Home Services SEO Case Study
13x more top-3 Google Maps positions for a pool service company in seven months. 90,000+ phone calls generated across local clients.
This home services SEO case study collects the results that matter to a trades business: map-pack coverage and phone calls. The lead case is GL Pools, a San Diego pool service company whose top-3 Google Maps positions grew from 3 to 39 of 289 grid points (13x) in about seven months. Around it sit the portfolio figures SERP Masters tracks across local clients: 90,000+ phone calls generated and 700+ Google Business Profiles managed.
of 289 (13x)8#1 map positions,
from none90,000+phone calls generated
across local clients
Figures describe one engagement within the window and tool named beside each one. Rankings move with competitors, algorithm updates and crawl timing, so results from one site do not predict results for another, and no ranking outcome can be projected with certainty.
A home services company lives on the map pack and the phone. This page measures both: the pool service case on a 17×17 geo-grid, and the call volume SERP Masters tracks across its local client base.
The lead client
GL Pools is a family-owned pool service company founded in 2006 that serves homeowners and commercial properties across San Diego County. Its technicians handle cleaning and chemical balancing, repair and installation of pumps, heaters and automation, and new pool startups. Commercial clients include hotels, resorts, homeowners associations and apartment complexes. The company holds California contractor license #1067486 and has more than 50 technicians working from offices in central, eastern and northern San Diego.
The results
What the work covered
What this means for trades SEO
For a plumber, electrician, HVAC or pool company, the map pack is the business, and it is won street by street. The full case is on the pool service page; the scope for every trade is on the home services SEO page.
Figures describe one engagement within the window and tool named beside each one. Rankings move with competitors, algorithm updates and crawl timing, so results from one site do not predict results for another, and no ranking outcome can be projected with certainty.