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HVAC, plumbing, electrical and adjacent trades. Emergency demand, maintenance plans, and replacement jobs all behave differently in an ad account.
Home services demand is mostly non-negotiable: something broke, and the homeowner is calling the first credible company that answers. That makes Search and Local Services Ads the core, and it makes speed to answer worth more than any bid adjustment.
There are three distinct buyers inside one home services account and they should never share a campaign. The emergency buyer has no furnace at 6am in January, will call three companies in four minutes, and books with whoever picks up. The maintenance buyer is price-comparing a tune-up and converts on a coupon. The replacement buyer is spending five figures on a new system and will take two weeks, three quotes and a financing conversation before deciding.
A single campaign averaged across those three produces a cost per lead that describes none of them. Worse, automated bidding will chase the cheapest conversion, which is almost always the tune-up, and quietly defund the replacement keywords that carry the margin. We split by intent first, then let bidding optimise inside each bucket.
Local Services Ads sit above everything else and charge per lead rather than per click, which makes them the first place to spend for licensed trades. Search picks up the specific and high-value queries LSA cannot target - brand names, system types, financing. Performance Max is useful only once conversion data is clean, and Meta is for maintenance plans and replacement offers rather than emergencies, because nobody scrolls Instagram looking for a plumber.
Lead cost in this category swings hard by trade and market. Cheap tune-up and drain-clearing queries commonly land in the tens of dollars; competitive HVAC replacement and commercial plumbing terms routinely run into the low hundreds per lead in metro markets. Any agency quoting you one number for 'home services' has not looked at your service mix.
The single most common failure is counting. Every phone click, every form load and every chat open gets registered as a conversion, so the account reports two or three times the leads the office actually fielded. Bidding then optimises toward whichever fake conversion is easiest to produce.
The second failure is answer rate. Paid demand in this category arrives as a phone call inside business-critical minutes. Accounts where nobody answers after 5pm are buying leads for competitors. We check answer rate and call duration before touching budget, because no bid strategy compensates for a voicemail box.
If you want to see how we report results, read our case studies - platform-reported leads and closed business are shown separately. When you are ready, get in touch and we will start with a look at your current tracking.
We don't publish numbers we can't verify. Account-level performance data is shared in your audit, under NDA.
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We'll review your current Google and Meta accounts, pull spend and conversion data, and show you where the leaks are - before you commit to anything.