For Texas roofers, HVAC, cleaners, handymen, stagers & movers
We fix and run your Google Business Profile every week, so the people already looking at it see an accurate, active business worth calling. You approve every review reply before it goes live. You stay the owner.
Get a free profile teardownFree, private, and built from public info only. No login needed.
Last post months ago, old hours, holiday hours never confirmed. To a homeowner comparing three companies, a quiet profile looks like a quiet business.
You're on a roof or in an attic, not writing replies. Google's own tips say a timely, personal reply shows customers their feedback matters.
A vague category, a home address showing on a service-area business, a thin services list, or a keyword-stuffed name that Google's guidelines say can get a profile suspended.
Profile fully optimized and your first 4 weekly posts live within 14 days of getting access, or we keep working for free until it's done, or we refund your setup fee. Your choice.
"Access" means manager access to your profile plus your intake details and photos. The clock pauses while we're waiting on your approvals or on Google reviewing an edit. We guarantee the work, not rankings or call volume, because nobody can honestly promise those.
We're opening this to Roundtable members first. We're new, so there are no case studies here. The free teardown is the best way to see how we think before you spend a dollar.
No. Google lets owners add a manager from their profile's "People and access" settings. You stay the owner and can remove us anytime.
We can't promise that, and Google says rankings can't be bought. Google says local results mainly come down to relevance, distance, and prominence. We work on what you control: a complete, accurate, active profile and a steady flow of genuine reviews.
Our system drafts them from your details and photos, and a person at Ironwood Labs checks them against Google's policies. Review replies always wait for your approval.
A few fresh job photos, a quick "approve" on reply drafts, and a list of recent customers who gave you their email so they can get the thank-you message.
No. Review requests go by email or another channel the customer agreed to. We don't use SMS.
Email your business name and city, or just comment "teardown" on my post in the Roundtable.
Get a free profile teardownNo obligation. The teardown ends with a short note about our paid service, so ignore it if you just want the fixes.