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tonyjbala bf4cc78732 docs(validation): beta audit batch 2026-08-15 — 8 reviewed runs
Reviewer disposition pass applied per locked process v1.0 (docs/operations/beta-audit-process.md):
- Each run: raw capture, findings.json, findings.md, REPORT-final.md (customer-facing), VALIDATION.md (reviewer dispositions)
- Normalized format false-positives (+1 prefix, #N vs Ste N, 8AM vs 8:00AM, 1800 scraper parse glitch)
- Material: 28 across batch (phone mismatches, NAP address conflicts, hours divergences, missing LocalBusiness schema, missing website)
- Verification-pending items separated from material findings; no surface presented without evidence
2026-08-15 13:57:25 +00:00

4.2 KiB

AirTech Pros

Online Presence Audit

Location: Sacramento, CA
Vertical: HVAC
Audit date: 15 August 2026
Prepared for: AirTech Pros
Prepared by: VeriPath


Executive Summary

We audited AirTech Pros across its primary online surfaces: Google Business Profile, Apple Maps, and the business website. The business shows 4.8 ★ across 1,121 Google reviews. 5 material integrity issues were identified:

  1. Phone numbers are inconsistent across directories.
  2. Address details differ between Google and Apple.
  3. Business hours are inconsistent between Google and Apple.
  4. The website URL does not align across directories.
  5. The website lacks LocalBusiness structured data.

Surfaces Reviewed

Surface Status Rating Reviews
Google Business Profile 4.8 ★ 1,121
Apple Maps No rating No reviews
Website

Findings

Finding 1: Phone number inconsistent across directories

Observation:
Google lists (530) 303-2225. Apple lists +1 (916) 930-0010.

Impact:
Customers reaching the business through a single directory may call a disconnected or wrong number. Inconsistent NAP (name-address-phone) signals reduce local search ranking across all surfaces.

Recommendation:
Confirm the correct primary number, then update every directory to match. Keep the verified number identical across Google, Apple, and the website.


Finding 2: Address inconsistent across directories

Observation:
Google lists “10210 Systems Pkwy #370, Sacramento, CA 95827”. Apple Maps lists “4961 Windplay Dr, El Dorado Hills, CA 95762”.

Impact:
Conflicting addresses split local search signals and can send customers or service vehicles to the wrong location. NAP consistency is a core local-ranking factor.

Recommendation:
Confirm the canonical street address (including unit) with the business, then align Google and Apple to the same string.


Finding 3: Hours mismatch between Google and Apple

Observation:
saturday: Google “Open 24 hours” vs Apple “12:00 AM-12:00 PM”; sunday: Google “Open 24 hours” vs Apple “12:00 AM-12:00 PM”; monday: Google “Open 24 hours” vs Apple “12:00 AM-12:00 PM”; tuesday: Google “Open 24 hours” vs Apple “12:00 AM-12:00 PM”; wednesday: Google “Open 24 hours” vs Apple “12:00 AM-12:00 PM”; thursday: Google “Open 24 hours” vs Apple “12:00 AM-12:00 PM”; friday: Google “Open 24 hours” vs Apple “12:00 AM-12:00 PM”

Impact:
Customers planning a visit see different availability depending on which directory they use. Mismatched hours drive no-shows and lost calls at the edge of the workday.

Recommendation:
Verify actual operating hours with the business. Update the non-authoritative surface to match Google's verified schedule, or correct Google if its hours are inaccurate.


Finding 4: Website URL inconsistent across directories

Observation:
Google lists https://airtechpros.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=gbp. Apple Maps lists http://teamairtech.com/.

Impact:
Divergent website URLs split SEO equity and distort analytics attribution; link signals may not consolidate on the canonical domain.

Recommendation:
Point every directory at the canonical website URL (https, no tracking parameters) and consolidate redirects so link equity consolidates on one domain.


Finding 5: JSON-LD present but no LocalBusiness type

Observation:
schema at https://airtechpros.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=gbp lacks LocalBusiness/Dentist/Plumber type — AI/structured data can't classify the business

Impact:
Without LocalBusiness structured data, AI assistants and structured search cannot reliably classify or cite the business's services, hours, and area served.

Recommendation:
Add LocalBusiness JSON-LD (Dentist/Plumber/Contractor type) with name, address, phone, hours, and areaServed.


Prepared under the VeriPath beta audit process v1.0. Findings reflect reviewed engine output; format-level discrepancies were normalized before inclusion.