Service areas
Two offices. One standard.
Kirkland, Washington and Eagle, Idaho. Both staffed by full-time team members who know the local market. 12 cities served.
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Service areas
Why we only claim twelve cities
Plenty of agencies list every city in the state on one page and call it a service area. We do not work that way. We have staff in two places, Kirkland in Washington and Eagle in Idaho, and we only claim the cities our team can actually drive to.
That constraint shapes the work. Someone here has walked the retail corridors in Bellevue and Redmond, sat in the I-405 traffic that decides whether a Bothell homeowner calls a Bothell contractor or an Everett one, and watched the subdivisions go up in Harris Ranch and Meridian. Local search rewards that kind of specificity, because the searches themselves are specific. Ranking a plumber in Capitol Hill is a different job than ranking one in West Seattle, and the two need different pages to do it.
So every city page below is built from the ground level: the neighborhoods people search by name, the trades that drive the local demand, what a click costs in that market, and the work we have already done there. None of them are one page with the city name swapped out.
Washington
Pacific Northwest
Kirkland
Our headquarters
OfficeSeattle
Greater Seattle metro
Drive time: 15 min via SR-520
Bellevue
Eastside businesses
Drive time: 10 min via I-405
Bothell
North Eastside
Drive time: 15 min via I-405
Redmond
Tech corridor
Drive time: 10 min via SR-520
Tacoma
South Sound
Drive time: 45 min via I-5
Everett
North Sound
Drive time: 25 min via I-405
Renton
South King County
Drive time: 20 min via I-405
Two markets
The Eastside and the Treasure Valley behave nothing alike
Same playbook, very different economics. Knowing which market you are in changes what we recommend first.
Puget Sound
Established, expensive, crowded
Home service keywords across the Seattle metro run roughly $20 to $45 a click, and the businesses holding the top of the map pack have usually been investing in it for years. There is no first-mover advantage left to claim here.
Winning means being sharper than a competitor who is already doing the fundamentals well: tighter neighborhood targeting, faster response to leads, and content that answers questions the incumbent never bothered to. We have run campaigns in this market since 2018, and most of what we know was learned here, at these prices.
Treasure Valley
Growing fast, still open
The same clicks cost about $8 to $20 around Boise, somewhere between 40 and 60 percent below Seattle rates, and most local competitors are still running template sites with almost nothing behind them.
The catch is that the homeowners arriving from Seattle, Portland, and the Bay Area search the way they did back home. Their expectations have already caught up even though the local competition has not, which is exactly the gap worth moving into. That window is open now and it is narrowing.
We run the same playbook in both, and that is the point. A strategy that has to survive a $40 click in Bellevue is not fragile when you point it at a $12 click in Meridian.
FAQ
Working with us from where you are
Twelve, across two states. In Washington: Kirkland, Bellevue, Bothell, Redmond, Seattle, Everett, Renton, and Tacoma. In Idaho: Eagle, Boise, Meridian, and Nampa. Kirkland and Eagle are our two staffed offices, and the rest are within driving distance of one of them. Each city has its own page built from that market rather than a shared template.
No. Most of the week-to-week work happens over video, shared documents, and reporting calls, the same way it would with an agency three time zones away. What proximity changes is the option to meet face to face when it matters, like a kickoff, a quarterly review, or a photo shoot at your job site.
Yes. Our headquarters is in downtown Kirkland, Washington, and our Idaho office is in Eagle. We meet clients at either office, at your location, or over video, whichever is easier for you. Most of the cities we serve are inside a 25 minute drive of one of the two offices, and Tacoma is the furthest at about 45 minutes.
Not directly. Google does not rank your business higher because your agency has a nearby address, and any agency that tells you otherwise is selling something. What local knowledge changes is the quality of the decisions: which neighborhoods are worth their own page, which trades compete on price versus response time, and which search terms mean a real job rather than a tire kicker. That research is the difference between a page that ranks and a page that just exists.
No. Our pricing is set by the scope of the work, not by your zip code, and the published starting points are the same in both states. See our pricing page for the current numbers. What does change by market is your ad spend, because a click costs meaningfully less in the Treasure Valley than it does on the Eastside.
Reach out anyway. These twelve are the markets we know at the neighborhood level, but we work with service businesses throughout the Puget Sound region and the Treasure Valley. If we are not the right fit for your market, we will tell you that on the first call rather than three months into a contract.
Not in our backyard?
We work with service businesses across the Pacific Northwest. If you're nearby, we'd love to talk.