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Handyman Marketing

Handyman Marketing That Fills the Week

Websites, search visibility and paid campaigns built for handyman businesses — designed to win bigger jobs and repeat customers, not just twenty-minute call-outs.

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Property Sweepers Case Study

“Figgle Media got back to me right away and turned the whole project around incredibly fast. They built Property Sweepers a beautiful, modern website that loads quick and looks more professional than I ever expected. Easily the best decision I’ve made for my Raleigh business.”

Skyler White

Skyler White

Property Sweepers · Raleigh, NC

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Growth Systems

Choose the system that fits your growth stage

Every contractor is different. We'll help you pick the right website, SEO, ads, and tracking setup based on your market, services, and lead goals.

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Foundation

Starter System

For contractors who need a clean, professional online foundation.

Best for

  • Newer contractors
  • Bad or outdated website
  • No clear lead tracking
  • Need to look pro fast
See If Starter Fits
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Custom System

A plan built around your business — start with what moves the needle most, then layer on the rest as you grow.

Best for

  • Built around your goals & budget
  • Start with one service, add more later
  • Call automation, reviews & follow-up
  • Scales as you grow
Build My Custom Plan
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Advanced

Market Leader System

For contractors who want to aggressively grow and own their market.

Best for

  • Established contractors
  • Multiple services or locations
  • SEO + Google Ads + tracking
  • Serious monthly growth plan
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Why Figgle

Why handyman businesses choose Figgle Media

A North Carolina agency built only for handyman businesses — here’s what sets us apart.

  • NC-only and contractor-only — we already know how handyman businesses get hired here
  • Built around broad home-repair demand, not generic marketing
  • We report in booked appointments — not clicks, impressions, or vanity metrics
  • Flat monthly fee — never a percentage of your ad spend
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The Process

How we launch your growth system

  1. 1

    Discovery call

    A real talk about your trade, market and service area.

  2. 2

    Free growth plan

    A written plan, sized to your market, in 48 hours.

  3. 3

    Set up your system

    Site, search, ads and tracking, wired together.

  4. 4

    Launch & learn

    Go live, watch the calls land, and tune weekly.

  5. 5

    Scale what works

    Double down on the channels booking the most jobs.

What We Build

What goes into your Handyman system

Most handyman businesses get a site that looks fine and books nothing. Here's what we build instead — tuned to broad home-repair demand and the way the work actually gets won.

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Built for intent

Built around "handyman near me"

When a homeowner searches "handyman near me" near you, your site has about three seconds to earn the call. We lead with the job and the city, keep tap-to-call and a short quote form above the fold, and turn that click into booked appointments.

Handyman marketing built around each service line

Built for your service lines

One path per service line

Handyman work splits across repairs, installs, assembly, and punch lists — and they don't convert the same way. We build a dedicated page and ad path for each, so handyman businesses stop losing intent-matched traffic to a single catch-all page.

Trust signals on a Handyman contractor site

Built to earn trust

Proof that wins the call

Insured with reliable reviews, real photos of local jobs, and honest reviews are what get a homeowner to pick you. Stock photos never do. Every call and form lands in one dashboard, so you can see which ones turned into paid work — backed by our 90-day performance guarantee.

The Full Program

What Handyman Marketing Actually Involves

The hardest thing about this trade is not finding work. It is finding the right work. Handyman marketing that only chases volume fills the calendar with twenty-minute call-outs across half a county, and the week ends busy and unprofitable.

The fix is selection rather than reach. Which jobs you show up for, which you publish prices on, and how tightly the day is routed matter far more than how many enquiries arrive.

The cards below cover the whole program: getting found for the work worth having, converting it without a wasted drive, and turning one-off callers into customers who ring you every time.

Job selection beats job volume

It is easy to make the phone ring more. Widen the radius, list every service, drop the minimum, and the enquiry count climbs while profit falls. A half-day carpentry job and a ten-minute tap washer arrive through completely different searches. Deciding which of those you want, and building the pages and campaigns around it, is the single highest-return decision available to a handyman business.

Publish a minimum charge

The most useful sentence on a handyman website is the one most owners refuse to write. A stated minimum, or a first-hour rate, filters out the people who wanted a five-minute favour and costs you nothing but the callers you did not want. Fewer enquiries, a far higher proportion of them worth driving to.

Route density decides the day

Two handyman businesses with identical revenue can earn very differently, because one spends the day driving and the other works a postcode at a time. Where you bid and which towns the pages target sets the route long before the van leaves. In a trade of small tickets, drive time is the whole margin.

Pages for the jobs you want

Split the work you actually want into real pages — carpentry, drywall repair, fixture and fitting installs, door and lock work, whatever pays best. A single list of forty services ranks for none of them. Each split is a different search and a different customer, and this is slow, cheap work that compounds while competitors keep one catch-all page.

Google Business Profile does the shortlisting

For a job this size almost nobody researches. They search, they look at the map results, they call whoever has decent ratings and looks like they still exist. Your Google Business Profile matters more here than the website — categories set correctly, services listed, photos added as jobs finish, and questions answered before anyone has to ask.

Reviews are the whole reputation

A handyman is a stranger you let into your house, which makes recent feedback worth more here than in almost any trade. Asking every customer as you pack up is unglamorous and it moves more work than any advertising budget at this ticket size.

Answer, or the next name will

The person calling has a broken thing and a list of three numbers. Whoever picks up gets the job, and the gap is measured in minutes. Missed-call text-back and a form that reaches a phone rather than an inbox are worth more than any campaign adjustment.

Repeat customers are the real business

Every house has a running list of small things. A customer who trusts you rings you for all of them for years, which makes the second job cheaper to win than any first one. Most handyman businesses never contact a customer again after the invoice. A reminder every few months turns a one-off into an annuity.

Specific searches convert hardest

The searches that pay are unglamorous and specific — a fixture that needs mounting, a door that will not close, a repair somebody has already given up on themselves. Local service intent like that converts at rates a broad "handyman near me" campaign never matches, and the clicks are cheaper because nobody is bidding on them.

Lead generation you can actually measure

Every call and form tied back to the campaign, the page and the search that produced it, reported against cost per booked visit rather than raw enquiry count. In a trade where a bad lead costs you a drive rather than a click, lead generation has to be judged on what turned into paid work.

Scheduling is a marketing problem

Two jobs on the same street on the same morning are worth far more than the same two jobs three days apart. Scheduling and marketing are the same lever here: where you advertise decides what lands in the diary, and a tight diary is what turns a busy week into a profitable one.

Marketing campaigns for the work you want more of

Not one campaign for everything. Separate marketing campaigns for the jobs worth having, each with its own page and its own budget, so you can see which type of work actually pays and shift spend toward it. Running one broad campaign tells you nothing except that the phone rang.

You own all of it

The website, the analytics, the advertising accounts, the listing, the phone numbers and the customer list. In your name, on your billing, and yours to keep if you leave — including the ranking history, which is the part that compounds.

What we will tell you not to do

Do not list every service you are willing to do. Do not chase towns outside your route because the clicks are cheap. Do not drop the minimum to win a quiet week. And do not pay anybody a percentage of your spend, because that arrangement rewards them for talking you into more of it.

Where We Work

Handyman work across North Carolina

These are the NC cities we work in most — but we’re not limited to them. If you serve homeowners anywhere in North Carolina, we can help.

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Based in North Carolina

Built in North Carolina, working with contractors statewide.

Headquartered near Raleigh — we serve roofing, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, concrete, landscaping, remodeling, and home-builder contractors across NC.

Questions handyman owners ask

How fast does handyman marketing produce work?
Paid search produces calls the week it launches, because the intent is immediate — somebody with a broken thing wants it fixed now. Local search visibility takes a season to build. Most handyman businesses we work with run paid from day one and let the organic side compound underneath it.
What does it cost?
A flat monthly fee, quoted before you commit, covering the site, the search work, the profile and campaign management. We never take a percentage of your advertising budget.
Every call is a tiny job. Can that change?
That is the central problem in this trade and yes, it can. Small jobs and half-day projects come from different searches, and a site that lists forty services will keep attracting the smallest of them. Publishing a minimum charge, leading with the bigger work, and batching small jobs into scheduled visits changes the mix without turning callers away.
Should we list every service we offer?
No, and this is where most handyman websites go wrong. A page listing forty things ranks for none of them and tells a customer nothing. Pick the work you actually want, give each a real page, and let the rest come up on the phone.
Who owns the accounts?
You do. The site, the analytics, the advertising accounts, the profile and the phone numbers are all in your name, and you keep them if you leave.

Ready to fill the week?

Free growth plan — we’ll show you where your next customers should be coming from.