GeoArc Land Surveying

Your website at GeoArcSurvey.com is currently offline. The domain points to a Squarespace "Website Expired" page, which means your subscription lapsed. Anyone who clicks the link from your Facebook page hits a dead end. You are losing every referral or social media lead who tries to verify your business before calling. This is the single biggest problem on your entire digital presence right now.

Your Google Business Profile does not have a website linked. The listing shows an "Add website" prompt, which means Google itself is flagging this as incomplete. People who find you on Google Maps have no way to click through to learn about your services, see your past work, or request a quote online.

Because the site is down, there is no visible phone number in a top navigation bar, no clear call to action above the fold, and no booking or quote request flow. When the site comes back online, it needs to be rebuilt to convert traffic into phone calls, not just act as a digital brochure. The original Squarespace site should be evaluated before simply renewing it.

The expired site was built on Squarespace. Squarespace is a reasonable platform for a small service business, but it has real limitations for local SEO. You cannot easily add schema markup, the page speed scores tend to be average, and the URL structure is less flexible than WordPress. If you are rebuilding anyway, consider whether Squarespace is still the right tool or whether a faster, more SEO-friendly platform makes sense.

Your Facebook page at facebook.com/p/GeoArc-Land-Surveying-LLC-61576262440234 is live and has 274 followers. The cover photo shows your truck in the field, which is the right kind of real-world proof. The bio copy is solid: "Family-owned and locally rooted, we treat every property like it's our own." That is the kind of language that converts. The problem is that the website link on your Facebook page sends people to the expired Squarespace page.