If you’re a contractor offering renovations, painting, flooring, or roofing, you might be missing out on easy jobs simply because they’re not listed separately.
Seekan isn’t just for big projects — it’s also the perfect place to offer small, focused services as their own listings. These quick jobs can fill your schedule, build trust with new clients, and help you appear in more search results.
🔍 Why Separate Listings Matter
Many homeowners are looking for just one specific service. If that service is buried inside a larger offering, they may never find you.
By creating clear, stand-alone listings, you can:
- Show up in more search categories
- Attract clients with smaller budgets
- Win jobs that fill the gaps between big projects
- Build repeat business from satisfied customers
đź’ˇ Examples of Standalone Service Listings
Instead of only offering a “full renovation” or “complete painting package,” try listing:
For Painters:
- Ceiling Painting – Up to 2 Rooms
- Trim or Baseboard Painting
- Accent Wall Painting
For Renovators:
- Old Cabinet Removal
- Drywall Repair Only
- Interior Demolition Service
For Flooring Experts:
- Old Floor Removal
- Underlayment Installation
- Staircase Flooring Installation
For Roofers:
- Gutter Cleaning & Minor Repairs
- Skylight Sealing
- Fascia Board Replacement
These listings stand out to clients who aren’t looking for full-scale projects — just quick, essential help from someone reliable.
🎯 Pro Tip: Think Like a Client
If a homeowner was searching for just that one task, would they find it on Seekan?
If not — create a listing for it.
âś… The Result: More Visibility, More Bookings
By offering small services on their own, you’re not only helping more people — you’re growing your business.
- Fill empty slots in your schedule
- Say “yes” to more job types
- Turn small tasks into repeat clients
Get started today:
- Think of 2-3 services people ask you for often.
- Create clear, individual listings for each.
- Show up in more searches — and book more work.
Only on Seekan — where every service counts.