Question 1

Who is Draft Hearth’s SEO work for?

Accepted Answer

Draft Hearth’s SEO work is for local HVAC and general contractors working across Dallas–Fort Worth and the Metroplex. The contractor SEO services connect service areas, useful pages, local visibility, and qualified inquiry paths to the work a business actually offers. HVAC contractors can also review the dedicated HVAC contractor SEO approach.

Question 2

What does contractor SEO include?

Accepted Answer

Contractor SEO can include practical audits, useful service and project content, technical SEO improvements, relevant local authority and link work, Google Business Profile support, and reporting. The contractor SEO services page explains how those pieces connect to the services and markets a business actually serves.

Question 3

What can HVAC SEO cover?

Accepted Answer

HVAC SEO can cover repair, replacement, maintenance, indoor-air-quality work, service-area pages, Google Business Profile support, and measurement for meaningful inquiries. The HVAC contractor SEO approach connects the website, service areas, local profile, and next-step paths; the Google Business Profile support page covers the local-profile work separately.

Question 4

Can you support general-contractor work beyond HVAC?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The existing general-contractor paths cover remodeling, structural and exterior work, interior and building systems, and project management. Review remodeling SEO, structural and exterior contractor SEO, interior and building-systems contractor SEO, and project-management SEO to match the question to the relevant scope.

Question 5

What does the paid SEO audit include, and what does it cost?

Accepted Answer

The Audit tier is $300–$500. It covers technical and local-search visibility diagnosis, Google Business Profile and service-coverage review, a competitor and priority-service scan, and a prioritized roadmap tied to qualified inquiries. The sample audit shows the representative format and practical detail; it is not client data.

Question 6

How do you approach SEO results and rankings?

Accepted Answer

SEO results are approached as evidence-based progress: improve visibility for the services and locations that matter, make useful pages easier to find and use, and review meaningful qualified-inquiry signals when those signals are available. Draft Hearth does not guarantee rankings, traffic, lead volume, or a business outcome; the contractor SEO services page explains the scope and measurement approach.

Question 7

What is the next step?

Accepted Answer

Choose the path that fits the conversation: review paid-audit pricing, request a free first look, or contact Draft Hearth with the service mix and market context you want to discuss.