The right primary category
"General contractor" and "Construction company" catch different searches. We pick the one that matches the jobs you want most.
For builders, contractors and renovation firms in every county.
Construction SEO in Ireland for builders who want more of the right enquiries. We set up your Google Business Profile for the work that pays, write pages for extensions, renovations and new builds in the counties you cover, and show your finished projects where homeowners look first.

Construction is the biggest business sector in Ireland: 80,005 firms, or one business in every five. County Dublin alone has 22,521 of them. That means most builders compete with dozens of others within a short drive, all chasing the same extension and renovation work.
Homeowners usually start with a search like "builders near me", "house extension Kildare" or "renovation contractor Cork". They look at the map pack, check the reviews and photos, then click through to see past work. The firms that win are rarely the biggest. They are the ones whose profile and website answer those questions clearly.
Many of our construction clients also handle roofing, so our SEO for roofers in Ireland page covers that side of the trade.
Three things decide which builders appear in the top three for a local search.
"General contractor" and "Construction company" catch different searches. We pick the one that matches the jobs you want most.
Before and after shots from real jobs, added every month, show Google and homeowners that the business is active.
A review that says "extension in Naas, finished on time" helps more than five that just say "great job".
What we do each month for builders and contractors.
Categories, services, project photos, posts and review replies, kept current every month.
A page each for extensions, renovations, new builds and the other work you want more of.
Pages for the counties and towns where you take jobs, written with local detail.
Short write ups of finished jobs, with photos, that rank for local searches and reassure buyers.
Listings with Irish trade bodies and directories, all matching your profile.
A short request after every finished job, with a direct link to your profile.
Construction is bought on trust. A homeowner spending tens of thousands wants to see similar jobs, read about how they went and know who will turn up on site.
We turn your finished projects into short case pages and profile posts, each tied to a town and a type of work. Over a year, that builds a portfolio Google can match to local searches, as part of local SEO in Ireland that keeps working between jobs.

Category, services, service area and project photos fixed. Details corrected across Irish listings.
Pages for your main services and the county you work in most.
Review requests after every job, project case studies and trade links.
Enquiries, profile calls and rankings compared with the start.
Extensions, roofing and kitchens all on one page, so none of them ranks.
Generic building photos that show nothing about your work.
A builder covering four counties whose site mentions one town.
A burst of reviews years ago and nothing since.

Monthly profile contacts rose from 40 in the first month to 346 in the fourth, then held between 118 and 221 after the seasonal peak.
Client results from overseas businesses, Google Business Profile contacts only. Past results show what the work has done for others, not what any one business will get.
Builders working one county usually start on Local. Firms taking jobs across several counties tend to need National.
A fast fix for a profile that is set up wrong or missing.
For a business serving one town or county.
For Irish online shops selling across the country.
For businesses covering several counties.
The questions we hear most on this topic.
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