One trade. One contractor per town. Five towns mapped.
We are not going to tell you we have been under your houses
We haven't. Between us, 20 years in construction in Ukraine — different market, different soil, same job. We know what an idle crew costs, and we know settlement that matters from a crack that has been there a decade. Then we moved to the search side, picked one metro and mapped it before asking anyone here for money.
Who you would actually be working with
No account manager, no junior taking over after the sale, no team you never meet.
Eugene Haven — founder
Leads the team. 20 years in construction before the search side. Writes the diagnostics, rebuilds the profiles, writes the town pages and answers the email.LinkedIn.
Based in Ukraine, working Central Time
Said up front because you would find out anyway. It is also the reason you get considerably more work for the money than a Dallas agency would give you at the same monthly fee.
The people who sell are the people who work
The most common complaint about agencies is that the experienced person closes the deal and a junior does the job. That cannot happen here. The team is small enough that there is nobody to hand it to.
Which also caps how many clients there can be
One contractor per town, and only so many towns. That is a real limit, not a scarcity tactic. When the towns are taken we will say so rather than take the money anyway.
Why foundation repair, and why North Dallas
Both were chosen on data rather than on preference, and the working is public.
One job is worth enough to justify the work
A twenty-two pier job is not a service call. In trades where the ticket is small, search rarely pays for itself honestly. Here the maths is not close, and every contractor can run it in ten seconds.
The demand is involuntary
Blackland clay shrinks through a dry summer and the houses on it move. Nobody has to be persuaded that they need a foundation inspected. They just need to find somebody.
The northern suburbs are still owner-operated
South and west of the city, companies with two to three thousand reviews hold the map, at least one backed by private equity. North of it, the leaders hold between 15 and 304 and most are family companies. That is a market where showing up properly still changes the order.
And the window is temporary
The national platform has not come north yet. When it does, the cost of taking a position up here stops being a business decision.The full market breakdown is here.
Why the company is called LossBlock
It did not start as a marketing agency. It started as an ontology: a formal way of defining the moment when return on investment stops being delayed and becomes structurally impossible.
Most systems tell you what happened. This one exists to tell you when to stop. That is why the diagnostic measures what you are losing rather than promising what you could gain, and why a report sometimes concludes that your town is not worth the spend.
The approach, with the terminology and how it applies to your trade. The full ontology across other capital domains isstill published, and the canon is public onGitHub.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find out what your town is costing you
Send your company name and your town. In 48 hours you get back where you sit in the map, who is above you and why, how many searches are going elsewhere, and what that gap is worth in jobs.
One foundation repair contractor per town. Free, no call, yours to keep either way.
Things worth knowing before you reply
Written here rather than discovered on the third call.
There are no US case studies yet
The specialisation in foundation repair is recent. What exists instead is the market research: five towns mapped in full, published on this site, checkable from your phone. All of it is here.
Nothing is guaranteed
No ranking position, no call volume, no revenue figure. Google and the AI systems change without warning and neither of us controls them. What is committed to is the work itself, done every month, with monthly reporting.
Everything stays yours
Your profile, your website, your pages, your reviews, your accounts. Work is done inside your own logins. Thirty days notice ends it and nothing leaves with us.
We will tell you when you do not need this
It happens. Some towns are too small and some are too contested to justify the spend. Saying so costs us one client and keeps the diagnostic worth reading.
The easiest way to judge any of this
Send your company name and your town and read what comes back. Forty eight hours, free, no call. If the report is useful you will know, and if it is not you have lost nothing.
One foundation repair contractor per town. Free, no call, yours to keep either way.