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Amax Marketing Drainage
Sectors / Drainage / PPC

Google Ads for drainage companies.

Campaigns that put your phone number in front of people who need a drainage firm now, scheduled to the hours and areas you can cover, with planned work kept in its own campaigns.

Call-outs and contractsEmergency work and planned work, each with its own pages and budget
Web, SEO, PPCOne team, no handoffs between agencies
Your own enquiriesBuilt on your site and your Google profile, not rented from a directory
5.0Rated on GoogleNADC and construction clientsThe drainage trade body, plus the building firms we work with
  • National Association of Drainage Contractors
  • S8 Engineering
  • Burnt Oak Builders Merchants
  • Archer Brick and Stone
  • Neasden Hardware
  • Partitioning Services Limited
Why PPC for drainage

When the drain blocks, the ad is the shop window.

Emergency searches are decided in minutes. Google Ads can put you at the top while SEO builds, as long as the spend is controlled.

Paid search is the fastest way to get your own calls rather than shared leads. The customer taps your ad or your call button and reaches you directly.

The risk is wasted spend: clicks from people looking for DIY fixes, drain products, jobs, or areas you do not cover, and calls at hours nobody can answer. Most of our work goes into stopping that.

We separate emergency and planned work into their own campaigns, so you can see what each kind of enquiry costs and move budget toward the work that pays.

What we do

Google Ads built for drainage firms.

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Call ads and call tracking

Call-first ads for emergency searches, with every call tracked so phone enquiries count.

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Ad scheduling

Ads shown when someone can answer the phone, with out-of-hours campaigns only if you run an on-call rota.

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Area targeting

Ads shown where you actually work, set around your base and the areas your vans can reach.

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Campaigns by service

Emergency, surveys, relining and contracts each in their own campaign, so each is judged on its own numbers.

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Negative keywords

DIY, products, jobs and services you do not offer kept out from the start and reviewed every month.

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Landing pages

Fast pages with a big phone number for emergencies, and an enquiry form for planned work.

What we hear on first calls

Drainage PPC problems we fix.

Problem

"We pay for clicks from people who want a DIY fix."

Fix

Negative keywords for DIY, products and how-to searches, plus ad copy that makes clear you are a firm that comes out.

Problem

"Calls come in when nobody can answer."

Fix

Ad scheduling matched to your rota, so you only pay for calls you can take.

Problem

"Our ads show in places our vans do not go."

Fix

Location settings that target people in your areas, not just people interested in them, plus a review of where clicks actually came from.

Problem

"We cannot tell which ads produced real work."

Fix

Conversion tracking for calls and forms, set up and tested, so every report links spend to enquiries.

How we work

A clear process. No black boxes.

  1. 01

    Audit

    Your account or a fresh plan, plus the searches, hours and areas worth paying for.

  2. 02

    Build

    Campaigns, negatives, landing pages and tracking, tested before launch.

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    Launch carefully

    A controlled test budget while we learn which searches turn into jobs.

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    Refine

    Weekly checks and a monthly report, moving budget toward what wins work.

Proof, stated plainly

Who we work with, said straight.

We work with the NADC, the National Association of Drainage Contractors, on its website. Our published marketing case studies come from other sectors, mostly self storage, and we label them that way. We will not show you a drainage case study we cannot stand behind, and we are happy to talk through how we would measure your work on a call.

Drainage trade body

The National Association of Drainage Contractors. We work with the NADC on its website.

National Association of Drainage Contractors

Alongside the NADC, construction and building trade clients we work with.

  • S8 Engineering
  • Burnt Oak Builders Merchants
  • Archer Brick and Stone
  • Neasden Hardware
  • Partitioning Services Limited
Drainage PPC FAQ

You're probably wondering…

Can't find what you need? Ask us directly.

It depends on your services, your areas and how competitive they are. After the audit we recommend a test budget and explain what it should tell us. We would rather start small and prove it than spend heavily on guesswork.
Yes. Emergency searches need their own pages, their own ads and a phone number that is answered. We can schedule ads to your on-call hours and areas, so you only pay for calls you can actually take.
Often, yes. Ads bring calls while SEO builds, and the ad data shows which searches turn into work, which helps decide where SEO effort goes first.
Yes. We start with an audit of what is already running and keep anything that is working. Wasted spend is usually the first thing we fix.
Lead sites and directories are quick to start, and plenty of drainage firms use them. The catch is that you pay per lead or per year, the same job is often sent to several firms, and the calls stop the day you stop paying. Your own enquiries come through your website, your Google Business Profile and your own ads. They take longer to build, but the customer has chosen you. Our usual advice is to keep what genuinely works while your own channels grow, then decide what to keep.
We do not publish prices because every firm is different: the work you want more of, the areas you cover, and what you already have in place. After a free audit we send a scoped proposal with a fixed monthly figure, so you know the cost before you commit.
Talk to us

Ready for ads that ring the phone?

Free audit of your Google Ads account, or a plan if you are starting fresh. We will show you where the spend is going and what we would change.

Client words

What clients actually say.

Unedited, straight from Google. Want results your customers talk about?

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