Dominating a Niche: A Trex & Composite SEO Strategy
Client: A deck contractor specializing in Trex and other composite materials.

Challenges We Faced
The client wanted high-ticket composite jobs ($20k+) but was only getting calls for wood repairs:
Wrong Keyword Targeting
Their site ranked for “wood deck” but not “composite deck builder” or “Trex installer.”
Weak Local Authority
They had no presence in the affluent neighborhoods they wanted to target.

No Portfolio
Their “projects” page was just a gallery of images with no text, so Google couldn’t “read” what they built.
Low-Value Leads
80% of their leads were for small repairs they didn’t want.

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Our Approach – How We Solved These Challenges
Results
| Metric | Before | After | Growth |
|---|---|---|---|
| Composite Deck Leads | 1/mo | 15/mo | +1400% |
| Ranking (“Trex installer [city]”) | #18 | #1 | +17 spots |
| Organic Traffic (to Project Pages) | 10/mo | 450/mo | +4400% |

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Advice for Marketers & Brand Owners
- Target the material. Optimize for “composite” and “Trex,” not just “deck.”
- Showcase the longevity. Detailed case studies proving the durability of composite build trust.
- Filter your leads. Use your website copy to clearly state your focus on “Composite Installation” to avoid wood repair calls.
Extra Factors That Made It Work
- The Project Case Studies established immediate credibility with homeowners.
- Shifting the keyword strategy filtered out the low-value repair leads.
- Local Link Building established them as a premium brand.