Pothole Patch Co
Every report we run follows the same idea you use on a lot full of potholes: inspect first, diagnose what’s actually not working, then patch the right thing. This is that inspection for your website, your listings, and your reviews. ***Please note that this is not a full critical review, and rather than be sycophantic or otherwise, it is just a technical assessment.
What we actually checked
Between July 6-7, 2026 we reviewed your live website page by page, ran the searches a customer would run for pothole and asphalt repair near Warm Springs, checked for a Google Business Profile, and looked for reviews and social profiles under Pothole Patch Co. Nineteen checks across four categories. No guessing, no filler stats, just what’s actually visible to a customer or to Google right now. We have a tool that helps to evaluate these things.
The short version: the website itself is in decent shape. Everything around it isn’t, and that’s the part costing you calls.
Executive Summary
Your website does its job. The message is clear, the guarantee is specific, and the FAQ section answers the real objections a property manager has before they pick up the phone [cold patch versus a real repair], whether the lot has to close, whether you’re insured. That part is genuinely well done.
The trouble is everything around the website. We couldn’t find a Google Business Profile for Pothole Patch Co, which means you don’t show up in the map results when someone nearby searches “pothole repair.” Your old business name, Pavement Repair Solutions, is still live at its own web address, with a different guarantee and a different phone number than your current site. Right now, Pothole Patch Co is quietly competing with itself for the same customer.
None of this is a rebuild. It’s a repair, and a fairly straightforward one.
Score by category
Nineteen checks, one by one
WEBSITE FOUNDATION
5 / 8LOCAL & LISTINGS PRESENCE
0 / 5REPUTATION & REVIEWS
0 / 3SOCIAL MEDIA
0 / 3Score = number of best-practice checks passed (5) out of 19 checked, based only on publicly visible information — not Google Analytics or Search Console data, which we don’t yet have access to. Categories are weighted by raw check count, not by opinion.
The finding that matters most
You’re competing with your old self
pavementrepairsolutions.com is still live. It has its own quote form, its own guarantee, and the same phone number as your current Contact page. A Chamber of Commerce directory still lists the business under the old name at the old street address. To a customer, or to Google, this looks like two different companies. That splits whatever trust, reviews, and search visibility you’ve already earned right down the middle.
Your Success Plan
The same way you’d triage a lot full of potholes — the most important areas first. Here’s the order we’d work in.
Full listing sweep
Find every place Pothole Patch Co — and Pavement Repair Solutions — shows up online.
One name, one number, one guarantee
Pick the version of the truth and make it consistent everywhere.
Build the Google Business Profile
The single highest-impact fix on this whole list.
Retire or redirect the old site
Send its traffic, trust, and testimonials to the site you actually want customers to find.
Put those testimonials back to work
Four real reviews, sitting on a site nobody’s finding. Move them where they’ll count.
This is a diagnostic, not a pitch
If it’s useful, we can help turn these five repairs into a full plan — Feel free to contact us.