed

The sequence and durations below come from this engagement record.

1.  Phase 1 · 2 weeks
    
    ### Audit
    
    Mapped served metros, decision-stage queries, and competitor citation share.
    
2.  Phase 2 · 6 weeks
    
    ### Local Content Build
    
    Service-area pages, repair-vs-replace guides, sizing calculators, FAQ schema.
    
3.  Phase 3 · 3 weeks
    
    ### Schema & GBP Alignment
    
    LocalBusiness/Service/FAQ schema, Google Business Profile signal cleanup.
    
4.  Phase 4 · Ongoing
    
    ### Tracking & Iteration
    
    Lead-source attribution across AI platforms; weekly refinement of citation gaps.
    

Reported for this engagement

## Measured movement over 7 months

These values are specific to Regional Home Services Co.'s baseline, scope and measurement period. They are evidence of this engagement, not a forecast or guarantee for another brand.

AI Mentions (local intent)

6X

Cited by ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, and Perplexity for 'best \[trade\] near me' and decision-stage queries across served metros.

Organic Traffic Growth

190%

Service-area page traffic almost tripled inside seven months.

Less Lead-Gen Spend

35%

Reduced spend on third-party lead marketplaces by over a third as organic and AI-attributed leads scaled.

Qualified Jobs / month

35+

Monthly qualified jobs attributed directly to AI search referrals and organic visibility.

> “We spent years renting leads from marketplaces. The leads from AI search show up already convinced, they've read our content, they know our pricing band, and they're calling us by name. The cost per booked job is a fraction of what we used to pay.”

What this suggests

## Lessons from the engagement

1.  01
    
    Homeowners now do their pre-purchase research in AI before picking a contractor.
    
2.  02
    
    Local-intent AI citations convert higher than paid marketplace leads.
    
3.  03
    
    Decision-stage content (cost, repair-vs-replace, sizing) wins citations faster than top-of-funnel content.
    
4.  04
    
    Schema and service-area structure compound, every new metro page strengthens the rest.
    

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