Search Console, for the search numbers
Clicks, impressions and average position come from Google Search Console, on a property we verify ourselves, comparing one eight-week window against the eight weeks before it.
One case, real numbers
Every figure on this page came straight out of our own systems, with the dates attached and the raw numbers printed beside every headline one. Where a headline figure is rounded, the exact pair it came from is right under it. This is the first case we can show. More go up here as they finish.
Google Search Console, our verified property
25 May to 19 Jul 2026 against 20 Jul to 13 Sep 2026, on garagefl.com.
The case
A garage door repair company in Broward County, Florida. Continuous work started 9 June 2026.
What was wrong
Garage Door Pros answers real calls in Broward County, but its online presence had drifted: the site itself needed a full pass, the listing had not been actively managed, and, as it turned out, part of the listing was pointing Google somewhere else entirely. None of that shows up as a single dramatic outage. It shows up as a business that is quietly harder to find than it should be.
The numbers above are Google's own Search Console data for garagefl.com, comparing those two eight-week windows on the property we verify and read directly. We did not touch the review count or the profile's own search stats to build this page, for reasons the last section on this page explains.
Business
Garage Door Pros
Where
Broward County, Florida
Site
garagefl.com
Work began
9 June 2026
What ran, and when
None of this happened on one day, and it is not finished. This is the log so far.
Continuous work begins on Garage Door Pros.
A site-wide SEO overhaul is finished.
Listing management begins.
Map grid tracking begins across Broward County.
AI visibility tracking begins.
A wrong service area is found and removed from the listing. Below is what it was doing.
Review replies begin.
The human part
Garage Door Pros' Google Business Profile listed a service area called Miramar Beach, in the Florida panhandle, 474 miles from Broward County. Not the Miramar next door. That single entry dragged Google's own computed pin out into the Gulf of Mexico, away from every real customer.
It was found and removed on 6 September 2026. Nobody had been looking at that field. It is exactly the kind of thing that can sit unnoticed for years.
One wrong town can move the pin Google computes for the whole business.
Checking every service area against the real map is part of the listing work on this account, not a one-time fix.
Second result, our own geo-grid
We run our own 15 by 15 grid, 225 real points spread across Broward County, and check where the business ranks for “garage door repair near me” at each one.
The honest part: measurement paused for most of a month between these two windows, and we moved the grid's centre point once in that gap. So this is a direction, not a clean before and after, and we would rather say that plainly than let the chart claim more than it can prove.
Share of the 225 points ranking in the top three
How we measure
Said plainly, because a results page that hides its own method is not worth reading.
Clicks, impressions and average position come from Google Search Console, on a property we verify ourselves, comparing one eight-week window against the eight weeks before it.
225 real points across Broward County, checked for one search term, tracked over time.
When tracking pauses or a tool changes, that shows up on the page next to the number, the way it does above.
One business, one market, one starting point. What moved here is not a promise of what moves for the next one.
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