Proven SEO Results & Client Case Studies
No recreations, no mockups, no rendered graphics dressed up to look like Google. I built this website for my own irrigation company, did its SEO myself, and this is what it did. You can go and check every bit of it.
First in the captured local results for Jacksonville sprinkler repair.
This May 2026 capture shows Entech first in the local business results for “Jacksonville sprinkler repair”. The browser is in incognito mode; results still depend on location and the time of the search. The companion image below also shows Entech’s standard organic listing.
Andy's Sprinkler has been going 39+ years. Grace Irrigation 30+. Entech shows "10+ years in business" and still sat above both of them.
1,155 Google Business Profile interactions.
The performance panel displays December 2025–May 2026: 9,064 profile viewers and 1,155 interactions. These are profile metrics, not a count of booked jobs or revenue. The May reporting period may be incomplete in this capture.
The panel includes service searches such as “sprinkler repair jacksonville fl” and “irrigation repair near me”. These show relevant discovery; the screenshot does not establish which searches became paying customers.
519 Google Reviews
4.9-star rating · Entech Irrigation · captured May 2026
More than three times the reviews of the next company Google showed.
Reviews weren't the product — they were the by-product of doing good work for a long time and asking properly. But the gap is what made the listing hard to argue with when somebody was choosing who to call.
And it's still up. Go and look at it.
This is the part nobody else can offer you. Not a portfolio screenshot, not a case study PDF — the actual website, still live, that earned everything above. Open it, click through it, check how fast it loads. It carries a closure notice now, because the company shut down in 2026 when my health ended it.
The branded search capture also shows sitelinks to service information, FAQs and scheduling. Those links gave visitors several routes into the website.
jacksonvillesprinkler.comThe Entech Irrigation site — built by me, still liveA real person and a clear next step.
At Entech, customers could request service through a Jobber form or call the office. Our operating rule was to answer the phone. YB screened enquiries and booked the work into Jobber, with automated reminders keeping customers informed.
Customers often told YB she was the first person to answer after they had called several companies. That experience shaped how I build service websites: clear contact options backed by a process for responding and scheduling. This account is my recollection of how we operated.
What this proves, and what it doesn't.
It proves I can build a site that Google understands and ranks, and that I did it in a competitive local trade without buying a single ad. It proves I've done the work, not just read about it.
It doesn't prove you'll rank #1. That result came from a well-built site plus fourteen years of doing good work and earning reviews honestly. I can build you the first part. The second part is yours, and no one who tells you otherwise is being straight with you.
What I'll promise is the foundation: a site that represents your business well, built so Google can read it properly, with the groundwork done right. Anyone guaranteeing you a position is either guessing or selling.
The platform said it couldn’t see a frontend problem. I found what it missed.
Before I became involved, the owner asked the website platform’s support team to investigate why the store had generated very few online sales for several months.
“I have checked the website and haven’t noticed any issues on the frontend.”
Platform support response to the owner · May 11, 2026
Within weeks, I found broken template output that prevented headings, content and search information from displaying properly across important pages. I documented the failures and worked with the platform provider until they were repaired. I also discovered that the store’s Google product feed had stopped working after Google retired its old upload method and got the feed working again.
I started the search work in mid-June. Google’s own rolling 28-day milestones then recorded a steady climb from 180 search clicks in July to 900 by early September.
- 180July 11
- 250July 27
- 300August 5
- 400August 13
- 700September 1
- 900September 9
The owner wanted online growth without becoming overwhelmed, so we eased off once orders reached a comfortable level.
The Google Business Profile recorded 1,082 website clicks from April through September 2026. The owner has also told me that new customers are coming into the store and saying they found it through Google Maps.
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