What does a homeowner in your town see when they search for you?
For architects, structural engineers, surveyors, planning consultants and design-and-build firms whose clients are homeowners. We run the search they run, score you against two competitors, and send a five-page report. Free, no card details, no obligation.
Three things, and they're all yours to keep
Whether you work with us afterwards or not. If the report says you're already the practice a homeowner finds first, we'll tell you that and you've lost nothing. Is your client a developer or a contractor rather than a homeowner? Then the Referral Check is the one for you.
The searches a homeowner runs
We search for your service in your town the way a homeowner does, on a phone, signed out, and record what comes back: the map results, the organic results and any ads.
You against two competitors
Your Google Business Profile, your reviews and your site scored beside the two practices that come up most often for that search. You see what they have that you don't.
A five-page report
What a homeowner sees, where you stand, and a prioritised list of what to fix first. Yours to keep whether you work with us or not.
Five pages, no filler
- Screenshots of the actual search and map results for your service in your town
- Whether you appear in the map results, and why or why not
- Your reviews, count and recency, against the two practices that appear most
- Whether your site has a page for that service, and what it says
- Which directories and trade bodies list you, and whether the details match
- A prioritised list of what to address first
What the check shows, honestly
One set of searches, on one day, from one place. Google's results move with the searcher's location and change over time, so treat it as a snapshot of what a homeowner sees now, not a ranking that will read the same next month.
What happens next
The report within a few working days, then one follow-up to ask if you'd like to talk it through. If you say no, that's the end of it. The Local Practice programme is what we'd propose if the check finds work to do.