We run Houston service businesses' Google Business Profiles like a marketing department.
AI posts every week, reviews on autopilot, and a Houston–The Woodlands–Sugar Land map pack that finally shows you. $297 setup, $99/mo — one client per trade in this metro.
- No contract — cancel anytime
- One client per trade per metro
- You keep the profile, always
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GMB management by trade in Houston
What ranking in Houston actually takes
Houston sits in Harris County, inside the Houston–The Woodlands–Sugar Land market, with roughly 2,304,580 residents. At that size the three-pack is genuinely contested — established profiles with hundreds of reviews hold the central slots, and the winnable ground is usually the suburbs and outer neighborhoods. Because the map pack only ever shows three businesses and re-sorts by where the searcher is standing, the goal here isn't one ranking — it's holding the top three across as much of the metro as your prominence can carry.
Hail and wind season anchor roofing, fence, and exterior trades through most of the year. Hail-belt summers and severe wind events drive a constant rebuild cycle on roofs, fences, and siding. That seasonality shows up in search volume, which is why the posting and review calendar we run is built around your busy months rather than a generic content schedule.
Your monthly geo-grid samples points right across Houston — including Heights, Montrose, River Oaks, Memorial — so you can see how far out of Harris County your top-three coverage reaches, and watch it spread.
Housing stock here averages about 38 years old, with a median value near $295,000 — useful context when we write your services list and posts, because the jobs people search for in older housing aren't the ones they search for in new builds.
$297 to set it up. $99 a month to run it.
- Full profile audit. Categories, services, attributes, description, service areas, hours, and NAP consistency scored against the businesses currently outranking you.
- Profile rebuild. Every gap the audit finds gets fixed — primary and secondary categories, the full service list, attributes, a keyword-grounded description, and geo-tagged photos.
- Past-client reactivation campaign. Your last 24 months of customers imported and scheduled into a paced review campaign. This is the month-one swing: shops sitting on 11 reviews routinely clear 50.
- Baseline rank grid. A geo-grid across your metro showing exactly where you rank today, so every month after has something honest to compare against.
- 2–4 AI posts every week. Generated from your services, service area, season, and local conditions — then scheduled and published. You approve the week by replying Y to a text.
- Review capture on every job. Job-done SMS and email with a one-tap review link. Every rating routes to Google; low ratings also fire a private alert to you first.
- AI review responses. Every review answered within the hour, in your voice, with the service and city worked in naturally. Google reads those replies.
- Q&A seeding and photo uploads. Your real FAQs posted and answered on the profile, plus a steady drip of geo-tagged photos — two signals almost nobody in your market feeds.
- Monthly rank grid report. The same geo-grid as your baseline, re-run monthly. Pin by pin, keyword by keyword, you see the map pack move.
See where you rank across Houston–The Woodlands–Sugar Land — free.
Houston questions
What is Google Business Profile management in Houston?
It's running the profile like a channel instead of a listing: correct categories and services, weekly posts, a steady flow of new reviews, replies to every one of them, photos, Q&A, and a monthly rank grid showing where you sit across Houston–The Woodlands–Sugar Land. $297 to set up, $99 a month to run.
Why does the Houston map pack matter more than my website?
For local service searches the three-pack sits above the organic results and takes the majority of the clicks and calls. In Houston–The Woodlands–Sugar Land a homeowner searching on a phone usually taps a map result and calls it — they never scroll to a website. The profile is the storefront; the site is the brochure.
How long before I see movement in Houston?
Review flow and post activity start within the first week. Rank movement on the grid typically shows in 30–90 days depending on how competitive your category is in Houston and how far behind your review count starts.
Do you work with more than one business per trade in Houston?
No. One client per trade per metro. It's the only honest way to sell map pack work — the alternative is competing against our own client in the same three-pack.
Every trade we manage in Houston
One client per trade per metro. If your trade is still listed, the market is open.