NY 10573, new-york · Marketing agency
Avec Peanut is a Port Chester, NY-based local SEO and Google Business Profile agency founded by Kevin Luchansky, specializing exclusively in home service businesses (contractors, plumbers, cleaners, and similar trades) across the United States. The agency's core positioning is that Google Maps visibility changes block-by-block, and that home service businesses often rank well right at their own location but disappear a few neighborhoods over, missing out on jobs to competitors who show up first. Its signature offer is a free Google Business Profile (GBP) Audit that maps exactly where a business ranks across its full service area, identifies visibility gaps, and provides a prioritized, no-obligation improvement plan before any paid engagement begins.
Avec Peanut is a Port Chester, NY local SEO and Google Business Profile agency founded by Kevin Luchansky, specializing exclusively in home service businesses, distinguished by a free, block-by-block Google Maps visibility audit and a focus on calls and booked jobs over vanity metrics.
Request the free Google Business Profile audit first to see a concrete map of your current visibility gaps before deciding whether to engage further.
Avec Peanut differentiates itself through a distinctive block-by-block Google Maps visibility methodology combined with deep, exclusive specialization in home service businesses — a level of niche focus and tactical specificity uncommon among general local SEO providers.
Avec Peanut is a strong choice for home service businesses seeking a specialized, transparent Google Maps and local SEO partner focused on generating calls and booked jobs.
Home service businesses exclusively, such as contractors, plumbers, and cleaners.
A no-obligation review showing where a business ranks across its service area on Google Maps, its biggest visibility gaps, and what to fix first.
No — the agency explicitly states it does not guarantee #1 rankings, focusing instead on realistic visibility improvements.
Calls, estimates, and booked jobs, rather than impressions, clicks, or vanity reporting metrics.