Services
Video Marketing
Brand films, customer testimonial videos, technician spotlights, and ad creative — produced on site for home service brands and cut for every platform.
Video is the one asset your competitors can't copy — nobody else has your technicians, your customers, or your story. TopServ produces broadcast-quality video on site at your shop and on your trucks, then deploys it everywhere your buyers look: your website, Google, YouTube, social feeds, and ads. It's the engine of everything else we run.
What's included
- Brand story film that makes homeowners choose you before they call anyone else
- Customer testimonial videos shot with your real customers, on camera
- Technician spotlight reels that sell trust — and double as recruiting assets
- Ad creative cut for Google, Meta, YouTube, and TikTok placements
- Educational content that answers the questions your buyers search
- Edited and final files delivered to you; raw footage stays with TopServ and can be bought
Built for your trade
Every engagement is shaped around the trade it serves — see how video fits your industry.
FAQ
Video questions
How much does video production cost with TopServ Digital?
Every program begins with a one time $15,000 activation that covers the initial production: strategy, scripting, planning, crew, travel, lodging and editing, plus your first month of service and the new website. The first shoot is 2 days and produces the first library of brand, testimonial, ad and recruiting video. Each additional shoot is $15,000, with payment plans available.
Why should a home service company invest in video?
Home services run on trust: a homeowner is letting a stranger into their house. Video builds that trust before the first call — real technicians, real customers, real work — and one shoot feeds your website, Google Business Profile, social channels, and ad campaigns for months.
Who owns the video content TopServ produces?
You keep the edited and final files we deliver. Raw footage stays with TopServ and can be bought. The agreement sets out ownership and transition.