Fontana SEO that gives the kitchen, the roof and the warehouse their own pages.

Search is the part of this market where the split in Fontana's numbers matters most. A homeowner with a median-value $586,800 house and a warehouse manager won't type the same words, and neither wants the other's page. So we'd write a real page per job type for a roofer or a remodeler, with photos and a range if you can give one. A supplier gets pages by what it handles. And Rialto is a neighbor to the east, with Rancho Cucamonga and Ontario close by, so say which of them you really cover. One honest sentence beats three copied pages.

The technical part is cheap and comes first. These are figures from our 31-city sample, 1,274 sites, and not from Fontana. A search description appeared on 82%. Exactly one H1 appeared on 61%. Business markup appeared on 45%, though 78% had some kind of structured data. 21% had at least some links a search engine can't follow. A gallery built with scripts can hide its links and captions from a crawler, so check yours by hand, since we only counted homepages. The median Lighthouse SEO score was 92, and that score doesn't read a word for sense.

Then comes writing, which we'd treat as most of the lasting work. A finished job makes a good page if you say what it was, what it took and where it was. SEO starts at $575 a month, depending on complexity, setup and budget, and content can be part of that. Nobody can promise a position, and we don't. The Fontana report has more on who's reading. Send us the three jobs you'd most like more of, and we'll tell you which pages we'd write first.