Websites, local search, ads and reviews for businesses across Cranberry and southern Butler County. Half your neighbors moved here in the last few years and have no guy for anything, which means the job goes to whoever answers the search. Every price we charge is published.
Cranberry sits in Butler County where Interstate 79 meets the Turnpike, and it has been filling up with new households for thirty years. That makes it the most search dependent market we cover. Up the Kiski, reputation travels by mouth over decades. Here it does not have decades to travel.
A transplanted household has no uncle in the trades and no company their parents used. The first move is a phone and a search, which is the friendliest possible market for a business that is genuinely set up online.
Houses arrive and then landscaping, concrete, roofing, cleaning, HVAC and remodeling follow them in. Being the name attached to a whole development is worth far more than any single job on it.
Route 19 retail is expensive to fight for. The home services working the neighborhoods behind it are much softer competition, because most are still running on referrals and a site nobody has touched in years.
Concrete and construction. The two trades that show up behind a development the month after the framing does. Both sites are live. Open them on a phone, which is where their customers found them.

Built to be read one handed on a phone at a job site, with the quote request never more than a thumb away from wherever somebody has scrolled to.
Open greececontracting.com
Driveways, stamped patios, pool decks and retaining walls. The work every new development needs second, and it is bought entirely on what it looks like finished, so the site is a gallery with an estimate attached.
Open mottilloconcreteandconstruction.comStart with the one that matches the problem you have. Every page carries the number it costs.
Because a lot of your neighbors did not grow up here. In a town this transplanted there is no uncle who does roofing and no guy somebody's dad used, so the referral chain that carries a business in an older town is simply missing. What replaces it is a search, and whoever answers it first gets the job.
Cranberry first, because it is where the money and the searches are concentrated. Then Wexford, Mars, Seven Fields, Zelienople and Warrendale as their own pages. County-wide pages read as filler to Google and to the person reading them. Town-level pages do not.
Yes, and the reason is worth knowing. The retail strip is crowded and expensive to compete in. The home services around the new developments are not nearly as contested as the traffic would suggest, because most of those companies are still running on referrals and a website nobody has touched in years.
A one page site is $499 setup plus $50 a month. A full build is $297 a month with no setup fee. Local SEO is $499 or $999 a month. Every number is published on the service pages rather than held back for a call.
A real look at your site, your profile and what people across Cranberry find when they search for what you do. You keep the list whether or not you ever work with us. Everything we would check on a Cranberry profile is written out in the checklist we use for map pack work, free.