TotalSEO was built with a single focus: helping carpet cleaning businesses across the US get more leads, more bookings, and more revenue through digital marketing that actually works for their industry. We don’t serve everyone. We serve carpet cleaners — and that specialization is exactly what makes us effective.
We know the frustration carpet cleaning owners feel when they hand money to a marketing agency that treats their business like just another account. That’s why TotalSEO exists — to be the agency that actually understands your industry, your customers, and what it takes to fill a schedule.
We don’t work with restaurants, law firms, or gyms. Just carpet cleaners. That means when we build your Google Ads campaign, your SEO strategy, or your Facebook targeting, we’re using knowledge built from working exclusively in your market — not guessing.
You don’t care about impressions and click-through rates. You care about calls, bookings, and revenue. Every report we send is built around those numbers — because that’s what actually runs your business.
We don’t do 3-month contracts that disappear once the initial results dry up. The businesses we work with stay with us because we consistently deliver — and because we’re always pushing to improve their results, not coast on them.
We serve carpet cleaning businesses across the United States. Our strategies are built around US search behavior, local competition patterns, and the seasonal rhythms of the American carpet cleaning market. This is our lane — and we stay in it.
Clients consistently move from page 3–5 to page 1 in their local market within 90 days — for searches like “carpet cleaning [city],” “carpet cleaner near me,” and “same day carpet cleaning.”
Most carpet cleaners are invisible on Google Maps. Our clients regularly appear in the top 3 map results — the spots that get 70%+ of all local clicks. That’s where your phone starts ringing.
Our Google and Facebook ad campaigns are built exclusively for carpet cleaners — not copy-pasted from plumber templates. Clients see a direct line between ad spend and booked jobs on their calendar.