Deck Builder SEO byby Schedule Call With CEO →

Contact us about marketing for your deck company

Use the form below to send a note about your deck company, or pick a time for a call with our CEO from the same form. Either one starts the conversation about search work, paid ads or both.

You do not need a plan ready. Most owners write a few lines from the truck between site visits, and that is enough for us to reply with questions and a suggested starting point.

What to put in the note, and what you can leave out for now

Name your company, the towns your crew drives to and the kinds of work you want more of: new deck installation, deck repair, railings, covered decks, resurfacing. Add the site address and a Google Business Profile link if you have them. One line about the slow months helps.

Leave out project details, measurements and anything about a homeowner's job. We will not be building anything, and an owner's own wording about the work is theirs to write. Skip the budget as well if you like; we will propose a plan after we read the note.

Which decks should the calendar fill with first?

Tell us which deck services matter most, the towns the company works in and any local sites that already mention it. Leave homeowner names and street addresses out of the note.

Describe the deck company and where it works

A short note is plenty: which deck services you want found first and which towns they cover. Every message that arrives is read before anyone replies.

Tick the box, choose a day and a time, and the call is pencilled in for the phone number typed above.

Choose a time that fits between site visits

No day or time picked yet.

Calls are held on weekdays between nine and five Eastern, in half-hour slots.

Questions deck builders ask before they write to us

What follows once a deck company submits the form?
A person reads it and replies with a few questions about your towns and calendar. After that we suggest a place to start, either deck builder SEO or paid ads management, with the monthly figure from the pricing page.
What should a deck company send with the first message?
Your website address, your Google Business Profile link, the list of towns you serve and any ad accounts you already run. If none of those exist yet, say so and we will begin from the list of towns.
How does the call picker work?
Tick the box, choose a day and a half-hour slot, and the call is pencilled in for the number you typed. With scripts switched off, write your preferred time in the message box.
Who reads a message from a deck contractor?
A person at our company reads it, and the scheduled calls are with our CEO. The plans live on the pricing page, and the services page lays out each option, so you can read both before writing.

Ready to fill the spring build calendar?

Tell us which deck types to build the plan around, and in which towns; those two answers are enough to draw it.

Month to month. No startup fee. No contract.

Schedule a call