Results

Real outcomes, published openly.

We publish real results, not a wall of logos. Elevair started in 2026: the roster is young, we say so, and every number on this page is sourced and checkable. Nothing here is invented.

01 · Shipped work

Receipts, not logos.

Work that shipped, described exactly as delivered, with the numbers we can stand behind. Clients stay unnamed until they sign off on a name.

GEO sprint · Houston hospitality

A four-venue Houston hospitality group hired us against a citywide event window they could not afford to miss. In under six weeks we shipped a twenty-page bilingual event microsite, four venue pages served on the venues’ own domains, verified entity graphs, eight Google Business posts, and a printed review-QR program at all four venues — every scan logged, each one landing directly in Google’s review composer.

One of those venue pages sits at number two on page one of Google for its money search. Checkable on request.

Custom build · certified payroll engine

A Central Texas structural-steel subcontractor runs certified payroll on every public job. We built them a working engine: field hours reconciled against payroll to the penny, drafted straight onto the current federal WH-347 with a second export for their GC’s compliance portal, a filing cabinet and audit trail behind it, and an AI brain that answers from the records — receipts shown on every answer.

The signature line stays blank by design; a human reviews and signs. Proposal to working, passcode-gated software: four days.

02 · Active engagement

A Houston restoration company.

Active engagement · not a completed result

We put a Houston restoration company live and the phone started ringing in week one — inbound calls, not cold leads we chased. We are not naming them yet and we are not posting revenue. The full case study goes up when the numbers are theirs to share.

A name goes in print only after the client signs off on it. That is the rule, no exceptions.

03 · What we measure

Instrumented from day one.

Most results pages ask you to take someone's word for it. Ours reads straight off the instrumentation we wire into every engagement. The numbers come from the meter, not from us.

Calls answered
Every call the system takes, logged with time, channel, and outcome. Missed calls are counted too; that is the point.
Leads caught
Enquiries captured across phone, forms, SMS, and chat, including the after-hours ones that used to vanish.
Jobs booked
Appointments the system places on the client’s calendar. Counted there, not estimated.
AI-search mentions
Whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini name the business when buyers ask. Re-audited on a schedule.
Live example
For one Houston client we re-run the same buyer prompts against ChatGPT every Monday and log whether the business is named. The log currently reads absent. When that flips, it publishes here — meter first, claim second.

All of it reads out in dashboards the client owns outright. When a number publishes on this page, it comes from that instrumentation, and the client can verify it.

04 · Industry context

Why the leak is worth fixing.

Industry numbers, not ours. Two figures from market research, kept for context, attributed and dated. Neither is an Elevair result.

62%

of calls to local businesses go unanswered.

411 Locals, 2024 study. 85 businesses across 58 industries; 37.8% answered live.

42 hrs

average time a business takes to respond to a web enquiry.

Harvard Business Review, 2011. Lead-response audit of 2,241 U.S. companies.

See what we’d measure for you.

A 15-minute call. We’ll map where your calls, leads, and AI-search visibility stand today, and what we’d build and instrument first. No obligation.

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