Paver & Hardscape Marketing Turn nearby searches into signed hardscape jobs.

Nothing about our pricing is hidden. We manage Google Ads for 10% of whatever you spend on the platform, with a $600 monthly floor and zero markup added on top of your ad budget. SEO runs $50 per page per month, with a 10-page minimum to start. A custom website is one of eight fixed one-time packages, $1,500 up to $20,000+ (full breakdown at /websites). There's no setup charge, no contract — you pay month to month — and a 30-day guarantee means you don't pay if the first month doesn't deliver.

If you're depending on a manufacturer's locator listing, a short list of referrals, or homeowners keep choosing the other contractor, an agency earns its keep fast — one signed patio or wall can cover what you'd spend on marketing that month. We handle the site build, the ad campaigns, local SEO, and the estimate follow-up that keeps your design-visit calendar full, so you can stay focused on running crews. Already booked solid through the season? You might not need us yet.

A good one owns every channel that turns a search into a signed job — the website, the ad campaigns, showing up in the map pack and in AI answers, and the automation that chases quotes, reminds customers when it's time to reseal, and asks for the review once the crew rolls off the job site.

Yes. This page is written for the trade that sets interlocking pavers, natural stone, and segmental retaining wall units — patios, driveways, walkways, pool decks, and full outdoor living builds. Lawn and landscape companies have a separate page here, and so do contractors who pour wet concrete flatwork. Every keyword and ad group behind this page targets hardscape-specific searches, which keeps your budget away from someone who just wants a mow-and-blow service or a plain concrete slab.

It helps, and we lean into it. A manufacturer locator is a real source of leads, but it's their listing, not your asset — and plenty of homeowners never make it to the brand's site before they search “paver installer near me” directly. We build your own site and Google Business Profile around your certification, any ICPI credentials you hold, and the specific product lines you carry, so both search paths lead back to you.

Look for a shop that gets that this is a seasonal, high-ticket, multiple-bid trade — one that can show you real project photography and reviews strong enough to outweigh homeowner nerves about base prep, tracks every call back to the keyword that generated it, and hands you ownership of your own site, ad accounts, and data. Steer clear of generalists who treat a hardscape company like a retail storefront, and ask directly what they do to help you close the job once the estimate's already out the door.

Paid search is the fastest lever — estimate requests can start showing up within the first couple of weeks, especially if campaigns go live before the ground thaws. Local SEO, AI-search visibility, and your review count build more slowly, over a few months, but once they're established those calls stop costing you per click. Starting both paid and organic at the same time is how most companies get to a fully booked season the fastest.

You get one team on your website, ads, SEO, AI search, email, and reviews — not five agencies that never compare notes. Nothing about your leads gets resold to a competitor down the street, every call is tied back to its source, and the site, the ad accounts, and the data all stay registered to you. Pricing is posted, there's no contract, and the 30-day guarantee means you're never locked into something that isn't working.

Right on the pricing page — nothing's quoted privately. Google Ads management sits at 10% of budget with a $600 monthly minimum and zero markup, SEO starts at $50 per page with a 10-page floor, and website packages are listed at /websites. What you'd actually pay depends on your service towns and which type of job you want more of — send us those details and a scoped proposal comes back free, usually within a business day.

That's the normal shape of this business, so yes. Ad budgets scale up ahead of your install season and taper off once the ground's too hard to work, off-season email campaigns lock in early-spring design consultations before competitors even start advertising, and joint-sand or sealer reminders go out automatically when a past customer's project comes due — so the calendar's already filling before your first crew is back on a job site.

Every phone call, form submission, and estimate request gets tagged to its source starting day one, so you can see exactly what a booked job costs you to generate — and whether patios, retaining walls, or full outdoor-living builds are actually where your profit comes from.

Yes on both counts. The website, the brand assets, the ad accounts, and every piece of customer data belong to your company — if you ever move on from us, none of it stays behind. New leads route directly into whatever scheduling software or CRM your office already runs, no separate system to check.

Mostly comes down to how quickly you can get us project photography, your service list, and sign-off on drafts — hardscape sites don't need much beyond that. We'll give you a real timeline at kickoff and keep you posted at each stage instead of leaving you guessing.