Pick your part of Houston

A plumber in The Heights and a roofer near the Energy Corridor are not chasing the same buyer, and neither is a shop out in Conroe. Treating all of greater Houston as one audience burns money on clicks from people you will never drive to.

So every area below is its own slice: its own targeting, its own landing page if you want the work, and its own cost per booked customer in the monthly numbers. Spend moves to the slices that pay and away from the ones that don't.

• Houston, TX2,390,125 residents inside city limitsThe core market, from Downtown and Uptown / Galleria area out to the East End.
• Sugar Land, TXRoughly 20 miles southwest, home to 109,851 peopleA former sugar company town, now Fort Bend County's biggest city.
• Pasadena, TX149,617 residents, 17 miles east along the waterRefineries, the Ship Channel and a working-town economy.
• Pearland, TXAbout 16 miles south; population 129,620Commuters to the Medical Center and the space center.
• Conroe, TXThe farthest at 38 miles north, with 114,581 peopleMontgomery County's seat, and one of the fastest-growing cities in the country.
• Baytown, TX25 miles east of downtown; 86,004 residentsA refinery city built from three older towns.
• Katy, TX27,741 in the small incorporated city, 27 miles westRice-country roots, and a Katy address that reaches well past city limits.