Growth systems for service contractors
We build the marketing and follow-up system that turns calls into booked jobs, then match your leads to your paid invoices. If your tracked profit doesn't exceed what you've paid us within six months, we keep working free until it does.
See if your service area is open and qualifies for the guarantee. 2 minutes.
Since 2015 · 200+ clients
"After our site went live, we generated more leads in the next week than we did with our previous marketing company for the full year."
Most contractors can tell you how many leads came in last month. Far fewer can tell you how many turned into paid jobs. That gap is where marketing budgets disappear.
Which of these came from the leads above?
A lead report looks good until you compare it to your invoices. If you can't connect the two, you can't tell which spend is working and which is just keeping an agency busy.
The first company to call back often gets the estimate. Missed calls, unreturned voicemails, and web forms that sit overnight hand jobs to your competitors.
Impressions and click-through rates don't pay for a truck. If your monthly report never mentions booked work, you're getting the numbers that are easy to pull and none of the ones you care about.
One company runs the website, another runs ads, your CRM lives somewhere else, and nobody owns the result. Every vendor looks fine on their own report.
When the goal is booked work instead of traffic, every decision changes: which services we push, which areas we target, and how fast your team reaches a new lead.
Every month we match your leads to your paid invoices. In January 2026, one client invested $4,100 and we matched $172,863 in closed jobs to their campaigns.
The report shown is from January: $106,063 from 20 jobs.
We focus on the services and areas with the best margins for your business, so more of your calls are jobs you actually want to run.
Faster follow-up and cleaner handoffs mean fewer leads go cold between the first call and the estimate. Your team spends its time on people ready to hire.
Whether you're adding a truck, opening a new area, or getting ready to sell, you'll have real job source data to make the call.
Why Luxa
A lot of the owners we talk to have been burned before. The last agency sent reports full of leads and rankings, but nobody could say which of those leads became paid jobs. We built Luxa to answer that question every month.
"I've spent more than a decade in the marketing space, including taking my own contracting business from zero to $2M in 18 months. I know what a job is worth to an operator and what it takes to win it. That's why we measure our work in closed jobs, and why we put a guarantee behind it."
"Joseph handles all of our online advertising and our business the past year has doubled if not more. Truly happy with this service. Joseph Gonzales is definitely the one to talk to."
"I have tripled my business in the last 24 months, and I am getting calls from other companies inquiring about what we are doing, and why we are so successful. I am really glad to be working with Joseph!"
"I have been working with Joseph since 2018, and our sales are up 100%. Anytime we need anything he is always there to help us out. If you are planning to do business with them, you will not regret it!"
Who we help
We know an attic retrofit lead from a new construction bid, and we market for the jobs that fit your crew and your rigs.
Most septic calls start with a backup or a home sale inspection. We make sure you are the number they find first, then track which calls turn into pumping, repair, and install jobs.
Your buyers are restaurant owners and facility managers working against fire code inspection schedules. One good account means years of recurring cleanings, so we market for the contract, not the single visit.
These calls come in urgent and often after hours, from families, property managers, and first responders. If nobody answers, the job goes to the next number. We build for speed, then track which referral sources pay.
We look at what you want the business to do next, the services you sell, your service area, how your team handles leads, and how much work you can take on. Then we agree on the numbers we'll be judged by.
We start with what your business needs most: lead follow-up, job source tracking, SEO, Google Business Profiles, or full service area coverage. We connect Jobber, QuickBooks, ServiceTitan, or whatever you use, and handle all the setup.
Each month you get a revenue report that matches leads to paid invoices. We review it with you against the goals from step one and decide what to change next.
Performance guarantees usually get written against revenue, which is a number that flatters everyone and means nothing to your bank account. You know what a job costs you to run.
Read-only access to your bookkeeping system in month two. The numbers come from your own accounting, using your own margins.
Search demand varies enormously by area, and some territories don't have the volume to support a promise like this. We run the data before we make the offer. If your footprint doesn't support it, we'll tell you on the call and show you what it does support.
Most marketing for service contractors is judged by traffic, rankings, and lead counts. Those numbers matter, but they stop short of the question owners care about: did this bring in paid work? Here's how we answer it, and what we build to move the number.
Google leans heavily on distance when it decides which local businesses to show. If your marketing is built around one address, you can rank well near your shop and barely show up in the towns where most of your customers live. We map your full service area, find the higher-population areas you're missing, and build coverage for each one.
A lead that waits overnight is often a lead that already booked someone else. We set up instant responses, missed-call text back, and follow-up sequences so every inquiry gets a fast answer and a next step, even when your team is on a job.
Sorry we missed your call. This is Rivera Spray Foam. What can we help with?
Need a quote on insulating our attic.
Thanks. Chris will call you back in 5 minutes to set up an estimate.
These numbers come from our monthly revenue reports, matched to our clients' own paid invoices.
Featured: January 2026
We connect to the system you already use, like Jobber, QuickBooks, or ServiceTitan. Every month we pull your paid invoices and closed jobs and match them to the calls and form fills from your campaigns. You see which jobs came from us and what they paid.
No. We build the connection and the matching on our side. We need access to your digital assets in the first two weeks and a read-only bookkeeping connection by month two. That's it.
Gross profit on jobs we can track back to our campaigns, calculated with your own margins from your own books. The guarantee is met when that profit is more than everything you've paid us.
We'll tell you on the call and show you the data. Some areas don't have the search volume to support the guarantee. We'll show you what your market can support, and you can decide if it's still worth doing.
No. We take one client per trade in each market. If we're working with you, we're not working with anyone who competes with you there.
You do. Your website, Google Business Profiles, tracking numbers, and data belong to you. If you ever leave, it all stays with you.
Six months to start. That's enough time to build the system, fix the gaps, and produce real data to judge it by. It's also the window the guarantee covers.
Referrals are great until they slow down. We build a second source of jobs you control, and the tracking shows how much of your work comes from referrals versus marketing, so you know what each is worth.
It depends on your trade, your service area, and what we need to build. You'll get a clear monthly number on the call, before you commit to anything.
You can keep guessing which marketing is working, or you can see it in your own invoices every month. We take one client per trade in each market, so the first step is checking whether yours is still available.
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