Addison Homeowners Are
Watching Before
They Call
Social media for Addison contractors is part of our full marketing solution rather than a service we sell on its own. We set up and post to your profiles on the major platforms, mostly with before-and-after photos of finished work, because a homeowner in this village looks you up before calling and expects to find a company that is active.
A homeowner with a referral still checks Facebook and Instagram before calling. A dormant page with a logo and three posts from years ago makes them wonder whether you are still in business.
No time to post
You are running crews, pricing jobs and chasing materials. Posting is the first thing dropped. That is reasonable, and it is also why most contractor pages go quiet. Posting done by someone else, from photos you already take on the job, keeps the pages alive without taking your evenings.
We handle the posting →Photos that go nowhere
Every job produces a before shot and an after shot on somebody’s phone. Most of them stay there. Those photos are the strongest content a contractor has, and they are the content homeowners actually want to see when they check you out. A system for collecting them is half of the work.
We collect and post your work →Profiles half set up
A Facebook page with no hours, an Instagram with no link, a business name that does not match the website. Incomplete profiles look careless and confuse the signals Google and the AI answers read. Setting each one up fully, with matching name, phone and address, is step one.
We complete every profile →Comments and messages
Posting is ours, but answering is yours. Homeowners who message a contractor’s page expect a reply from the person who will show up, not an agency. We keep the pages active and route the messages to you, and you handle the conversations, which is how it should work.
We post, you answer →Social media is not sold separately. It is part of the full marketing solution at $2,500 per month, alongside the website, local SEO, Business Profile, Google Ads, Pay Per Lead and AI brand mentions. You handle comments and messages.
Focused on Instagram and Facebook where Addison’s outdoor living buyers actually research and make decisions. Deep on the right two platforms, not shallow on six.
A monthly plan mapping content to Addison buyer stages: awareness, consideration, and decision. Every post has a purpose tied to your business goals.
A simple field documentation process so your crew captures before, during, and after photos on every Addison job. A library of real content without extra work.
Complete Instagram and Facebook business profile setup including bio, highlights, and link strategy. Your Addison profile should convert visitors before they even scroll.
Facebook and Instagram ads targeting Addison homeowners by zip code, home value, and interest. Retargeting for visitors who already viewed your site but didn’t call.
Monthly report showing what content drove Addison profile visits, website clicks, and DMs. What works gets more investment. What doesn’t gets replaced.
Two thirds of the homes here are owner-occupied, and the typical owner in a $340,000 house approaches a contractor the way they approach any large purchase: they look first. That means your social pages get visited by people who already have your name, from a neighbor or a yard sign or a Google search, and who are deciding whether to make the call. The feed does not need to be clever. It needs to show recent, finished, local-looking work.
Houses here date to around 1972, which makes before-and-after the natural format. A rotted deck turned into a composite one, a 1990s kitchen opened up, a bare basement finished: each pair of photos tells the homeowner that you have done their project on a house like theirs. We post that work in a steady rhythm across the platforms, with a short caption that names the job and the result, and we keep the profiles complete and consistent.
The posting is part of the full solution because it feeds everything else: photos go to the Business Profile, the website gallery and the AI answers as well as to social. This village is about 9 miles from our Des Plaines office, so collecting photos from a finished job is something we can do in person when needed.
Source: US Census ACS 2024 5-year estimates for Addison, Illinois. Distance is a straight line, not a drive time.
No. We include it in the full marketing solution at $2,500 per month rather than selling it alone, because posting without the website, the Business Profile and the review process behind it does not produce jobs by itself. As part of the whole, it is one of the channels that makes the others work.
The major platforms where homeowners actually look up a contractor: Facebook and Instagram first, with others added where it makes sense for your trade. We set up the profiles so name, phone and address match your website exactly, and we post the same before-and-after work across them on a regular schedule.
Yes. We post and keep the pages active, and you handle the replies, because a homeowner who messages wants to hear from the company itself. We route messages to you and flag anything that needs attention, but the conversation that leads to a quote belongs to you and your office.
Same guy. Same skills. Same experience.
Only the brand, systems, and strategy changed. Sean Moser, Springfield, IL
Every service below has its own Addison page. For how we run social media across the whole region, read the Social Media for Contractors page, or browse every suburb on the service areas index.
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