CASE STUDY

How White Glove Water Damage Restoration Turned Google Into a Growing Source of Water and Mold Jobs in 2026

From one Google call in February to 23 calls in June, and the campaign is still growing.

23Calls in June
219.7%Year-over-year interaction growth
406Google Business Profile interactions
117Ranking keywords by July 2026
White Glove Water Damage Restoration team standing with branded boxes.
Campaign snapshot

What changed

White Glove already had a real restoration business in Orlando. What they did not have was a dependable stream of Google calls for water damage and mold work. We started on January 13, 2026 and built the campaign around local Map Pack SEO, stronger service pages, custom city content, citations, and supporting authority signals.

Primary focus

Water first, mold second

The campaign focused first on water damage restoration because that is where demand is most consistent. Mold remediation was the secondary priority, with fire and smoke restoration still supported as part of the broader property-damage offering.

Market

Orlando, Florida

Our goal was not to rank at only one point on the map. The strategy throughout 2026 has been to expand White Glove’s service radius, strengthen visibility in surrounding cities, and keep turning local searches into weekly restoration opportunities.

THE RESULTS SO FAR IN 2026

Growth you can tie back to real restoration opportunities.

23 calls in 30 days

White Glove received 23 Google Business Profile calls in June alone, after producing only one call in February.

55 calls in five months

From February through June 2026, the profile generated 55 phone calls and kept building month after month.

Weekly water and mold jobs

Visibility stopped being just a reporting story. Water and mold jobs are now coming through Google every week.

406 profile interactions

Customers called, clicked through to the website, requested directions, and engaged with the business through local search.

219.7% interaction growth

Google Business Profile interactions increased 219.7% compared with the same five-month period in 2025.

117 ranking keywords

The website grew from four organic keywords in October 2025 to 117 by July 2026, giving Google far more context about services and location relevance.

A good restoration company that Orlando homeowners were not finding

White Glove had already done the hard part. They had the team, the restoration experience, and the ability to handle water losses, mold remediation, and fire restoration work correctly. The problem was that local homeowners were often seeing competitors before they ever saw White Glove.

In restoration, customers usually do not spend weeks researching options. They search Google during a stressful moment, compare a few credible businesses, and start calling. If your company does not show up early enough, someone else gets the opportunity.

Why the Google Map Pack mattered so much

For urgent water damage and mold searches, the Map Pack is often the first place real decisions get made. Homeowners look at reviews, service information, and business credibility, then either call straight from the listing or visit the website to decide who feels trustworthy enough to contact.

That is why our primary focus was local Map Pack SEO supported by a stronger website. The website still matters, but the first interaction frequently happens in Google Maps.

What we fixed first

  • The website ranked for only four organic keywords, which gave Google very little information about White Glove’s services or target market.
  • The Google Business Profile was barely producing calls, which meant Google was not functioning like a dependable lead source.
  • The site needed more authority through citations, supporting links, and stronger connections between service pages, city pages, and the Google profile.

How the 2026 campaign was built

We started the campaign on January 13, 2026 and treated local SEO and site growth as one connected system. While improving the website, we were also building local citations, developing supporting links, connecting service content to Orlando-area searches, and tracking monthly movement to adjust the pace.

The service structure was built around the way restoration customers actually search, including water damage restoration, water mitigation, emergency extraction, mold removal, mold remediation, fire damage restoration, and smoke damage cleanup.

From four keywords to 117

By July 2026, White Glove had grown from four ranking keywords to 117. That gave Google a much clearer understanding of what the company does, which services matter, and how those services relate to Orlando and the surrounding market.

We also continued expanding the site with custom city pages so White Glove could grow beyond a single map point and start reaching nearby homeowners searching in surrounding communities.

Why the calls started showing up

The momentum built in a way that makes sense for a real local SEO campaign. February produced one call. March showed early movement. April and May brought more consistent activity. June produced 23 calls.

That is what mattered most: the visibility improvements turned into real customer actions, then into serious water and mold opportunities arriving every week.

Where the campaign goes next

Throughout the rest of 2026, the focus stays on expanding White Glove’s ranking radius, adding more custom city pages, strengthening the remaining searches, and turning more of Orlando into consistent restoration calls and booked work.

Ready to turn Google into a consistent source of restoration leads?

We help restoration companies increase visibility for high-intent water damage, mold, fire, smoke, sewage, biohazard, contents, and reconstruction searches with custom websites, local Map Pack SEO, city pages, citation building, signal development, and ongoing monthly adjustments.