How much should a construction company in Ore City spend on Google Ads?

It depends on how aggressive you want to be and what kind of jobs you're chasing. We'll help you set a daily budget that makes sense. Some contractors start with $500/mo to Google and scale up once they see leads coming in. The management fee starts at $750/mo on top of that.

Can you target specific types of construction work in the ads?

Yes. If you only do residential remodels, we're not going to run ads for commercial buildouts. We build campaigns around the actual services you offer. That way you're not paying for clicks from people who need something you don't do.

What if I already have a Google Ads account that's not working?

We'll look at it and tell you what's going wrong. Usually it's targeting issues—wrong keywords, wrong locations, or ads that don't match what people are searching for. Sometimes it's cheaper to rebuild the account than to fix what's there.

How fast will I start getting leads?

Google Ads can start generating clicks the same week they go live. Leads depend on your market and budget, but most campaigns start producing real inquiries within the first couple weeks. It's not like SEO where you're waiting months.

Do I need a website before running Google Ads?

You need somewhere to send people when they click. If you don't have a site, or your current one doesn't have your services, project photos, and a contact form for bids, we can build one. A full website starts at $1,500 and takes about a week.

Google Ads Management · Ore City, TX

Google Ads Management for Construction Companies in Ore City

You've got a crew ready to work and the skills to back it up. But the phone's not ringing the way it should. Google Ads can fix that—if somebody's actually watching the account.

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The Bid You Didn't Mean to Win

Say you're at the Ore City Community Center for a county meeting and someone mentions they need a retaining wall built. You'd give them a fair price, right? You wouldn't quote them for a full commercial buildout. But that's basically what bad Google Ads do—they show your ad to people looking for stuff you don't even offer, in places you don't even serve, and you pay for every single click. It's like handing out business cards at random in a parking lot two counties over.

What We Actually Do With Your Ad Spend

We set up your Google Ads account from scratch, targeting the keywords that matter for construction work in Upshur County and the surrounding area. Residential builds, commercial projects, specialty work—whatever you do, we make sure the ads say that. And we make sure they're only showing to folks who are actually looking for a contractor, not someone Googling "how to pour concrete myself."

You only pay Google when someone clicks. You pay us to make sure those clicks are worth something.

Why This Works for Construction in a Small Market

Ore City's not a big town. About eleven hundred people. So you might think Google Ads don't make sense here. But here's the thing nobody tells you—people in small towns still search Google when they need a contractor. They search for contractors near them, contractors in their county, contractors who do the specific type of work they need. And if you're not showing up? Someone else is.

The competition in a market like Ore City is actually lower than in a big city. That means your cost per click is usually cheaper. Fewer contractors are running ads out there. So when someone in Ore City or anywhere in East Texas searches for construction work, your ad can be the first thing they see. Not buried under five Dallas companies who don't even want the job.

We watch your account weekly. Not monthly, not quarterly. We look at what's converting and what's wasting money, and we adjust. If a keyword isn't bringing in real bid requests, we cut it. If a new search term starts showing up that matches your work, we add it. Your ad budget should be working like a crew member—showing up every day and doing the job.

Our ads management runs starting at $750/mo, and that's separate from what you pay Google directly. We'll help you figure out a reasonable ad budget based on what kind of work you're going after. And we'll make sure your landing page actually has what people need to see—your services, your licenses and bonding info, photos of your work, and a simple way to request a bid. No one's filling out a contact form if the page looks like it was built in 2003.