Air duct cleaning SEO for companies that run duct and dryer vent crews
Here is a marketing agency for the people who own and run cleaning vans. Air duct cleaning SEO from us means a landing page for each service you sell, one page per town on your route, a Google Business Profile that stays current, and ads when you want them.
Plans from us are charged once for each month of work. No startup fee exists, no contract term applies, and whatever you spend on ads goes to the networks on a bill of its own.
On screen: monthly fees
- Silver: search work, your site untouched
- $1,495a month
- Gold: search work and a managed site
- $2,495a month
- Platinum: the largest page set
- $3,495a month
- Ads on one network
- $895a month
Plans for two and three ad networks are listed on the pricing page.
Watch the whole duct run, from search box to booked call
A camera sent down a duct is only useful when someone watches the line from one end to the other, because a single frame can look fine while the trouble sits further on. Marketing reads the same way. The search box is one end, a booked call is the other, and everything between is a frame: service pages, town pages, the Maps listing, the reviews and the ads.
We work on each frame along the line and count what comes out the far end, which is what our whole-picture page on marketing a duct company lays out.
Six places on the line where we put work
- Service pages
A page for each service you sell
Whole-house duct cleaning, dryer vent cleaning, new-construction and renovation cleanups and commercial work each get a landing page of their own.
- Town pages
One page for every town your vans drive to
Each town your vans cover gets its own page, written for that town instead of listed at the bottom of one page.
- Maps listing
A Google Business Profile that follows your service area
We keep the listing current and add posts, so the Maps result matches the work your crews are doing now.
- Reviews
Review requests after the crew leaves
We set up a request for each finished job and draft replies for you to approve. No gating, no incentives.
- Ads
Ads for the duct and dryer vent searches you pick
Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) and Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram) run in accounts under your company login, with click charges billed to you by the network.
- Call counting
Call counting tied to your crew calendar
Every call and form request is sorted by source, so a booked slot traces back to the page, the listing or the ad behind it.
Two ways to hire us, built for duct and dryer vent crews
- Search and Maps
Organic Growth
Homeowners type duct cleaning, dryer vent cleaning and a town name into Google. Organic Growth gives each of your services and each town on your route a page of its own, keeps your Google Business Profile current, and writes the posts and articles that back those pages up.
- Pay-per-click ads
Paid Ads
When a dryer stops drying or a house has not had its ducts cleaned in years, the search happens now. Paid Ads puts your company in front of that search on one, two or all three networks, with the accounts owned by you and the click charges billed to you by the network.
What sits on a duct company owner's desk, and what we set up for it
| What a duct owner is weighing | What we set up for it | Further reading on this site |
|---|---|---|
| Whole-house jobs and dryer vent jobs sell differently | A separate landing page for each, so each search meets the page about that job | How the service pages are planned |
| Crews drive to many towns | A page for every town on the route, written for that town | How the town pages and Maps work fit together |
| Referral partners send work | Pages and outreach aimed at realtors, landlords, property managers, builders and HVAC companies | Where calls and form requests come from |
| Reviews after a finished job | A request for each job and reply drafts you approve | Review requests and replies, step by step |
| Ad accounts that need a regular look | Accounts under your login, a keyword list per service, a monthly look at search terms | What the ad plans include |
| A calendar that runs heavier some weeks and lighter others | Ad budgets and written pieces planned around the weeks your own books show | How written pieces are planned each month |
Three things duct company owners say about marketing
Overheard on a route day"A listing on a few directories is all a duct company needs."
What the plan does insteadOur search plans pair upkeep of your Google Business Profile with landing pages per service, repeated town by town, plus link outreach.
Overheard on a route day"SEO and ads are the same job, so one plan should cover both."
What the plan does insteadThey are two plans. Organic Growth builds pages and content; Paid Ads runs accounts in your name. Hire either, or both.
Overheard on a route day"If the phone rang this week, the marketing worked."
What the plan does insteadWe count calls and form requests by source, so each ring is tied to the page, listing or ad behind it, and the monthly read covers the whole line.
Start from the towns your vans cover and the job you want next
Tell us which services your company sells, which towns the crews drive to, and whether you have a site you like. The monthly plan prices are posted in the open, and air duct cleaning SEO here runs month to month with no contract.
Prefer to talk it through? Send a message from the contact page or reserve a half hour on the calendar there. Either opens a conversation about your route.
Organic Growth plans for air duct cleaning SEO
Organic Growth Silver
$1,495 a month
Made for a company whose current website is fine: the search work goes on top and the site stays exactly as it is.
- 25 landing pages, split between your service types and the places you work
- 4 Strategic Content Assets in the plan month, each tied to a search people really type
- Google Business Profile kept current, with posts added
- Outreach to local sites and listings for links back to you
- Answer wording for AI assistants that mention companies like yours
Organic Growth Gold
$2,495 a month
Silver at double the output, plus a website we build for your duct cleaning company and look after each month.
- Your duct cleaning company website, designed, hosted and maintained by usSite not billed
- 50 landing pages across your services, your towns and the questions callers ask
- 8 Strategic Content Assets in the plan month
- Google Business Profile upkeep plus a steady rhythm of review requests
- Link outreach and AI answer wording, both included
Organic Growth Platinum
$3,495 a month
The widest page count we build, for companies working a large service area or several offices of crews.
- Your duct cleaning company website, designed, hosted and maintained by usSite not billed
- 100 landing pages, enough to cover every service in every town you reach
- 12 Strategic Content Assets in the plan month
- Maps listing work, review requests and reply drafts for each location
- Link outreach and AI answer wording, both included
Ad spend is separate: the networks bill it to you directly. Plans have no startup fee and no contract, and either side can end one after any invoice.
Questions duct and dryer vent owners ask before hiring
Do you write a page for every town we service?
Yes. The town list comes from your route map, and the page count depends on the plan. The local search page shows how towns and the Maps listing connect.
Can a dryer vent company use the search plan without duct cleaning pages?
The page list follows the services you sell. A company selling only dryer vent work gets dryer vent landing pages and town pages for that service.
Who owns the ad accounts and the Google Business Profile?
Your company. Ad accounts are created under your own login, and the network bills you for the clicks. We manage the work inside them.
Is there a startup fee or a contract on a duct cleaning marketing plan?
No startup fee applies and no contract term binds either side. Plans are charged month by month, and click charges reach you on a bill from the network itself.
Do you promise rankings or booked jobs for our crews?
No. We name the work each plan carries, do it, and count the calls and forms that come in.
Which plan suits a crew that already has a website?
Silver is the one built for a company keeping its own site. Gold and Platinum include a site we build and run, and each of those cards has a switch for companies that keep their current one. The full comparison sits on the pricing page.
The next frame is a phone call
Bring your service area, your open days and the two jobs you would most like more of. We lay out what a month of search work and ads would look like, and what it costs.
Decoration only: the drawn run below this text stands for no property, no job and no outcome.