Appliance repair: from 1–5 clicks a week to 100+ clicks a week
A Twin Cities appliance repair business went from a near-invisible website to a steady weekly flow of qualified Google clicks turning into real booked jobs and real income.
Quick Answer
A Twin Cities appliance repair business went from a near-invisible website to a steady weekly flow of qualified Google clicks turning into real booked jobs and real income.
Weekly Google clicks
Booked service calls / mo
Map Pack visibility
Mobile Lighthouse
Challenge
A skilled Twin Cities appliance repair tech had a website that almost no one could find. Google Search Console was showing 1–5 clicks a week — barely a heartbeat. Phones were quiet, dispatch was thin, and most leads were coming from word of mouth or paid lead-gen apps that ate the margin.
Approach
We rebuilt the site mobile-first around how people actually search for appliance repair (refrigerator repair near me, washer not draining, brand + city queries), shipped focused service and city pages, cleaned up the Google Business Profile with the right categories and service areas, and put a review-generation loop in place so every completed job had a clear path to a Google review.
Work shipped
- Mobile-first website rebuild with conversion-focused layout
- Service pages per appliance (refrigerator, washer, dryer, dishwasher, oven)
- City pages targeting core Twin Cities service area
- Google Business Profile overhaul — categories, services, service area
- Review-generation workflow tied to completed jobs
- Call tracking so every lead source is measurable
- On-page SEO, schema markup, and Core Web Vitals fixes
Results
- Went from 1–5 weekly clicks to 100+ qualified weekly clicks
- Clicks turned into booked jobs and real, repeatable income
- Top-3 Map Pack visibility for primary service area
- Mobile Lighthouse 95+ across core pages
- Steady stream of inbound calls and form fills — no more dependence on lead-gen apps
"I went from checking my phone wondering if it was broken to actually having to schedule out the week. The clicks turned into real jobs and real income."