The same lead, sold four times
Marketplaces resell one homeowner to every contractor who’ll pay. You’re not winning the job — you’re racing to dial first and discount hardest.
For roofing, plumbing, electrical, HVAC & franchises
Service Match Network builds and runs the marketing channels that put your business in front of high-intent local customers — the ones ready to book this week. No shared lead lists. No bidding against four competitors for the same phone call.
No contracts to review today — just a 15‑minute look at your market.
The lead-gen trap
Buying leads from a marketplace means renting demand that never becomes yours. Here’s what that actually costs you.
Marketplaces resell one homeowner to every contractor who’ll pay. You’re not winning the job — you’re racing to dial first and discount hardest.
Every competitor bidding on the same list pushes the price higher. You have no lever to pull except paying more for a lead that was never exclusive.
Stop paying and the phone stops ringing the same day. No search presence, no audience, no data — nothing that carries into next quarter.
Own the channels instead of renting the output. That’s the entire business we’re in.
How it works
Service area, ticket size, crew capacity, seasonality, and who you’re actually up against on page one. We don’t propose spend until we know what a booked job is worth to you.
Campaigns, landing pages, tracking and follow-up — assembled as one system rather than five disconnected vendors. Everything is built in accounts that belong to you.
Calls and form fills route straight to your team — never resold, never shared. You see exactly which channel produced which job, and we scale what earns.
The stack
Most agencies sell you a slice. Demand doesn’t work in slices, so we run the whole thing and hold one number accountable: cost per booked job.
Google and Bing, built around the searches that mean a job is happening — not brand-awareness traffic.
Meta, TikTok and YouTube creative built for high-ticket local services, targeted by homeowner signals rather than guesswork.
Google Business Profile, review velocity and location pages — the compounding asset that keeps working between ad flights.
A dedicated page per service line and city, built to load fast and turn a click into a booked appointment.
Every call and form tied back to the keyword, ad and page that caused it. You stop guessing which half of the budget works.
Speed-to-lead automation and retargeting so the estimates you already paid for don’t quietly go cold.
Track record
We’ve spent years doing one thing: turning marketing spend into booked jobs for service businesses. That focus is the whole advantage — and it shapes how we work.
Franchise & multi-location
Running marketing for a franchise takes a different level of knowledge and experience — brand standards to hold to, territories that can’t overlap, budgets split across locations, and franchisees who each need their own phone ringing. We build for that structure from the first conversation. You came to the right place.
Let’s connectQuestions
Yes. Everything we generate goes to one business in one market. We don’t resell, syndicate or share a lead with a competitor — that’s the entire point of building channels you own rather than buying from a marketplace.
It depends on your market, your service lines and how much capacity you’re trying to fill — a single-truck plumber in a small metro and a regional roofing company need very different budgets. We’ll model it against your average ticket and close rate on the first call, and you’ll see the numbers before you commit to anything.
You do. Campaigns, pixels, analytics and phone numbers are built in accounts under your name. If we ever part ways, the assets and the history stay with your business.
Paid channels can start producing inside the first couple of weeks once tracking and pages are live. Local SEO compounds more slowly and is the part that keeps paying off later. We’ll set specific expectations for your market rather than promise a number here.
Our core is roofing, plumbing, electrical and HVAC, plus franchises and legal firms running local intake. If you sell a high-consideration service to a defined geographic market, the model generally fits — tell us what you do and we’ll give you a straight answer.
We’ll cover terms on the call. What we won’t do is ask you to sign before you’ve seen the market analysis and the numbers behind it.
Next step
Tell us what you do and where you do it. We’ll come back with a read on the demand in your area, what your competitors are spending against it, and what a realistic cost per booked job looks like for you.