Win more basement and cellar conversions from local search.

Yes. We keep content about planning permission, building regulations, BS 8102 waterproofing design and the Party Wall Act accurate and measured, and we’re happy for you or your engineer to review it before it goes live. We avoid telling homeowners a project definitely won’t need permission, because that depends on the work, the house and the local authority.

Clear, responsible explanations help homeowners and AI assistants trust your information, and they set you apart from firms that promise a bone-dry room without explaining how.

The Authority plan includes multi-location strategy, giving each office or service area its own visibility. If you work from one base across a wide area, we can set you up as a service-area business with realistic coverage areas and content that reflects local basement policies.

Fixing your Google profile and directory listings can start to help within a few weeks. Stronger map positions and recommendations from AI assistants usually build over three to six months, depending on how many basement firms are competing in your area.

Basement projects often take months to move from first enquiry through design and approvals to a start on site, so visibility you build now tends to turn into projects later.

No. You are on a rolling monthly plan and can cancel at any point before the next billing date. The Google profile, directory listings and links built for your basement business all stay in place.

Relationships with architects, structural engineers, party wall surveyors and estate agents can bring steady referrals, because they meet homeowners deciding how to add space. In streets of similar houses, one finished basement often leads to enquiries from neighbours who watched the work.

Inviting interested homeowners to see a finished basement, with the owner’s permission, can be more persuasive than any brochure.

Homeowners look for staff holding the Property Care Association’s Certificated Surveyor in Structural Waterproofing (CSSW) qualification, PCA membership, waterproofing designed in line with BS 8102, the structural engineer you work with, your insurance and any insurance-backed guarantee. Showing that you handle building control and party wall notices properly matters just as much.

Broad guide ranges for a cellar conversion and a new excavation help homeowners decide whether to book a survey and filter out enquiries that will never go ahead. Make clear what is included — design, engineering, approvals, party wall costs, waterproofing, pumps, lightwells and finishes — because these are where quotes differ most.

Explain the grade of space you are designing for, how the waterproofing system works, where any water is drained and pumped to, and what maintenance the system needs. A written handover pack with the design, product details, servicing schedule and guarantee shows you take the long term seriously.

Enquiries often rise in the new year and spring as families plan for more space, while the build itself can run through much of the year once the excavation is managed. Groundwater levels can be higher in wetter months, so planning digs carefully and publishing helpful content all year keeps your pipeline steadier.