Case study
LocalFix Garage Door: Albany NY and Hollywood FL under one roof
A multi-city garage-door business with locations in Albany, New York and Hollywood, Florida needed a single platform that could handle both markets with isolated content and per-location phone routing.
What they needed
LocalFix Garage Door serves two geographically separate markets: Albany, New York and Hollywood, Florida. Managing two GMB profiles, two sets of local search keywords, and two content strategies under one brand is complex — each market needs its own landing pages, its own phone number, and its own city-level content. The platform had to support the multi-GMB pattern cleanly: content generated from per-doc state data, phones isolated to each location, and no geo-consistency errors between the two markets.
- Multi-GMB pattern — Albany NY and Hollywood FL as separate locations
- Per-location phone isolation for both markets
- Unique service-area content for each city in each market
- Phase-ready architecture — expandable once GMB place IDs resolve
What we built
Multi-city platform onboarding
Onboarded LocalFix using the multi-GMB blueprint: two separate tenant_locations rows in Supabase, each with its own market, phone, and service-area set. Phase 1.A content and infrastructure completed.
Per-location phone isolation
Implemented LAW #17 phone-NAP isolation: each location's GMB phone routes to the correct /locations/<slug> page. No phone literals hardcoded in the codebase.
Albany NY and Hollywood FL content
Service-area pages and content generated from per-doc state data — Albany pages use NY geo, Hollywood pages use FL geo. The two markets never contaminate each other.
Phase-ready architecture
Phase 1.A.6 is blocked pending GMB place IDs for both locations — Google-controlled indexing timeline. The site structure is complete and ready to publish location pages the moment the place IDs resolve.
Highlights
What we built for LocalFix Garage Door.
Albany NY + Hollywood FL
Two geographically separate markets under one brand. Each gets its own content, phone number, and service-area pages.
Per-location phone isolation
Each market's GMB phone routes correctly. LAW #17 enforced — zero hardcoded phone digits in any file.
Multi-GMB blueprint
Built on the factory's multi-GMB onboarding pattern — expandable to additional markets without architecture changes.
Phase-ready for location pages
Site structure is complete. Location detail pages publish automatically once GMB place IDs resolve (Google-controlled timeline).
How it's built
LocalFix runs on the shared WebsiteFactory platform — Next.js 15, Vercel, Sanity CMS, and Supabase. The multi-location pattern uses the same factory infrastructure as all other tenants, with content isolated per state.
What's live today
LocalFix Garage Door is live at localfix.websitefactory.space with the multi-city platform infrastructure for Albany NY and Hollywood FL. Phase 1.A content and infrastructure is complete. Location detail pages are pending GMB place ID resolution — a Google-controlled step that can take 1–4 weeks. The architecture is ready to expand the moment the IDs arrive.
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