GOOGLE ADS FOR APPLIANCE REPAIR.
I run Google Ads for appliance repair companies across Canada and the US, so every campaign is built for same-day repair calls from homeowners who want it fixed, not parts buyers.
MOST APPLIANCE REPAIR ACCOUNTS PAY FOR PARTS SHOPPERS.
Appliance searches are packed with DIY fixes and part numbers, as well as people about to buy a new machine.
Get a free auditPaying for DIY and parts searches
Clicks from "dryer belt replacement" and part numbers, as well as YouTube-style fixes.
Brands you don't service
Ads showing for brands that your techs don't even work on.
Calls from outside your routes
That's because every long drive eats into a tech's day and your margin.
Missed calls going to competitors
A broken fridge is urgent, so if nobody answers, they call the next ad.
BUILT FOR THE BROKEN FRIDGE AND THE NEXT FIVE CALLS.
Good Google Ads for appliance repair win the urgent call fast, then keep the household coming back.
Campaigns by appliance
Fridges, washers and dryers each get their own ads, as well as their own budget.
Brand-specific ads
Ads for the brands you service, for example "Samsung fridge repair", often convert better.
Routes, not radius
Targeting shaped around where your techs already drive, so each day stays efficient.
Local Services Ads
The Google Verified spot at the top, when it's available, so you pay per lead.
THE SEARCHES THAT BOOK JOBS, AND THE ONES THAT DON'T.
In fact, most appliance repair budgets are won or lost here. That's why I sort searches before a dollar is spent.
Bid on8
People with a broken appliance who want a tech, so these get the most budget.
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Watch closely4
Price shoppers, so they get lower bids.
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Never going to hire you, so they're blocked.
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EVERY SEASON BREAKS SOMETHING DIFFERENT.
Heat waves kill fridges, while holidays kill ovens. So the account moves budget to whatever is breaking right now.
WIN THE HOUSEHOLD, NOT JUST THE REPAIR.
A typical home has half a dozen major appliances, so when you win the first repair, the next calls come straight to you.
One call, then gone
You pay to win the customer, fix one machine, and pay again to win their next call.
Every appliance, every time
The same first click turns into repeat calls for the washer, the dryer and the dishwasher later on.
LSA OR GOOGLE ADS? MOST REPAIR COMPANIES NEED BOTH.
They show up in different spots and charge in different ways, so together they cover the whole page.
Local Services Ads
Pay per lead · Google Verified badge- The very top of the page for "appliance repair near me"
- You pay for leads instead of clicks
- Ranks on reviews, as well as how fast you answer
Google Ads (Search)
Pay per click · full control- Target exact appliances as well as brands
- Your own pages, as well as offers and schedule
- Scales further than LSA can in your area
Good to know: LSA availability for appliance repair varies by country and city, so I check yours first. Full comparison: Google Ads vs Local Services Ads.
6 SIGNS YOUR APPLIANCE REPAIR ADS ARE BUILT RIGHT.
Be honest when you go through these, because most appliance repair accounts miss at least a few.
Your tracking counts booked repairs, not just calls
Otherwise Google can't tell a booking from a price check.
Each appliance type has its own campaign
Otherwise one appliance quietly eats the whole budget.
DIY, parts and "buy new" searches are blocked
That's because each of those clicks is someone not hiring a tech.
Your ads only mention brands you service
Otherwise, wrong-brand calls waste a click and a phone call.
Every call gets answered or called back fast
Otherwise, missed urgent calls go straight to the next company.
Your ads stay inside your techs' routes
Otherwise, long drives eat the profit on every job.
GOOGLE ADS FOR APPLIANCE REPAIR: YOUR QUESTIONS.
It depends on your market, as well as how many techs you have. The budget needs to bring in steady calls so Google can learn what works. Then I'll give you a real number for your area on the strategy call.
In many areas, yes. Availability varies by country and city, so it's worth checking yours. When it's open, LSA and Google Ads also work well together.
Block them before launch with an appliance-specific negative keyword list, then review real search terms every week. In fact, parts numbers and "how to fix" searches are some of the biggest leaks.
Usually, yes, because a happy customer calls you again for the next appliance that breaks. Google Ads for appliance repair work best when the account filters out DIY and parts searches. Every market is different, so results vary.
If you service that brand, usually yes. That's because people searching a brand and an appliance together often know exactly what they need. As a result, those searches tend to convert well.
No, because it's month-to-month. You also own your Google Ads account and all the data in it, even if you leave.
8 case studies across Canada and the US, so you can see real results before we talk.
Results from past clients. Because every market is different, results vary.
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