AI Visibility Report · 2026-08-30
Stone Tech Design
Architect · Van Nuys
The way customers search has changed. This is a plain check of two things: what a homeowner finds when they look you up, and whether an AI assistant can actually read and quote you when someone asks who to call.
What a homeowner finds today
63 / 100
What an AI assistant can read
47 / 100
What a homeowner finds today
Your public business record, checked live against Google today. These are the details someone sees when deciding who to call.
Google Business Profile: found
Found on Google: Stone Tech Design, 7700 Densmore Ave, Van Nuys, CA 91406, USA
The profile behind the map pack. Without one, you can't appear there at all.
Star rating on Google: missing
Profile found, but no star rating yet
The first thing a homeowner compares between two names.
Review count: missing
Profile found, but zero reviews
Under five reviews, most homeowners keep scrolling.
Photos on your profile: missing
Profile found, but no photos
Listings with real photos get picked over ones without.
Website listed: found
www.stonetechdesign.com/
Without a site there is nothing for an assistant to read about you.
Phone number: found
(818) 782-1383
The whole point is getting the call.
Address: found
7700 Densmore Ave, Van Nuys, CA 91406
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: not checked
A CSLB contractor license is not what California requires for this trade, so nothing is missing here.
Verified against the State of California, shown on your Vera Home listing.
What an AI assistant can read
Checked live against 3 pages of your website (/, /contact, /about-us). This is what decides whether you can be quoted when someone asks their phone who to call.
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: missing
No business type in your structured data
Tells the assistant what kind of company you are, not just that a page exists.
✓ Covered: Your Vera Home listing declares you as a architect business in machine-readable form.
Phone or address machine-readable: missing
No machine-readable contact details
Contact details in plain text are read as decoration, not data.
✓ Covered: Your verified phone and address are structured data on your Vera Home listing.
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: missing
No tap-to-call link
On a phone, a number you can't tap is a call that doesn't happen.
✓ Covered: Your Vera Home listing has tap-to-call built in.
Online booking or scheduling: missing
None found on the pages we read
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: missing
No pricing signals on the pages we read
Assistants get asked "how much does it cost" constantly. Sites with any price signal get quoted.
Reviews visible on your own site: missing
None found on the pages we read
A rating is a number; a review is a quotable sentence. Machines cite sentences.
Linked to your other profiles: found
Profile links found
Cross-links between your site, Google profile, and socials are how a machine confirms you're one real business.
Phone on your site matches your verified number: found
Numbers match
Mismatched numbers across the web make machines distrust both, and send your calls to the wrong place.
Real readable text on the page: found
About 1,467 characters
A site built entirely from images and scripts gives an assistant nothing to quote.
Page title and description: found
Both present
The short summary a machine uses when it lists you.
How you perform in search today
Speed measured by Google against real visitors, and a live Google search run the way a homeowner would type it. This is the part most competitors never check.
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 "architect van nuys": missing
Your website is not in the top 100 results for this search.
This is the search a homeowner actually types. Checked live against Google, mobile results, Los Angeles.
✓ Covered: Vera Home's trade and city pages target these exact searches and link to your listing.
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
2 of the 3 pages we read are under ~150 words (/contact, /about-us) — too thin to rank for anything.
Google ranks answers. A page with two sentences is not an answer.
How you compare
Against the 233 architects listed on Vera Home — real businesses a homeowner sees next to you.
0.0 vs 5.0 median
Google star rating
109 of the 233 hold a straight 5.0 — the bar on Google is real.
0 vs 5 median
Google reviews
15%
carry a state-verified CLEAR license
Both layers need work, and one comes first
Your public record scored 63/100 and your website scored 47/100 for AI readability. Neither is where it needs to be, but they are not equally urgent.
Start with your Google presence, because that is where homeowners decide today. Then make the website readable to machines so AI assistants can quote you tomorrow.
Your top 3 moves, in order
- 1
Start collecting Google reviews
Profile found, but zero reviews. Under five reviews, most homeowners keep scrolling. A simple ask after every finished job fixes this in a season.
- 2
Add structured data to your website
Your site has no machine-readable business record, so an assistant has to guess who you are instead of quoting facts.
- 3
Add real job photos to your profile
Homeowners pick the listing with photos of real work. Right now yours has none to show.
Your Vera Home listing already carries the structured record an answer engine reads: business type, contact details, service area, rating, and Q&A in the format answers are built from. Claiming it is free and takes about a minute.
Checked live on Google today
Your Google Business Profile
Your profile today: no star rating · 0 reviews · 0 photos · hours listed.
The map pack, the top three businesses Google shows under the map, is decided mostly inside that profile, not on your website. Five levers do the heavy lifting:
- · Primary category matched to the search that makes you money
- · Every service entered as both a service and a product
- · Photos from real jobs, added weekly
- · Weekly posts linking back to your pages
- · Review velocity: new reviews every month, not just a lifetime total
Checking those means opening your profile together. We do it free, in 15 minutes, on a call: this report on one screen, your Google profile on the other.
Prepared by Vera Home · verahome.pro · Checks run live against www.stonetechdesign.com/ on 2026-08-30.