Home service marketing across Long Island.

Long Island's two counties had about 2.9 million residents in the 2020 Census — 1,395,774 in Nassau and 1,525,920 in Suffolk. It is part of the New York media market, so clicks cost close to New York City prices, and the companies that win are the ones homeowners already trust from reviews.

Nassau is dense, built-out suburbia with a high share of owner-occupied homes, many built in the postwar boom and now on their second or third roof, boiler and electrical panel. Suffolk is larger and more spread out: busy western towns like Babylon, Islip, Brookhaven, Huntington and Smithtown, then the East End's farms, vineyards and second homes.

The South Shore took the worst of Superstorm Sandy in 2012 — Long Beach, Island Park, Oceanside, Freeport and Lindenhurst among them — and waterproofing, elevation, electrical and restoration work still follow every coastal storm. In much of Suffolk, homes rely on cesspools and septic systems that will never connect to a sewer, which makes septic replacement its own steady market.

Your Google Business Profile ranks strongest near its verified address, so Long Island companies compete hardest in the few miles around their shop. We know which towns cluster together in search, how far South Shore homeowners will let a company drive, and how East End seasonality shifts demand.

Our office is in Hewlett, in the Five Towns. Clients can meet us in person, and we review every campaign with you face to face or on video — not through a ticket queue.