
Marketing for geothermal contractors: three in five of your competitors install the same brand
Of the installers who name a brand, 60.8% name WaterFurnace — so the equipment cannot be your differentiator.
Focused 90-day growth pilots for grease-trap, geothermal, and water-well contractors across Canada and the US. One service, one territory, one channel — and an honest decision at day 90.
Groundline Marketing is a marketing agency for grease trap, geothermal, and water well contractors in Canada and the United States. We work only where we know the ground: the contractors who pump, drill, and loop beneath it.
Pumping, interceptor cleaning, and FOG compliance work — steady commercial accounts, won properly.
See how we helpLoop fields, ground-source heat pump installs, and retrofits — demand built for long sales cycles.
See how we helpResidential wells, pump service, and rural water systems — the right jobs in the right territory.
See how we helpNo twelve-channel retainers. One priority service, one territory, one main channel — measured like a commercial project, not a marketing subscription.
Readiness, economics, capacity. Some businesses are told not to buy.
Only if needed — a website, tracking and local basics. A separate project, C$6,000–10,000.
One service, one territory, one channel, one supporting task.
Continue, change, or stop — with real numbers on the table.
A pilot runs one of these, chosen from evidence for your trade and territory. That is the whole list — and which one usually wins differs by trade.
Hours, service areas, reviews, listings and rank tracking — being the name that shows up, and looks open, at the moment somebody is choosing.
Campaign build, negatives, ad tests and call tracking. Reported as cost per enquiry. You pay the platforms directly — we never touch your media money.
Pages that answer what your buyers search before they need you. The slowest of the four, and we say so at the fit review rather than at day 90.
Facilities managers, restaurant groups, builders, developers — a list and a sequence you approve, contacted only where you authorise it.
Not hidden inside any of it: website or brand rebuilds, lead reselling, every channel at once, or holding your accounts. Photography, video and full identity programmes we refer out rather than manage badly. The whole engagement, top to bottom →
The pilot is one flat monthly fee — C$4,000 a month in Canada, US$3,000 in the United States — committed for ninety days (about C$12,000 / US$9,000 for the agency fee), then month to month. Confirmed in writing at the fit review. Advertising budgets are paid by you, directly to the platforms.
If the basics aren't there yet, the Launch Foundation is a separate one-off project — a five-to-eight page website built to convert, a starter visual identity, your local profile and tracking set up properly — at C$6,000–10,000 / US$4,500–7,500, four to six weeks. You own it outright. It is never bolted onto the pilot fee.
Nobody honest can promise leads. We promise measured work and a real decision.
The pilot is 90 days. After that, we earn every month or you walk.
We build the enquiry path that brings work to you directly — and it stays yours.
Your ad accounts, your tracking, your data. Ownership is written into the agreement.
Groundline is run by one operator, who markets his own service businesses with the same methods — and labels every claim honestly. What you'll see here is founder-owned evidence, never dressed up as client results.
Founder-owned results, labelled and dated — never dressed up as client results. Directory listings are never used as sales leads. No client case studies exist yet in these three trades; when they exist, they'll be labelled too. Every number on this site, with its full provenance.
Figures on this page last reviewed 1 August 2026.
Our own measurements of these three trades. Every figure states how many listings it describes and when it was taken.

Of the installers who name a brand, 60.8% name WaterFurnace — so the equipment cannot be your differentiator.

99% list a phone number. But no trade reaches 56% on published opening hours.
If the numbers don't work for your business, we'll say so — and you'll know within two business days either way.
Request a fit reviewSeparate from any directory listing — declining changes nothing.