
Built for the 2am call: hours, attributes, and call paths set up so a panicked buyer can reach you on the first try.
From $497 per month
Your profile has to say you are open. If your hours end at five, software treats you as closed at midnight and hands the answer to a business marked 24 hours. Set real hours, add the emergency attributes, list the emergency jobs by name, and make sure the call button reaches whoever is on call.
Emergency service marketing sets your hours, attributes, and service list to reflect real overnight coverage, then tests your call path after dark so a panicked buyer at 2am reaches a person instead of a full voicemail box, starting at $497 monthly.
Emergency work lives or dies on two fields most profiles get wrong: hours and the call path. We set your hours to what is actually true, including the overnight and weekend coverage you really offer, and add holiday hours before each holiday rather than after somebody complains.
Your service list gets rewritten in the words people use when something is wrong at midnight: burst pipe, no heat, water heater leaking, panel sparking, roof leak. Those are searches, and if the phrase is missing from your record, nothing can connect the question to you. Attributes that signal emergency availability get switched on where they apply.
The call path gets tested outside business hours, not at 10am. We call the number on your profile at night and find out what a buyer actually hears — a person, an answering service, or a voicemail box that has been full since spring. Whatever it is, you find out from us first.
Monthly you get posts written for storm and cold-snap season, review replies, the geo-grid, and the presence check across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Google AI Mode, Grok, and Perplexity. This is not the residential program — see Residential Service Marketing for planned, scheduled work.
This suits plumbing, HVAC, and electrical companies that genuinely answer after hours and are losing those calls to a national brand with a call center, where an inaccurate hours field sends a buyer elsewhere before the phone even rings.
A national call center answers on the first ring, and that's the whole fight. Emergency jobs are the ones worth defending: the buyer is not shopping, they are picking whoever answers.
It fits electrical contractors who take service calls during outages. When wind takes down lines across Clark County, the searches spike in a few hours and go quiet by the next afternoon. Your record has to already be right, because there is no time to fix it once the storm is here.
If you do not actually answer at night, do not run this. Being named as the emergency option and then not picking up buys you a one-star review and a story that spreads.
Restoration companies fit as well, since water and smoke work arrives on the same clock. The difference is the follow-through: a buyer who reaches a person at 1am usually stops looking, and a buyer who reaches a recording keeps dialing until somebody answers.
Setup opens with a no-card audit delivered within 24 hours that flags hour mismatches and dead numbers, followed by adding emergency attributes and job phrasing and testing your line at night, with holiday hours kept current before each one arrives.
Hours mismatches are the first thing to catch, since they're what sends a 2am caller to a competitor. The free audit runs first, delivered within 24 hours, and flags dead numbers on your records too.
Then setup: real hours, emergency attributes, emergency jobs named in the service list, and a night-time call test we run and document.
Each month we keep the calendar honest ahead of holidays, publish seasonal posts before the cold snap rather than during it, reply to reviews, and run the 30-day geo-grid so you can see the blocks where your name does not come up after hours. No contract, cancel any month.
Coverage spans Vancouver WA, Portland OR, Camas, Washougal, Orchards, Hazel Dell, Minnehaha, and Cascade Park, where storms regularly knock service lines out overnight, which is exactly when an accurate after-hours record matters most.
Emergency coverage areas we map include Vancouver WA, Portland OR, Camas, Washougal, Orchards, Hazel Dell, Minnehaha, Cascade Park, Ogden, Forest Ridge, Meadow Homes, Vancouver Heights, Evergreen Highlands, and Ellsworth Springs. Winter wind along the Burnt Bridge Creek Trail corridor takes limbs into service lines most years, and those nights are exactly when the record has to be right. Operating since 2012 from Vancouver, WA 98664.
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Neighborhood-level work for planned home jobs — the searches people run days before they book, not the ones they run in a panic.
Learn More →The work that turns being found into being contacted — clean call paths, forms that get answered, and a record of every inquiry that came in.
Learn More →Built for buyers who vet you before they call — property managers, facility leads, and general contractors checking whether you can carry the job.
Learn More →Clark County work at neighborhood resolution — Orchards, Hazel Dell, Cascade Park and the rest read as separate markets, so we map them that way.
Learn More →The free audit checks whether ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Google AI Mode, Grok, and Perplexity name your business, and where your listing data disagrees with itself. No card, no contract, and you keep the findings either way.
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