Projects Map
Put every finished job on a branded map on your website. Homeowners see your work near them, and reach out.
Why Projects Map
Live on your website in minutes
Add a map to your website with one embed, or share a public link. Your logo, colors, and project stats make it yours.
It fills itself
Add finished jobs at invoicing with one click. Import past projects in bulk, then add photos and details whenever you’re ready.
Homeowners explore. Filters never dead-end.
Let homeowners search nearby and filter by work, material, or color. Every pin opens real project photos and details.
Turns browsers into booked jobs
Send visitors to your website, phone, or lead form. Leads are tagged with the project they viewed, so you know what brings them in.

How It Works
01
Finish the job
Close out the work like you always do.
02
Add to map in one click
Ridgely asks at invoicing. One click drafts the pin — pick a cover photo, tweak the write-up.
03
Neighbors find you
Homeowners browse real work near them, filter to what they need, and reach out.
Built for Google
Every project and every city gets its own indexable page, with titles like “Siding Replacement in Pleasanton, CA — Fiber Cement, Slate Gray.” A sitemap is included. Run it on your own subdomain — projects.yoursite.com — so Google credits your domain, not ours. Setup steps and a Google Search Console checklist are built right in.
Privacy
Pins are always approximate — placed in the neighborhood, never on the house. The street address is never stored on a pin and never shown publicly. Before anything publishes, a company admin accepts clear usage terms: no people in photos, no interiors without consent, nothing that reveals the address. And homeowner consent is confirmed for every project.
Built for any trade
Works for roofing, solar, siding, windows, HVAC and any other home-service company.
For developers
A REST API to create, update, publish, and unpublish projects — plus a public read endpoint for teams building their own display.
See how many leads your finished jobs could be bringing in.