Local Contractors Marketing - Haverhill
Regional · 10 Lewis St, Haverhill, MA 01830, USA
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- Not rated by the BBB
- 3 reviews in the last 6 monthsNo negatives
- 13 work photos
Highlights
- Consistent 5★ ratings — four Google ratings, none negative
- Client-reported results — contractors describe new inbound calls from online searches
- Trade background — founder cites 27 years in architectural woodworking
- Not a contractor — its own site describes a trades marketing agency
- Thin review history — three written Google reviews, all from 2026
- Business-client reviews — praise comes from contractors, not homeowners
- Single-source reputation — every review sits on one platform
Local Contractors Marketing isn't a contractor — it sells marketing to them. Its own site describes a digital marketing agency doing local SEO, Google Business Profile work and city-targeted landing pages exclusively for plumbers, roofers, electricians and other trades across New England. The company says Paul Leary started it after 27 years in architectural woodworking, and that it has worked with New England contractors since 2010 — about 15 years by its own count. It turns up as a member of the Haverhill Chamber of Commerce, though its site puts the operation in Westford rather than the Haverhill address the listing carries. The Google history is short: 5★ across four ratings, three of them written out, all from 2026. Every one is from a contracting-business owner rather than a homeowner, and they tell the same story — work that used to come through referrals and repeat customers started coming from people who found them online instead. One owner wrote that they came over after another firm wasn't getting them very far, and called the switch worthwhile. What to know before calling: this is a business-to-business service, so none of the praise speaks to home-improvement workmanship. Three reviews from a single source, all inside one year, is a thin history to judge anyone on, and the reviewers are companies that hired them for marketing rather than customers who had work done on a house. If you run a trades business in New England and are shopping for local SEO, the reviews are at least on point, if few. If you're a homeowner looking for someone to do work on your home, this is the wrong door.
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- 5.0Jul 29, 2026
I run a local business in Haverhill and for years most of our new work came from referrals and repeat customers. That kept us busy, but it also meant we were missing people who didn't already know who we were. After working with Local Contractors Marketing, we started hearing from more homeowners who found us online. The first few times it happened, it actually caught me off guard because it wasn't something we heard very often before. Now it's become a regular part of where new business comes from. Not referrals, not friends of past customers, just people finding us on their own and reaching out. That's been a noticeable change for us.
— Alina CruzView on Google Reviews ↗ - 5.0Jul 8, 2026
We own a contracting business in Haverhill and decided to work with Local Contractors Marketing after another company wasn't getting us very far. The biggest difference we've noticed is that we're hearing from more people who had never heard of our company before. A lot of our business used to come from referrals, but now we're getting calls from homeowners who found us online while looking for a contractor. Communication has been good, they've been easy to work with, and we've been happy with the direction things have gone. Overall, it's been a worthwhile investment for our business.
— Logan BaileyView on Google Reviews ↗ - 5.0Jun 4, 2026
For a long time, most of our work in the Haverhill area came from referrals, repeat customers, and people who already knew our company. We had a website, but I honestly couldn't tell you how much it was helping. After getting connected with Local Contractors Marketing, we started paying more attention to the online side of the business. What stood out right away was that things were explained in a way that made sense without feeling overly technical. A few months later, we began noticing more calls and estimate requests coming from people we had never worked with before. When we asked how they found us, more of them were mentioning online searches instead of referrals. The biggest difference is that we're no longer depending on one source for new business. Referrals are still important, but it's nice knowing there are homeowners finding us on their own as well. Looking back, I wish we had addressed this sooner.
— Carolina Carriazo RuizView on Google Reviews ↗
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Added 3 new comments, added 13 new photos, established rating 3.5
- behind the score: Not a contractor — its own site describes a trades marketing agency
What does a remodeling project cost in Greater Boston?
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Local Contractors Marketing - Haverhill. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
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$23,000 – $35,000
Typical remodeling project around $29,000