Brent Christenson | Elk River, MN | Checked October 13, 2026
We looked at how ProTime shows up in Google today and built a new website before we talked. Scan the code on this page to see it on your phone. Nothing to sign.
Also on Maps for Elk River: Kiser Construction 4.4 on 100, Xtra Mile Construction 4.9 on 74. Positions move from day to day.
We checked the live page source: zero mentions of Elk River. The page has no H1 heading, an empty meta description, and a title that is only "ProTime Construction". Google has to guess where you work.
License number, $1,000,000 coverage, RRP lead certification, published starting prices and the design and build steps are on FAQ, Pricing and Design/Build pages. The homepage is a few sentences and a photo slider.
12 reviews, newest in August 2025. Six of the 12 have a reply from you. Royal has 129, Kiser 100 and Xtra Mile 74 on Maps. Reviews are the clearest gap in the pack.
The only structured data is a WebSite tag. There is no llms.txt file (404). The sitemap lists the homepage as last changed in 2021 and the project pages in 2020.
The headline, page title and description all say general contractor in Elk River, MN. Your address, hours and map sit on the page.
A "what a remodel starts at" band ($70K+ kitchen, $40K+ bathroom, from your pricing page), your six-step process, and an "On the record" box with license, NARI, RRP and insurance.
Real jobs from your own site, grouped by room, and six of your Google reviews with names and months. All of it needs your OK before it goes live.
GeneralContractor markup with address, hours and services, FAQ markup for eight real questions, and an llms.txt file so AI tools can read who you are and where you work.
Foundation: Get found by the people already searching for what you do. Your site is live within 30 days of us receiving your information and access. We submit your Google profile for verification, and Google decides when it is approved. You get a plain-English report every month.
ProTime Construction | Brent Christenson | Elk River, MN
| Service | What it includes | Why you might want it | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Review requests | A QR card and text for your final walk-through, plus replies to new Google reviews | Newest review is August 2025. The pack leaders have 15 to 129. | Included in Momentum, $799/mo |
| GBP Management | Weekly Google profile posts, photo uploads, review replies, Q&A, services list | Your profile already shows 54 photos. Posts and replies keep it current. | $199/mo |
| SEO Content | 2 blog posts a month for Elk River searches, keyword tracking, citation check | Your blog's last post is from 2021. | $299/mo |
| Service Pages | Four more pages: kitchens, bathrooms, additions, porches and decks | Each page can answer one search, like "kitchen remodel Elk River". | $499 one-time |
| Photo Coordination | A local photographer briefed, with a shot list for finished jobs | The photo pages on your site were last changed in 2020. New shots show current work. | $99 + photographer |
Monthly add-ons follow your plan terms: 3-month minimum, then month-to-month with 30 days notice.
The year ProTime started (your site says 2001 in one place and 2002 in another), your license status for this season, your insurance, whether the $70K and $40K starting prices are still right, the towns you work in, and the reviewers you are happy to quote.
We cannot promise a position or a date. Profile changes can show within weeks and search rankings take longer. We report the numbers every month so you can see it for yourself.
Squarespace is a fine platform. The gap is the content: no city, no H1, no description, one data tag. The new site is custom code that says where you work and what you build.
Yes. The site and the domain are yours. If you leave after the first three months, we hand everything over and you give 30 days notice.
No. Referrals and repeat clients stay your core. The site gives a neighbor who was told your name a place to check you out, and gives people who do not know you a way to find you.
About five minutes after setup: read the report, and tell us when a job wraps so we can ask the client for a review.