Marketing Built for Industrial & Commercial
Websites and lead generation for equipment dealers, facility contractors and industrial suppliers — built around bid lists, prequalification and dispatch.
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Industrial & Commercial Services
Typical client results
Performance trend
CompoundingThe problems that keep coming up
Four things we hear on almost every first call in this sector. If two or more sound familiar, the fix is usually structural rather than a bigger budget.
A facility manager will not add a contractor her insurer and safety team cannot verify. ISNetworld grade, Avetta or Veriforce status, EMR, TRIR and a current ACORD certificate naming her company as additional insured all get checked before a walkthrough is booked, and most sites in this trade publish none of it.
The enquiry that changes a year is a regional facility manager asking whether one agreement, one invoice and one point of contact can cover sites across three states. A website built around a single address in the footer answers no by default, without anyone ever telling you it did.
Procurement reduces cleaning, grounds and maintenance to a unit rate, and the lowest number wins until the site is crewed by whoever accepted that wage. Nothing on the page captures what actually differs: inspection frequency, supervisor ratio, periodic floor care, how fast a tenant complaint gets closed.
A riser is leaking, a dock leveller is jammed, the compactor is full, a chiller has tripped. The buyer rings whoever answers, and the number on the site reaches an office that opened at eight and shut at five. That single call is often the whole relationship.
The NFPA 25 inspection barely pays for the truck roll; the repair quote off the deficiency list is where the margin lives. Equipment dealers have the same problem in reverse — the machine sells once, parts and service pay every year — yet neither quote reaches the customer in a form they can approve.
Winning a multi-site cleaning or grounds contract you cannot crew costs more than losing it. Applications arrive through a careers page nobody can finish on a phone, in one language, with no screening for a driving licence, forklift or aerial lift certification, or badging eligibility.
How We Fix It for Industrial & Commercial
Four moves, in this order. The sequence matters more than any individual tactic.
You Own Every Account
The domain, the site, the ad accounts, the tracking numbers and the CRM are registered to your company from day one. The number printed on your truck doors stays yours, with its full call history.
We Write From the Scope of Work
Copy comes out of your bid documents, inspection reports and a ride-along with a crew, not a keyword tool. A facility manager can tell inside a paragraph whether the writer has ever stood in a mechanical room.
Sixteen Years, 3,000-Plus Businesses
Across sixteen years and 3,000-plus businesses we have built the equipment dealer's parts catalogue and the janitorial bid funnel, sometimes for one company. They need different pages, different forms and completely different follow-up.
Published Pricing, 30-Day Terms
Our published starting price is $200, and it is a floor rather than a quote — the final figure depends on scope. Terms are thirty days with no long lock-in, which is the same courtesy your own commercial customers expect.
Services That Work for Industrial & Commercial
The channel mix we usually recommend in this vertical.
Everything a industrial & commercial business needs, under one team
Website solutions
- A compliance panel carrying licence numbers, EMR, ISNetworld and Avetta status, insurance limits and a certificate of insurance request routed straight to your broker
- Branch and depot pages with real addresses, real crews and a real service radius, plus a plain statement of what you self-perform and what you subcontract
- Service pages by property type — warehouse, plant, distribution centre, hospital campus, school, class A office — because that is how a facility manager scopes work
- Walkthrough requests that capture square footage, building count, floor types, fixture counts, acreage, device counts and shift windows before anyone drives out
- Model, part number and serial lookup for equipment and supply, with spec sheets, manuals and parts diagrams published as pages rather than buried in a PDF catalogue
- A separate emergency path with its own number, its own tracking and an after-hours route that reaches whoever is genuinely on call
Lead generation
- Separate funnels and tracking numbers for contract bids, emergency callouts, parts and equipment sales, and service agreement renewals
- Paid search built on the vocabulary of the failure — compactor repair, fire pump inspection, dock leveller service, emergency board-up — rather than category words
- Geo-targeting across industrial parks, distribution corridors, hospital campuses and the property management portfolios you already serve
- LinkedIn aimed at facility managers, plant engineers, property managers and category buyers, who together sign a multi-site agreement
- Bid and RFP response forms capturing site count, square footage, shift coverage, contract start date and the incumbent situation
- Recruitment campaigns for crews, drivers and technicians, reported as cost per screened applicant rather than as clicks
Marketing
- Local SEO branch by branch and trade by trade, since a plant manager searches the service and the city, never your company name
- Content answering what buyers actually search: what NFPA 25 requires each year, what belongs in a janitorial specification, how roll-off pricing and overweight charges work
- Manufacturer and platform pages for the brands you are authorised on, because commercial buyers search the equipment before they search the contractor
- Generative engine optimisation, because a facility manager now asks an assistant for contractors covering five sites in two states and gets names back with no links
- Proof written without naming the client where the contract forbids it: property type, square footage, scope, frequency and the measured result
- Campaigns built around IFMA, NFMT, ISSA Show and the regional trade shows your buyers attend, with meetings booked before the floor opens
Social media
- Job-site and shop video shot vertically — a fire pump test, a floor stripped and refinished, a compactor swap, a machine commissioned — which outperforms stock imagery every time
- LinkedIn as the primary channel, because facility managers, plant engineers and property managers are there and effectively nowhere else in a work context
- Recruitment content aimed at crews and technicians, in the language they actually speak, on the platforms they actually check
- Safety and compliance posts that double as proof: toolbox talks, training milestones, incident-free hours, certification renewals
- Review handling on Google and in the property management groups where an approved vendor list is quietly assembled
CRM & GoHighLevel
- GoHighLevel or HubSpot pipelines built to the real stages — walkthrough, bid submitted, award, mobilisation, renewal
- Site-level records under a parent account, so a customer with eleven buildings is one relationship and eleven service addresses
- Speed-to-lead SMS on emergency enquiries, with missed-call text-back on the after-hours line that rings out more often than anyone admits
- Contract expiry and renewal dates tagged, so an agreement is worked before the incumbent's notice window closes
- Quote and deficiency history attached to the asset and the site, not just to the customer name on the invoice
Automation
- Emergency enquiries routed by trade, severity and nearest branch, with an SMS reaching the on-call technician the moment the form lands
- Deficiency and repair quotes chased automatically after an inspection, because that is the revenue most firms let go cold
- Service agreement renewal sequences that start well before the anniversary rather than in response to a cancellation notice
- Certificate of insurance, W-9 and safety documentation released the moment a commercial prospect requests them
- Applicant routing by certification, licence class, shift availability and distance, straight to the branch that is short-handed
- Preventive maintenance and inspection reminders tied to the asset's due date rather than to a marketing calendar
E-commerce
- Catalogue commerce for consumables, PPE, filters, parts and containers with account pricing and quantity breaks
- Punchout support for customers buying through Coupa, SAP Ariba or Jaggaer, with net-terms checkout alongside card payment
- Service agreements and inspection plans sold with recurring billing instead of being re-quoted from scratch every year
- Deposits and progress payments on equipment orders and installs collected against the signed proposal rather than chased by invoice
- A quote-only path for anything scoped by walkthrough, because square footage and device counts never belong in a cart
Features this sector actually needs
The Compliance Pack, on the Page
Licence numbers, EMR, ISNetworld and Avetta status, insurance limits, W-9 and a certificate request routed to your broker — published where a facility manager and her safety team look first.
Coverage That Answers the Multi-Site Question
Branches, states served, response windows and an honest split between what you self-perform and what you subcontract, so a regional buyer can qualify you for all eleven sites without a call.
Walkthrough Requests That Scope the Job
Square footage, building count, floor types, fixture counts, acreage, container sizes, device counts and shift windows captured in one pass, so estimating starts before anyone burns a morning driving.
An Emergency Path That Actually Reaches Someone
A separate after-hours number with severity triage, on-call routing and missed-call text-back, tracked apart from sales so you can see what the 2am line is genuinely worth.
Model, Serial and Parts Lookup
A page per model with spec sheets, manuals, parts diagrams and cross-references, so an operator reading a serial plate finds your parts counter rather than a marketplace listing.
Deficiency and Repair Quotes Approved Online
An inspection deficiency list turned into a quote the customer can read, attach a PO number to and sign, with photos, instead of a proposal ageing in a technician's truck.
Service Agreements Sold as Agreements
Inspection frequencies, PM plans and recurring billing set up as contracts with renewal dates tracked, because recurring revenue is what makes this business worth buying.
A Bilingual Recruitment Funnel
An application finished on a phone in English or Spanish, screening driving licence, forklift or lift certification, badging eligibility, shift availability and distance before it reaches your scheduler.
The systems this sector already runs on. We wire the site into them rather than asking you to change how the business works.
- ServiceTrade
- BuildOps
- ServiceChannel
- Aspire
- TEAM Software WinTeam
- Limble CMMS
- Epicor Prophet 21
- ISNetworld
- Soft-Pak
- Point of Rental
Services for Industrial & Commercial Services — Starting From $200
Starting prices are based on basic project requirements. Final pricing depends on scope, features, integrations, number of pages, functionality and specific business requirements.
Any question in your mind?
The questions we get asked most, answered without the sales gloss. If yours is not here, ask us directly — you will get a straight answer either way.
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Websites and lead generation for equipment dealers, facility contractors and industrial suppliers — built around bid lists, prequalification and dispatch.