- Vancouver, Kelowna, Los Angeles
The Challenge: Only getting 4 tree removal jobs monthly, competing heavily on price
Redesigned website with professional before/after gallery
Launched Google Ads targeting “emergency tree removal”
Optimized Google Business Profile with 5-star reviews
Created content showcasing expertise and safety certifications
19+ jobs monthly (375% increase)
Average job value increased from $600 to $1,200
$21,600 additional monthly revenue
3-month ROI: 520%
These guys delivered exactly what they promised. My phone rings consistently now with qualified customers who actually hire me
The Challenge: Struggling to secure recurring maintenance contracts
Built professional website showcasing maintenance before/after photos
Created targeted Facebook ads for homeowners in affluent neighborhoods
Developed email nurture sequence for prospects
Optimized for “landscaping maintenance near me
45 weekly maintenance contracts secured
$6,750 in recurring monthly revenue
85% client retention rate
Pay-back period: 2.1 months
That’s an 1,092% increase.
Here’s what was broken when they came to us:
Their Google Ads were running on Autopilot. Bleeding budget on “HVAC Services” keywords that brought price shoppers not buyers.
ʼn Calls going to voicemail during service appointments.
ʼn Landing page buried their phone number under company history nobody cared about.
What we changed:
→ Restructured the entire account
→ Fixed call handling first
→ Landing page that converts
→ Added a call service to catch leads
→ Rebuilt the keyword strategy
“Started targeting”
• problem + urgency
• service + location + action
• searches that indicate a decision, not curiosity.
The results:
Before: 40 conversions | £37.61 cost per conversion
After: 477 conversions | £31.98 cost per conversion
Not only 10.8× more leads, but cheaper leads too.
Cost per conversion dropped 15% while volume exploded.
This is what’s possible when you actually know what you’re doing.
Businesses are sitting on accounts that could do this.
They just don’t know what’s broken.