All State Construction Inc.

Google Business Profile: found

Found on Google: All State Construction Inc., 3526 E Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90023, USA

The profile behind the map pack. Without one, you can't appear there at all.

Star rating on Google: found

4.9 stars, checked live today

The first thing a homeowner compares between two names.

Review count: found

35 reviews on Google today

Under five reviews, most homeowners keep scrolling.

Photos on your profile: found

2 photos on Google

Listings with real photos get picked over ones without.

Website listed: found

allstatecons.com/

Without a site there is nothing for an assistant to read about you.

Phone number: found

(323) 206-2301

The whole point is getting the call.

Address: found

3526 E Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90023

Local results are built on a verifiable address.

Hours listed: found

Hours listed on your profile

"Are they open now?" is one of the most common things asked.

State license on record: found

CSLB #1020046, active and clear

Verified against the State of California, shown on your Vera Home listing.

Website loads for a machine: found

Loaded successfully

If it cannot be fetched, nothing below it can happen.

Structured data present: found

Structured data found and it parses

This is the machine-readable record an answer engine quotes from.

Identified as a business: found

Business type declared

Tells the assistant what kind of company you are, not just that a page exists.

Phone or address machine-readable: found

Contact details marked up

Contact details in plain text are read as decoration, not data.

Question-and-answer content: missing

None found

An AI answer IS a question and an answer. This hands it that shape ready-made.

✓ Covered: Your Vera Home listing already publishes Q&A about your business in the exact markup assistants read.

AI assistants allowed to read the site: found

No AI crawler is blocked

Some sites block ChatGPT and Perplexity by default without the owner ever knowing.

Tap-to-call on the site: found

Tap-to-call link found

On a phone, a number you can't tap is a call that doesn't happen.

Online booking or scheduling: found

Booking option found

The highest-converting thing a home-services site can offer, and assistants look for it.

Emergency or after-hours availability stated: missing

Not mentioned on the pages we read

"Emergency plumber near me at 2am" is one of the highest-intent searches that exists. Silence reads as no.

Pricing signals: found

Pricing or estimate language found

Assistants get asked "how much does it cost" constantly. Sites with any price signal get quoted.

Reviews visible on your own site: found

Reviews or testimonials found

A rating is a number; a review is a quotable sentence. Machines cite sentences.

Linked to your other profiles: missing

No links to your other profiles

Cross-links between your site, Google profile, and socials are how a machine confirms you're one real business.

✓ Covered: Your Vera Home listing links your website, your Google profile, and your state license record together for machines.

License number shown on your site: missing

No license number found on the pages we read (we verified #1020046 with the state)

An assistant can only call you "licensed" if it can verify the claim where it reads.

✓ Covered: Your Vera Home listing publishes your CSLB license as dated, state-attributed credential markup.

Phone on your site matches your verified number: missing

Your site shows (800) 820-2919; your verified number is a different one. Machines seeing two numbers trust neither.

Mismatched numbers across the web make machines distrust both, and send your calls to the wrong place.

✓ Covered: Your Vera Home listing carries your verified number, phone-checked at claim time.

Real readable text on the page: found

About 2,724 characters

A site built entirely from images and scripts gives an assistant nothing to quote.

Page title and description: missing

Title present, description missing

The short summary a machine uses when it lists you.

Speed on a real phone: not checked

We could not measure this today.

Homeowners search from their phones, and a slow site loses them before it loads. Google measures this with real visitors.

Google ranking for "solar installer los angeles": not checked

We could not run the live search check today.

This is the search a homeowner actually types. Checked live against Google, mobile results, Los Angeles.

Sitemap for search engines: found

sitemap.xml found

The file that tells search engines what pages exist. Without one, indexing is slower and patchier.

Main heading on the homepage: found

H1 present

The page's title-on-the-page. Machines weight it heavily when deciding what you rank for.

Every page has its own title: found

No duplicates among the pages we read

Duplicate titles make pages fight each other for the same search.

Pages with enough text to rank: missing

1 of the 2 pages we read are under ~150 words (/m/bookings) — too thin to rank for anything.

Google ranks answers. A page with two sentences is not an answer.