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North Idaho & Eastern Washington
I built the site that got my own pressure-washing company 20 leads in one March — no ad spend. Now I build the same system for plumbers, electricians, cleaners and contractors. And I answer the phone myself.
Scroll — watch the listing climb
Your business and your town. The rest of this page rebuilds around them — who you're up against, where you'd sit on the results page, and what happens when the phone rings.
You lose most jobs before the phone ever rings — not because your work is bad, but because the customer never got that far.
Every lit pin is a competitor already ranking around Coeur d'Alene. The dark one is you — until it isn't.
Each one catches a different customer. Together they own the whole results page — which is exactly what you just watched happen above.
Keep scrolling — watch the rank climb. At #1 the phone rings. That's the whole job.
The foundation — and the one asset you own
A fast site built to rank for "plumber coeur d'alene" and turn that visit into a call. Not a brochure. A machine with one job.
Leads this week, not next quarter
Search ads put you at the top of results the day they go live. While the site earns its ranking, PPC pays the bills — and you only show for searches that mean business.
The highest-intent channel in local search
Local Services Ads sit above everything — above PPC, above the map. The customer sees the green Google Guaranteed check and calls you directly. You pay per lead, not per click.
Before I sold this to anyone, I built it for my own company — Northwest Exterior Clean in Moscow, Idaho. It's live right now, and it books real jobs every week.
An exterior cleaning company competing in two college towns. One conversion-focused site, local SEO, a tight lead funnel. No ad spend behind these numbers — this is the website alone.
Northwest Siteworks is one person — Joe Bertram, a service business owner in North Idaho who got tired of marketing companies that had never answered a customer call in their lives.
I built my own lead system because I needed the work. Now I build the same thing for other trades. If it doesn't make your phone ring, it doesn't matter how pretty it is.
— Joe. You'll talk to me, not an account manager.
Tell me your business name and town. I'll look at where you rank, what your competitors are doing, and where the leads are leaking — then walk you through it on a 15-minute call. No pitch deck, no pressure, and the audit is yours to keep either way.
Prefer the phone? (505) 280-7717
Email works too: leads@northwestsiteworks.com