BCM Results
A done for you local lead system that puts your number in front of homeowners searching right now
For hardscape, landscaping, roofing, plumbing, HVAC, painting and cleaning companies in Framingham, Boston and the towns between: the top 3 on Google Maps for your trade, retargeting on Google and Meta, and a site that gets the call. One company per trade per area.
Tired of dealing with
Pay per lead sites that sell the same lead to five companies
You pay for a homeowner's number, then race four other contractors to the phone. Whoever answers first gets the job, and the homeowner shops on price because five people are calling. That lead was never yours.
A website that never rings
You paid for the site years ago and it looks fine. Nobody calls from it, because nobody finds it, and the few who do land on a page that never tells them to pick up the phone.
Being invisible in your own town
Search your trade and your town on your phone. If three other companies fill the map and you are not there, the homeowners on your street are calling them. Your trucks drive past those houses every day.
Other agencies versus BCM Results
| Other agencies | BCM Results |
|---|---|
| A long contract you sign before you have seen a single result | A one page plan, month to month after the first 90 days |
| A sales floor closes you, then hands you to an account manager | Brandon does the work and Brandon is the one on the phone |
| A monthly report full of numbers you cannot check yourself | A dated rank grid from real spots in your town, the same search every month |
| Leads rented to you and shared with your competitors | Your own listing and your own site, which stay yours if you ever leave |
How this works (for qualified companies only)
- ApplyFill in the short form at the bottom of this page. I look at your listing, your site and the three companies in the map for your trade and your town, then reply within 2 business days with two time slots. On the call I show you where you sit today and what has to change. Not every company gets a yes, and if it is a no I tell you why.
- A plan on paperIf it is a match you get a one page plan: scope, the flat monthly rate, the date and what done means. You approve it before any money moves. Then you pay the first invoice and within 24 hours you get instructions for giving secure access to your profile and your site.
- I do the work, you run the crewListing, site, pages, reviews, retargeting, in the order the plan says. You get a dated screenshot of the map at the start and one every month from the same spots. If your company is not in the top 3 on Google Maps within 90 days of access, billing pauses until you are there. That is written in the terms, not just on this page.
What you get
Google Maps visibility
Your profile, site and review process improved together to strengthen local relevance and prominence. Organic positions are not paid placements, but they can change and need to be measured. How the ranking work goes.
Your Google Business Profile, rebuilt
Category, services, photos of real jobs, hours, the service area, and a post every week. The profile is the thing homeowners tap in the map, so it gets rebuilt piece by piece. The profile checklist.
A site that gets the call
A fast site built around one action: call or book. A page per service and a page per town, so Google can tell what you offer and which towns you cover. What the site needs.
A review system your crew can run
The one tap link, a short ask for the moment the job is done and the customer is happiest, who asks and when, and a reply to every review. The review routine.
Retargeting on Google and Meta
Most homeowners do not call the first time they see you. The people who already found you keep seeing you on YouTube, Instagram and Facebook until they are ready. How retargeting fits.
A rank grid every month
A dated screenshot of the same search from the same spots in your town, at the start and every month after. You see the change with your own eyes instead of reading about it in a report.
Who this is for
Established home service companies with a crew and reviews already on Google. I work with owners whose business already runs well and who want more of it. If you are at zero and just getting started, this is probably not a match. If the company is about to go under, it is not a match either. If the trucks are busy and you want the phone to ring more in the towns you already drive to, it probably is.
One company per trade per area. If I already work with a hardscape company in your town, I will not take a second one, and I tell you that straight away.
The proof should be checkable: the public terms state the 90-day goal and billing protection, the website examples can be opened, and your own dated rank grid measures the search over time.
Apply for a call
Not ready to apply? Read the plan first, see everything in it on the services page, or start with the free analysis and get the gaps in writing before you decide. I am based in Framingham, so MetroWest and Boston trades are close to home.