When someone in your area needs spray foam insulation, their first move is usually a quick Google search. Most of them choose a business that shows up at the top of the map results. If your company isn’t there, you’re likely missing out on easy work.
This guide walks you through how to set up and improve your Google Business Profile so more people can find you—and more of them call.
Why It Matters
Your Google listing is often the first thing people see about your business. Before they visit your website or give you a call, they check your profile.
Here’s what that means for you:
- Most people who search for local services reach out within a day.
- If your profile is complete and accurate, you’re more likely to show up.
- Showing up means more jobs without needing to spend extra on ads.
Step 1: Claim Your Listing
If you haven’t claimed your Google Business Profile yet, go to google.com/business, search for your business, and claim it. If it doesn’t exist, create one.
Make sure:
- You use your real business name. Don’t add extra keywords.
- You pick the right main category (Insulation Contractor).
- You add other relevant categories if needed (Spray Foam Insulation, Roofing, etc.).
Step 2: Add Your Service Area
List the towns, cities, and ZIP codes you actually serve. Google uses this info to decide when to show your business.
If you don’t have a storefront, you don’t need to show your home address—just add the areas you work in.
Step 3: Write a Straightforward Business Description
This section tells people what you do. Keep it simple and honest.
Here’s a basic example:
“We install spray foam insulation for homes and businesses across [City]. Our work helps reduce energy bills and improve comfort year-round.”
Keep it short. Be clear. No need to overthink it.
Step 4: Ask for Reviews
After finishing a job, ask your customer to leave a review. This helps others trust you—and it helps Google trust your business too.
How to make it easy:
- Send them a link to your Google review page.
- Thank them when they leave a review.
- Always reply, even just to say thanks.
Step 5: Keep Your Profile Active
A stale profile doesn’t help much. Stay active by posting updates and uploading photos regularly.
You can share:
- Photos from jobs you’ve completed
- Pictures of your crew or truck
- Seasonal tips or updates
Add a few photos every week if you can. It helps keep your business visible.
Step 6: Add Questions and Answers
Google lets people ask questions on your profile. You don’t have to wait—add your own.
For example:
Q: Do you insulate attics and crawl spaces?
A: Yes, we handle all types of residential and light commercial insulation jobs.
Keep answers simple and helpful.
Step 7: Track Your Calls
Use tools like CallRail or a call tracking number from your website to see how many calls are coming from your Google listing. That way, you’ll know what’s working.
Quick Reference Table
| What to Update | What to Do |
| Business Info | Use real name, correct hours, and contact info |
| Categories | Main: Insulation Contractor; add secondaries |
| Service Areas | List the ZIPs and towns you serve |
| Description | Say what you do, who you help, where you work |
| Reviews | Ask for one after each job, reply to all |
| Photos | Post job pictures weekly |
| Posts | Share updates or reminders |
| Q&A | Add helpful questions and answers |
| Call Tracking | Use tools to monitor calls and results |
Wrap-Up
Getting found online doesn’t need to be complicated. A clean, accurate, and active Google Business Profile can bring in steady local work—especially if your competitors aren’t putting in the effort.
If you want help setting this up or want someone to handle it for you, we’re here for that.
Spray Foam Genius Marketing
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FAQs
1. How do I show up on Google Maps?
Make sure your profile is filled out, updated regularly, and you’re getting reviews.
2. Can I list more than one city?
Yes, you can list as many towns or ZIP codes as you work in.
3. What photos should I upload?
Photos of jobs, your truck, your crew, and anything else that shows real work.
4. Do reviews help with ranking?
Yes. More reviews and good responses help you move up in local results.
5. Can I do this myself?
Absolutely. Or we can do it for you if you’d rather focus on the job site.
Spencer is a Google ranking expert and SEO consultant who has helped businesses in the spray foam marketing industry achieve their online marketing goals. Spray Foam Genius Marketing has a proven track record of success, having achieved some impressive results for his clients.