Locked out of it? Suspended? Never set one up? Showing up for your own name but nothing else? I fix Google Business Profiles for Houston-area businesses — and set up the review system that keeps you on the map.
Almost every Google Business Profile call is one of these. Find yours.
A former employee, an old marketing company, or whoever built your site five years ago. You can't edit your own hours, photos, or phone number. I run the ownership-recovery process and get the keys back in your hands.
It vanished from Maps and Google won't say why. Suspensions come from fixable causes — address setup, a keyword-stuffed name, the wrong category. I find the actual cause, fix it, then file the reinstatement properly.
If you're not on the map, you don't exist to the person searching "near me" from their truck. I build it right the first time: correct category, real service area, verified, and complete.
Ranking for your own name means nothing. Showing up for what you actually do is about category, services, completeness, photos, and reviews. That's the work that fills the calendar.
Reviews are the biggest single lever on local ranking, and most owners are too busy or too polite to ask. I fix the asking part.
This is the piece nobody else sets up. An automatic text or email right after the job, one tap to your review page. It runs whether you remember it or not — and it compounds every month.
When someone needs a plumber, a roofer, or a water treatment guy, they don't scroll to page two. They open Maps, look at the three businesses Google shows them, glance at the star ratings, and call one.
That's the whole decision. It happens in about eight seconds, and your website barely factors into it. If your profile is suspended, incomplete, controlled by someone else, or sitting at two reviews while the guy down the street has forty — you're not in that decision at all.
Fixing that is usually the cheapest, fastest marketing work a local business can do. There's no ad spend. It's your listing, and it's already there.
Run the free presence check and you'll see how your business looks on Google right now — or just call and I'll pull it up with you on the phone.