Local SEO for
Greater Montreal Trades.

Google Business Profile optimization is setting up and maintaining your Google Maps listing so customers find you and call — the right categories and services, fresh photos, accurate hours, review requests and replies, and matching name, address, and phone across directories. For trades in Greater Montreal, that's what pushes you toward the top 3 on the map.

I set up and manage your Google Business Profile so customers find you and call. That means getting more reviews (and helping customers mention the work you did), posting fresh photos, keeping your hours and services current, and making sure your name, address, and phone number match everywhere online. You focus on the jobs — I handle the listing.

Most trades businesses see movement within 30 to 90 days. Cleaning up the Google Business Profile and syncing your info can help sooner. Reviews and steady activity build over time. We meet every two weeks so you can see what's changing — calls, views, and reviews — in plain language.

Yes. Fresh reviews help you rank higher on Google Maps, and they're what people read before they dial. Reviews that mention the job you did — like panel upgrade, drain cleaning, or furnace repair — also help Google understand what you're known for. I handle the review requests and replies so you don't have to chase them yourself.

When someone needs a plumber or electrician today, they search on Google and usually call one of thetop 3 businesses on the map. That's where hiring happens for trades. A website helps once they click — but if you're not on that map, they never see you.

That's common. Ranking higher means more people calling — and if you're on a job, those calls go to the next name on the list. Pair Google Maps with a 24/7 AI receptionist so every call gets answered and booked, not missed.

Yes — that's who I focus on. Plumbers, HVAC, electricians, and other trades across Montreal, Laval, Brossard, Longueuil, Terrebonne, Vaudreuil-Dorion, the West Island, and nearby areas.

Usually one of three things: an incomplete Google listing, your business info doesn't match across directories, or you have fewer reviews than competitors nearby. I audit that, fix it, and keep it maintained — most businesses see movement within 30 to 90 days.

For plumbers, HVAC, and electricians in Greater Montreal, the full system — local SEO, website, and AI receptionist — is $1,499 CAD/month. Month-to-month — no long lock-in. Most see Google Maps movement within 30 to 90 days. Need just one piece? Custom quote →

Often yes — if your Google Business Profile, reviews, and business info are complete and consistent. When someone asks ChatGPT or Google AI for a plumber or electrician near them, it pulls from the same kind of local data we clean up for Google Maps. Keep that strong, and you're more likely to get named.

You look for someone who talks about calls and customers, not just rankings. A lot of "SEO experts" will hand you a report full of technical terms and a promise about where you'll rank in six months — and then the results just don't show up. What you actually want is someone who can explain, in plain language, what they're doing and why, and who measures it the same way you do: is the phone ringing more. That's the whole job.

For a trade business, it comes down to three things: making sure Google Maps shows your business first when someone nearby searches, making sure your website backs that up when they click through, and making sure your reviews and business info are consistent everywhere. No filler, no jargon-heavy monthly reports — just the stuff that actually moves you from page 2 to the map pack where people can find you and call.

What I sell is simple: local SEO, a website built to convert visits into calls, and an AI voice agent that picks up when you can't — so leads don't go to the next business on the list just because nobody answered. All three work together: getting found, giving people a reason to call, and making sure that call doesn't go to voicemail.

Not the kind you're picturing. A lot of SEO pitches lead with backlinks like they're the whole game — for a trade business getting found on Google Maps, they're not. What actually moves the needle is your Google Business Profile, your reviews, and your name, address, and phone number matching everywhere they show up (that's the "listed on other sites" part that's worth doing). I keep that clean and consistent. Chasing links from random blogs to hit a number is the kind of busywork that looks good in a report and does nothing for your phone.

Yes — and it should be table stakes, not an upsell. Most people searching for a plumber or electrician are standing in someone's driveway on their phone, not at a desktop. If your site is slow or looks broken on mobile, they back out and call the next name on the map before it even loads. Every site I build is secure (HTTPS), fast, and built mobile-first from day one — that's part of the website, not a separate line item.

That's exactly the kind of report full of terms that doesn't tell you anything about whether the phone is ringing. The pieces that actually matter for a trades business — structured data that tells Google what you do and where you work, a clean sitemap so your pages actually get found, no broken pages or dead ends — are things I set up and maintain as part of the work, not a separate technical audit you get billed for and have to interpret yourself. You shouldn't need to know what any of those terms mean. I do, so you don't have to.