Guides
Practical, specific guides for drywall companies who want more calls and booked jobs.
Hiring marketing help for a drywall company: agency, freelancer or yourself, and the red flags
What a fair monthly price looks like for a drywall company's marketing, the questions that expose a bad agency, when doing it yourself is right, and why a trial beats a contract.
2026-10-08
The drywall slow season: when it hits, why builder work makes it worse, and a month-by-month plan
How the drywall calendar actually runs, why a builder-only shop feels winter hardest, and the homeowner work and marketing moves that keep a crew busy from December through February.
2026-09-24
Pricing and quoting drywall work: ranges, minimums, levels and the quote that closes
How to present drywall prices to homeowners and builders, minimum charges for repairs, good-better-best by finish level, deposits, and why published ranges make marketing cheaper.
2026-09-12
Missed calls on the jobsite: what they cost a drywall company and the text that saves them
Why drywall owners miss more calls than any trade, the word-for-word text-back, how fast a reply has to be, and how to run the numbers on your own missed calls.
2026-09-03
The drywall company website: five pages, seven jobs, and what each one has to say
What a drywall contractor's site must do, from tap-to-call and a repair page with prices to a popcorn removal page, photos under raking light, speed on a phone, and builder credentials.
2026-08-25
How a drywall company shows up in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI answers
Where the AI assistants get their list of local drywall contractors, why plain price-and-service pages get quoted, and the six things to fix on your profile and site.
2026-08-18
Facebook and Instagram ads for drywall companies: the three offers that work
Why popcorn ceilings, flat-rate repair bundles and basement finishing sell on Meta while "we do drywall" does not, plus budgets, creative, retargeting and follow-up.
2026-08-06
Google Ads for drywall contractors: what to bid on, what to block, what a call costs
The three campaigns that work for a drywall company, the search terms that burn money, realistic cost per call for repair and finishing, and the first two weeks.
2026-07-27
Google Business Profile for drywall contractors: the setup that gets repair calls
Primary category, the services list homeowners actually search, hours, photos that show finish quality, posts and Q&A, for a drywall company profile that ranks.
2026-07-14
How a drywall company gets Google reviews when most of its customers are builders
The final-walkthrough ask, the exact text to send, what to do about GC work that never reviews you, and what a healthy review pace looks like for drywall.
2026-07-02
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