List towns or localities where you can deliver the service within your normal response time. Do not claim an entire county or country if you only work within a few neighbourhoods. Revisit the area when fuel costs, staff availability, or travel time changes.
Choose areas you can reach reliably with your staff, equipment, and schedule, then remove places you no longer serve. A large radius is not a substitute for proximity in local results, and listing distant locations can mislead customers about travel time. Check the profile from a customer's perspective and tell people when an outlying visit needs confirmation before you commit to a time.
Choose areas you can cover repeatedly, not every town a customer might search. Travel time, staffing, traffic, and job length all affect whether a service area is practical. If a distant request is possible only on certain days or above a minimum scope, explain that directly instead of showing universal availability.
Google’s current guidance explains service-area settings and eligibility; follow it rather than using a radius as a substitute for actual coverage. A service area is not a guarantee that your listing appears in every location. Create a matching KobStore service page at kobstore.co.ke/register and state the areas you truly cover.
