Screen enclosure companies · Google Ads
Screen enclosure Google Ads management for cage crews, run for you.
Screen enclosure Google Ads put your company in front of the homeowner at the moment she types what she sees over her pool. We set the ads up and run them in an account in your name, and nothing begins until you say yes.
In short. Screen enclosure Google Ads are paid ads that show when someone searches for pool cage repair or a rescreen near her. We set them up and run them for you. The account is yours, the budget goes to Google on your card, and nobody can promise how many calls they bring.
A stand-in installer, drawn for this page. The ads aim at the homeowner searching for him.
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Five pieces of a screen campaign, each aimed at a real search.
A homeowner with torn mesh over her pool and a man shopping for a roll of screen to hang himself are two different people. The ads treat them that way.
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The repair search, kept on its own
Someone typing pool cage repair or torn lanai screen has damage in front of her. We write ads for that search, with your phone number a tap away, and keep them apart from ads for people planning something bigger.
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The rescreen search, for worn mesh
A homeowner whose mesh is sagging and faded across the whole cage searches differently from one with a single rip. Her ad names the town and says that a person looks before any price is given.
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New enclosures, written carefully
A new cage is a measured job, often with a permit. The ad for that search says so, and asks for a visit instead of naming a figure, because we would rather tell the truth than tempt a click.
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Searches we keep out
Someone buying a screen kit, looking for a do-it-yourself guide or hunting for work is not a customer. These go on a list of searches to skip, along with towns your crew does not drive to, so budget is not spent on them.
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A page to land on, not the home page
Each ad opens a page about that work, with your own photos, your service area and a way to ask. The chat on that page asks what is damaged, then sends you the request and the conversation.
Questions screen enclosure owners ask about Google Ads.
How much do Google Ads cost for a screen enclosure company?
The ad budget is paid to Google on your own card. You set it, and you can change it. We do not invent a number for your town. Our part is a one-time setup of $299 and $249 a month to manage the ads, nothing more.
Are Google Ads worth it for a pool cage company?
Nobody can say before looking at your area. After a storm, many companies pay for the same searches, and in a quiet week there may be room. You see your spend and your keywords every day and decide whether to carry on. We promise no calls.
Which screen enclosure searches can the ads aim at?
Pool cage repair, lanai screen repair, rescreening and new enclosures, in the towns you really serve. We leave out searches for buying a roll of screen or a do-it-yourself kit. You approve the list of searches and the towns before any ad is switched on.
Four steps, none of them behind your back.
A cage crew has a rush and a quiet stretch, and the ads should follow both. This is the order, from the first conversation to the daily look at what the ads did.
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We set it up with you
We learn which work you do, which towns you drive to and when your crew can take more. We open or connect the Google Ads account in your name, write the ads and choose the searches.
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You say yes
You read every ad and the daily budget. You add your own card to Google yourself. Until you say yes, nothing runs and nothing is spent.
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It runs, and we tend it
The ads start running. We watch which searches bring clicks, drop the ones from people hunting for a kit, and change the wording as the season turns. Raising the budget in a storm week is your decision, never ours.
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You see it every day
The dashboard shows your spend, your clicks and your keywords each day, or across any dates you choose. It is your account, so you can pause the ads whenever you like, even when the crew is full.
What nobody can promise, and what we do.
Google Ads are sold with loud promises. Here is what we will not say about cage ads, and what we do instead.
No promised calls or work
We cannot promise calls, work, a position or a return, and nobody honest can. We set the ads up, tend them and show you what happened.
A click is not a customer
Someone may click and only want a kit, or a neighbor's phone number. We block the searches we can see are not customers, but no setup removes every wasted click. We say so.
The budget goes to Google, the account is yours
Your ad budget is paid to Google directly, on your own card, and our monthly fee covers managing the ads only. The account stays in your name, and if you stop working with us it stays with you.
Nothing starts without your yes
You approve the ads and the budget first, and you can pause or stop whenever you say. We do not turn on a campaign, raise a budget or add an area on our own.
See your own company's home page before you pay anything.
- Tell us the company nameAnd a way to reach you. No card, no password.
- We hand-build itIn 12 to 48 hours, with the website chat on it.
- You look at it, then decideIf you want the rest, we build it. If not, you owe nothing.
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Your trade: Screen enclosures & lanais
Straight answers.
What are Google Ads for a screen enclosure company?
They are paid ads that appear with the search results when someone looks for something like pool cage repair or a rescreen. You pay Google when a person clicks. We set up the ads, the searches and the page they open, and we run the account for you.
Will the ads run in my own Google account?
Yes. The account is opened in your name or connected to the one you already have, and you are the owner. We work inside it with the access you give us. If you stop working with us, the account stays with you.
Who pays Google for the clicks?
You do, directly, on your own card. That budget never passes through us. Our monthly fee is only for managing the ads, and the amount you spend with Google is yours to set and to change.
What do you charge to manage the ads?
A one-time setup of $299 and $249 a month. That covers building the ads and tending them each month. The ad budget is separate. It goes to Google on your own card, and you set it.
What is the difference between Google Ads and screen enclosure SEO?
Google Ads, formerly AdWords, is paid advertising. Your ad appears while there is budget and disappears when the budget runs out. SEO is slower work on your site and profile that does not switch off when a budget ends. Both answer the same searches, at different speeds.
Can the ads pause when my crew is full?
Yes, because the account is yours and you can pause it any day. After a big storm, a crew can have more requests than it can reach. Tell us, or switch the ads off yourself, and nothing more is spent until you turn them back on.
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