AI Automation
Field service and job management software that replaces the repetitive back-office work — quoting, scheduling, invoicing, intake — for exterior cleaning, roof cleaning and contracting crews.
AI AutomationLocal SEO for contractors — pressure washing, roof cleaning, gutters, decks — built on the playbook that put an exterior cleaning company on the first page in various Oregon cities.

Most people arrive describing symptoms rather than a project. These are the ones that lead here.
The local search playbook here is not theoretical. It was built on On Top Home Services — a home services company competing in 21 Oregon cities against national lead-generation brands with much larger budgets — and it works because it is structural rather than promotional.
That structure is hub-and-spoke: a real page for each service, a real page for each city, and dense internal linking between them so a search engine can see the shape of the business rather than guessing at it. Each page has to carry content that is genuinely specific to it. A stack of near-identical pages is the doorway pattern Google demotes, and it is the single most common way a local SEO build goes backwards.
The same structure is what makes a business legible to AI answer engines. ChatGPT search, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews corroborate across pages; an entity graph they can traverse is worth more than a keyword density they cannot.
Deliverables describe what I hand over. This is what changes for you. You can make any relevant change you want to, easily, yourself.
For exterior cleaning companies
Pressure washing, roofs, gutters, windows, lights — the operating system, the website and the search structure already run an exterior cleaning company, so for that trade the work starts from something proven rather than invented. Scope and cost are set in a consultation.
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Search Console, Business Profile and current rankings recorded before anything changes.
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Service hubs, city pages and the internal link graph that ties them together.
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Structured data so both classic crawlers and answer engines can parse the business.
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Analytics wired to booked work, not to impressions.
Kickin’ Devils is my own album, which makes it the one campaign I can show you every layer of — art, film, funnel and the commerce underneath. Nothing here is a case study I am describing second-hand.

The reason this is on a marketing page rather than a music page: most artist “marketing” stops at posting. The part that pays is owning the list and the storefront, and that is an engineering problem wearing a creative hat.
I serve all industries.
Every city below is somewhere the work actually happens on site, not a page written about a place I have never driven to. Cities worked remotely are listed on the service-areas page, and are marked as such there.
Local pages on an established domain typically start moving in six to twelve weeks; a new domain takes longer. Anyone promising faster is describing paid placement, which is a different product with a different bill.
No — and volume without differentiation actively hurts. Each city page has to carry content specific to that city, which is why the roster is a list of markets the work is genuinely offered in rather than every town with a name. Where a city is on the list but outside driving range, the page says so instead of implying a visit.
Yes, as a defined campaign with a start, an end and a reported result — not as an open-ended monthly retainer against a percentage of your budget. A short campaign is deliberately small enough to prove or disprove a channel before anyone commits to it. The organic work — structured data, Business Profile, city pages — is what makes that spend cheaper, so it usually comes first.
Plans for marketing, ads and business operating systems are built on best practices in the field, and they are priced against deliverables rather than by the hour. A short ad-spend campaign can be $500. Anything larger is scoped and quoted in a consultation, with a written scope before anything is built. Book one at patrickwroden.com/consulting/book.
Field service and job management software that replaces the repetitive back-office work — quoting, scheduling, invoicing, intake — for exterior cleaning, roof cleaning and contracting crews.
AI AutomationSpec-first reviews and honest answers about where AI and automation are worth the money in a contracting or exterior cleaning operation — and where they plainly are not.
AI ConsultingContractor websites and quoting software — fast, accessible, search-legible, and free of the plugin tax a template charges you forever.
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