Every line is a deliverable, not a promise. If it is on this list it ships, and if it is not, it is outside the price.
NAME STUFFING
The listing reads “AC Repair Plano 24/7 Emergency HVAC” while the entity registered with the state is something else entirely. Provable in one lookup.
FAKE ADDRESS
A mailbox rented at a store, a suite number that resolves to a mail agency, or a house declared as a storefront with no signage at street level.
OUT OF AREA
A company operating from one metro holding a map pin in yours, competing for your calls from an address that does not exist as a workplace.
LEAD GEN
Profiles for businesses that never send a technician. They capture the call and sell it on, often to three contractors at once.
The Map Pack has three slots, and in most US metros two to five of the top ten listings in the grid violate Google's guidelines. Removing them promotes the client without improving a single ranking signal. It is usually the fastest visible change a contractor sees in the Map Pack.
The same service area and the same 169 measured points in both panels. Left is a real scan from our rank tracker, anonymised. Right is the position the work aims at, shown on the same grid so the two are comparable. It is a target, not a client result.
One dossier per violating listing. Five checks, each one sourced and independently verifiable, then the filing record. This is the document, not a picture of one.
The honest part: what came down, what did not, and what it did to your position.
We scan your grid, document every violation and file it. 30 days, honest reporting.
The clock starts when we have access, not when you pay.
We scan your target area and pull every competitor listing ranking above you.
Street View with no signage, CMRA address lookups, legal name checked against the Secretary of State, duplicate proof.
A Business Redressal Complaint per listing, then escalation through the Google Business Profile Community with Product Experts.
What was filed, what came down, and what happened to your position in the grid.
Every item below is part of the fixed price.
One price, agreed before we start, written into the service agreement.
Map Spam Removal, fixed price
One price agreed before we start. The full scope is written into the service agreement, so nothing gets added to the invoice later.
Fixed price
$899one time
Fifteen minutes. No pitch.
The questions contractors actually ask before buying this, answered straight, including the ones where the answer is no.
Still unsure? Call us(786) 431-7426No, and anyone who does is lying. Google decides. What we guarantee is the work: every violating listing found, documented with evidence and formally filed, with an honest report of what came down and what did not.
Keyword-stuffed names when the registered entity is different, virtual and CMRA addresses, UPS Store mailboxes, homes declared as storefronts, pins in cities where the business does not operate, lead-generation listings that resell your call, and duplicates.
They can file against you, which is exactly why we check your own profile first. If your listing has any exposure we tell you before filing anything, and we fix it first.
You should do both. The difference is that removing a fake listing above you promotes you immediately, without improving a single ranking signal. Nothing else in this catalogue works that fast.
In a mid-size metro, typically 3 to 8 in the top 20 of the grid. In heavily spammed markets like Phoenix, Houston and Las Vegas it is often more.
The opposite. The Business Redressal Complaint Form is Google's own tool for exactly this, and Product Experts in the official forum handle escalations.
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Your real rankings on Google Maps and Google Search. Your competitors’ positions. What it’s actually costing you in jobs every month.