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PromotEdge International works as a digital marketing agency for contractors, builders and construction suppliers in the USA, Canada and other markets, across local SEO, ads, websites and lead tracking. Our delivery team is in India, and everything we do for you happens online.
Be found by the right people in your area, and answer them fast.
In short
We market contractors, builders and construction suppliers in the USA and Canada. For most, that means being found in the right area and answering calls fast.
For lawn care, tree service and landscaping companies, see our landscaping marketing agency page.
We designed and developed DesiMachines for Desi Machine Pvt. Ltd.: a construction equipment research site for buyers in India, with dated price ranges, side-by-side comparisons, a machine finder, cost calculators and WhatsApp reminders, in English and Hindi. It is built for the Indian market, so it shows how we build for equipment buyers, not a service for buyers in the USA or Canada.
For makers and suppliers of building materials, see our building products marketing agency page.
Most contractors need the first three. The rest depend on how you win work.
Grouped by kind of work. Pick one, or ask us which to start with.
Brands we have worked with
Work delivered from India. Results are shared one to one, under NDA.
Roofers, remodelers, renovation firms and other trades who live on local searches, calls and reviews.
Firms with one skill, serving both homeowners and general contractors across a wide area.
Larger firms that need a site proving capability, safety and past projects to the people on a bid list.
Companies selling to contractors, with technical products and long sales cycles.
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A rough note through the form on what you sell and what needs to change.
How people find you today, where inquiries get lost, then a call in your working day.
The work, who does it and how it is measured. Nothing starts until you approve it.
Our team in India does the work, with calls set in your working hours.
Every number we report shows its source and date range, and we travel to our clients every 3 to 4 months.
These are typical situations, not results from a named client.
You end up racing rivals on price. Your own site and profile bring in people who called only you, and that is where we put the effort.
A missed call is often a lost job, as people ring the next name. We look at when calls come in and set up a text-back or an answering plan that suits your crew.
Google says to remove your address if you do not serve customers there, and to set a service area. That is easy to get wrong if you work from home, so we check it first.
Rules differ by place. California, for one, requires a license number in all forms of advertising. We check the rules for your trade and state or province before any ad runs, and you confirm the details.
Roofing and outdoor trades have busy and quiet months. We raise ads before your peak, and use slow months to build pages and reviews.
Buyers can spot them, and they want proof you did the work. A few real job photos with the town and the job type beat any library image.
Marketing for contractors comes down to being found by the right people in the right area, then answering them fast. A homeowner with a leaking roof searches, calls two or three names and picks whoever answers. A commercial builder wins work differently, through bids, past projects and relationships, so its website has to prove capability to people who are already checking it out.
We ask which of those you are before we plan anything, because the channels differ. SANY, the construction equipment maker, is one of our clients, with work delivered from India. It makes machines rather than buildings, so ask us directly about contractor work.
There is no public price list, because the cost follows the job.
Your ad spend is separate and goes directly to the platform. You see the scope and the fee in writing before work starts.
By building a stronger digital presence where your buyers look: a complete Business Profile, pages for each service and area, reviews, and search ads for urgent jobs. Then it tracks which calls and forms become booked work, so the budget follows the leads that pay. That holds for a construction company anywhere in the United States or Canada.
You can do the basics yourself: fill in your Business Profile, ask for reviews and list your services. That may be enough in a small town. Paying for SEO makes sense when several firms compete for the same jobs, and a few extra booked jobs a year would cover the fee.
Plan in months. A Business Profile and review work can show sooner than new pages, and a town with few rivals moves faster than a big metro. Local Services Ads or search ads can bring calls while SEO builds up.
Many marketing agencies for builders chase traffic, and a contractor can only use leads from the area it works in, for jobs it wants. Licensing, reviews, seasons and service areas all shape what works. A plan that ignores them spends money on calls you cannot take.
For residential work, it is usually your Business Profile, local SEO and search ads, in that order. For commercial work, it is a strong website, LinkedIn and being easy to check when someone is drawing up a bid list. Social works best as proof, for people who already know your name.
The strongest leads tend to come from people who found you directly: search, your profile, referrals and past customers. A short email to old customers can bring in repeat work at very little cost. Paid lead sites can fill a gap, but they should not be your only source.
Yes, because all of this work happens online, and you supply what only you can: job photos, licensing details and a quick answer when a customer calls. We read your local market closely and travel to our clients every 3 to 4 months. If you want someone at your yard every week, a local firm will suit you better.
Yes. The USA and Canada are the markets we serve first. Licensing, tax wording and language differ by province, so we check those for your trade before we write anything. If you sell in Quebec, we can deliver in French, so tell us at the start.
Shivanand Mishra, our Digital Marketing Lead, leads marketing, and our website coding team, led by Avijit Bhattacherjee on front end and back end, handles the site work. We use licensed tools and software. We are available round the clock, 24x7, as per your location.
A real person reads every message and replies.
Digital marketing for construction companies works differently for a firm that bids public work, one that wins negotiated design-build contracts and one that sells remodels to homeowners. This guide gives ten strategies in a sensible order, shows which route each one suits, and uses only numbers we could source.
Digital marketing for contractors means being easy to find when someone searches for your trade, and easy to call once they have found you. This guide is written for roofers, plumbers, HVAC firms, electricians and general contractors in the USA and Canada, and it follows the order in which the steps pay back. If you would rather hand it over, see our digital marketing agency for contractors page.
Most electricians do not have a marketing problem. They have a visibility problem. Homeowners and businesses search for a licensed electrician every day; the question is whether they find you or the company two streets over. This guide covers digital marketing for electricians that produces calls: a website built for leads, local SEO and the Business Profile, Local Services Ads and Google Ads, content, social media, and what to fund first. It is written for electrical contractors in the USA and Canada.
When a cooling system fails on a hot afternoon, a homeowner picks up the phone and calls whoever shows up first and looks trustworthy. This guide covers the channels in the order that usually pays back, for HVAC companies in the USA and Canada.
Digital marketing for plumbers means being the business a homeowner finds, trusts and calls when a pipe bursts or a water heater fails, and the one they remember when they plan a repair. This guide covers seven channels in the order that usually pays back, for plumbing companies in the USA and Canada.
A homeowner sees a stain spreading across the ceiling and types “roof repair near me”. In seconds they compare a short list and call one. This guide covers how a roofing company ends up on that list.
Four kinds of work. One plan.