Amagna AI

Google Ads for Home Services

Google Ads for Home Services

When someone searches “plumber near me,” they are ready to book. We run managed Google Ads — and Local Services Ads where they fit — for home-services businesses, with follow-up that turns the click into a booked job.

What we do

01

Search campaigns

Google Search ads on the high-intent keywords your customers type when they are ready to hire.

02

Local Services Ads

Where your trade qualifies, we set up the “Google Guaranteed” pay-per-lead ads that sit at the very top of local results.

03

Follow-up that books

Every lead gets automated text + email in your voice, so high-intent clicks become booked jobs.

What you get

  • Managed Google Search ad campaigns
  • Local Services Ads setup where eligible
  • Conversion tracking + call tracking
  • Automated lead follow-up by text + email
  • A weekly plain-English report

Where we work

Based in Saginaw, Michigan, we run Google Ads for home-services businesses across the Great Lakes Bay Region and surrounding states.

Pair paid search with the free channel first: your Google Business Profile is the cheapest lead source you own.

FAQ

Questions, answered straight

Do Google Ads work for home services?

Yes — home-services searches are high intent, so a well-run Search campaign reaches people ready to hire. Pairing it with fast follow-up is what turns the click into a booked job.

How much do Google Ads cost for home services?

Cost per click varies by trade and area, so budget around $25/day minimum to start, paid directly to Google. Management is separate — our Growth plan is $1,500/mo to build, run, and optimize the campaigns.

What are Google Local Services Ads?

They are the “Google Guaranteed” pay-per-lead ads at the top of local search, where you only pay for real leads. We set them up for home-services businesses whose trade qualifies.

Still have a question? Email us or chart your Gold Map.

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