ProBids.ai

Be the one they call first.

We get HVAC, plumbing, roofing, electrical, landscaping, remodeling and real estate businesses found by the people searching in their area right now.

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When a homeowner searches for a plumber at nine at night, there are

4 places
they can
find you

  1. 01 The map pack Three slots above everything else
  2. 02 Local Services Ads The badge they look for before dialing
  3. 03 Paid search First thing on an emergency query
  4. 04 The organic result The one you keep when you stop paying

Most contractors own one of them, usually by accident. We work all four.

What breaks,
and what we do about it.

Seven industries, each one losing work for its own reason. Knowing which reason is the difference between a marketing plan and a guess.

HVAC contractor at work 01

HVAC

Sixty calls a day in July, near silence in October, and your ad costs peak exactly when everyone else is bidding.

What we run Separate pages for repair and replacement, and content that keeps the off-season warm.

Plumbing contractor at work 02

Plumbing

Most of the work is emergencies, and an emergency does not wait two minutes for a callback.

What we run After-hours intake that answers in seconds and books straight into your calendar.

Roofing contractor at work 03

Roofing

A roof is a fifteen thousand dollar decision, and the family argues about it for three weeks.

What we run Follow-up that stays present for the whole decision without sounding like a telemarketer.

Electrical contractor at work 04

Electrical

You bid against the unlicensed guy charging half, and your license shows up nowhere in the results.

What we run License, bonding and insurance made visible before anyone clicks.

Landscaping contractor at work 05

Landscaping

You sell year-round contracts, but your website sells a single mow, so that is how you get priced.

What we run Pages and offers built around annual agreements instead of one-off jobs.

Remodeling contractor at work 06

Remodeling

Your best salesperson is a before-and-after photo sitting on a foreman's phone.

What we run Job-site photos turned into the pages and posts that close the next bid.

Real estate contractor at work 07

Real estate

Every agent in the county posts the same listing photos, and buyers scroll past all of them.

What we run Listing pages and local content that make you the name they already know.

“I already got
burned by an agency.”

We hear it on most first calls, and it is fair. So instead of asking you to trust us, here are the terms.

01
No contract
Month to month from day one. If we stop earning it, you leave without calling a lawyer.
02
One flat fee
A single monthly number agreed up front. No percentage of your ad spend on top.
03
You own it
The site, the ad accounts, the domain, the customer list. All in your name.
04
Jobs, not impressions
Line one of every report is how many jobs got booked. Reach lives further down.

Questions we get
on the first call

Technician working on a residential electrical panel
How much does contractor marketing cost?

It depends on your market and the mix you need. A one-truck operation in a small county and a twelve-truck shop competing in Phoenix are not the same job. Send us your trade and your town and we come back within two business days with a scope and a flat monthly number in writing, before any call.

Do you work with HVAC, plumbing and roofing companies specifically?

Those three plus electrical, landscaping and remodeling, and real estate agents working the same local searches. Seven industries, and nothing outside them. A plumber and a dentist do not need the same marketing, and agencies that serve both are guessing at one of them.

How long before I see more booked jobs?

Local SEO and the map pack, which is the part that keeps producing after you stop paying, usually take three to six months to move, depending on how competitive your city is and how much groundwork your listing needs. Pages and content start earning inside that window. If you need calls before then, paid search and Local Services Ads are the bridge, not the plan.

Am I locked into a contract?

No. Everything is month to month. If we stop earning it, you leave without calling a lawyer.

Who owns the website and the ad accounts?

You do. The site, the domain, the Google Ads account, the Business Profile and the customer list are all in your name. If you leave, they leave with you.

How do you actually use AI in the work?

For volume: drafting articles, building landing page variants, answering leads in seconds at three in the morning, and shifting ad bids by hour and ZIP. Not for judgment. A person sets your budget, approves every piece of content before it publishes, and takes over any conversation that needs a real quote.

Proposal · 2 business days

Get the plan
and the price.

Tell us your trade and what you need. In two business days you get what we would run, what it costs per month and how long each channel takes, in writing.