Homeowners don't search for "contractor." They search for "kitchen renovation etobicoke" or "basement renovation cost." A contractor site needs a page that answers each one.
We built and still maintain the site for Osoba Renos & Design, a Mississauga renovation company working across the GTA. As of October 2026 it has 182 pages. Here's what they are and why each type exists.
A Mississauga renovation contractor serving the GTA, with strong local SEO: city landing pages, review aggregation, and service-plus-location interlinking.
Kitchen renovation pages for 18 GTA cities and neighbourhoods, from Ajax to Whitby, with matching bathroom, basement, and condo pages.
An interior design studio in Toronto and Los Angeles offering residential, commercial, and hospitality interiors, styling, and renovations.
City pages for Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Markham, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Oakville, Burlington, and Los Angeles.
Osoba's site has service-plus-city pages for more than 20 GTA cities and neighbourhoods. Kitchen renovation alone covers 18 of them, from Ajax to Whitby. Each page is about one job in one place, which is how homeowners search.
Osoba Renos & Design case studyFive hub pages, for kitchen, bathroom, basement, and condo renovations and renovation contractors in general, catch "near me" searches for each type of job.
Osoba Renos & Design case study51 project pages, most named for where the job was, like a North York condo or an Oakville main bathroom. They prove the work and give each neighbourhood its own local page.
Osoba Renos & Design case studySeparate cost pages for kitchens, bathrooms, basements, condos, and full-home renovations, plus guides such as a week-by-week bathroom timeline and a 2026 Etobicoke permit guide. These answer the questions homeowners ask before they call.
Osoba Renos & Design case studyProcess and what's included are on our SEO/GEO-Optimized Website Builds page.
A full SEO/GEO contractor site is scoped per project: it depends on how many services and cities you cover. A single landing page fits our Small Builds tier at $1.5k–$5k. Either way the quote is fixed before work starts.
At minimum: one page per service, one page per service in each city you work in, a few "near me" hubs, project write-ups with the neighbourhood named, and cost guides for your main services. That's the structure behind the 182-page Osoba Renos & Design site.
Yes. We still maintain the Osoba Renos & Design site, and new city pages, projects, and guides keep being added as ongoing work.
No. Our contractor work so far is in renovation and interior design, but the same page structure applies to any trade that works across several cities.
We can't promise that, and you should be wary of anyone who does. We build the structure search engines and AI answer engines rely on, then report what actually happens after launch.
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