Google Ads Migration for Contractors: Migrating Local Services Ads Into Google Ads
Your old reports will not follow you into Google Ads. Here is what contractors lose, what carries over, and what to fix before your date.
Read itShort guides for HVAC, plumbing, and electrical owners who run their own Google ads. No jargon. Just what changes and what to do about it.
Your old reports will not follow you into Google Ads. Here is what contractors lose, what carries over, and what to fix before your date.
Read itYour reports don't come along and your leads do. Here's the exact 14 day notice timeline and a two column list of what survives the move.
Read itStarting September 1, 2026, Google moved Search campaigns that use campaign level broad match or Automatically Created Assets into AI Max. This is separate from the LSA move. Here's what it changes and how to check your account.
Read itYour leads transfer and your reports don't. Here's the order of work a busy owner can follow alone in about an hour.
Read itA $700 week becomes $100 a day and a $3,040 monthly ceiling. That's the same money over an average month, so here's what to check.
Read itOne campaign, one Target CPA. Split your services into separate campaigns, and pick at least six structured callouts before your ad goes thin.
Read itYour name, address, and hours are now controlled by your Business Profile. A big change can pause your ads for 24 to 48 hours while Google reviews it.
Read itWeekly budgets became daily budgets, and Google says monthly spend isn't changing. Here's what can move your costs and how to check.
Read itYour LSA dashboard sent you to Google Ads because your migration date passed. Your performance reports didn't carry over unless you saved them, but leads, messages, and your Verified badge are safe. Here are the first five things to do inside Google Ads.
Read itAnswer a few quick questions and get a report on what the move does to your account, sent to your email. No charge, no obligation.