Case study
215 Google reviews from a site homeowners actually use
Carolina Duct and Crawl
The client
Who they are.
Carolina Duct and Crawl serves North Carolina homeowners who need duct, crawl space, and related work done by a team they can trust. The business already did strong work on site. Online, it was harder for a homeowner to see that — and even harder to request a free estimate without picking up the phone.
The challenge
What was getting in the way.
Local search is unforgiving in home services. If the site does not answer “who are you, what do you do, and can I trust you?” in the first screen, the next listing wins. Reviews, service pages, and the estimate path were not working as one system, so qualified homeowners bounced before they enquired.
The solution
What we built and delivered.
Service used: Digital Marketing →We built a lead-generation site around local intent: service pages tuned for search, trust signals a homeowner can scan on a phone, and a free-estimate flow that does not hide behind a contact form maze. The van, the crew, and the reviews sit in the same story as the work itself.
Process
How the engagement moved.
Discovery, build, launch, then the work that keeps compounding after go-live.
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Audit local search
We mapped how homeowners search for duct and crawl work in North Carolina and where the current site lost them.
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Rebuild trust pages
Service pages, proof, and mobile layout were rewritten so a first visit could turn into an estimate request.
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Open the estimate path
Calls-to-action, forms, and follow-up were tightened around one job: book the free estimate.
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Keep reviews compounding
The live site made it easier for completed jobs to become public proof, feeding the next round of local search.
The results
Outcomes with context.
Homeowners could finally see the work, trust the team, and ask for an estimate without friction. Google reviews grew by 215 as completed jobs turned into public proof, and the site now does the first conversation before the van arrives.
“Communication stayed sharp from first workshop through launch. We ended up with a website that feels trustworthy, works beautifully on mobile, and makes it easier for homeowners to take action.”
Visual proof
Screenshots and proof.
Photography from the live engagement — the work, the place, and the proof.
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