Google Maps Pin Wrong for Your New-Build Home?
A wrong pin needs different handling from a missing address. Here is how we diagnose the cause and handle the location correction for you.
New-build address missing or wrong on Google Maps? Send us the details. We’ll prepare the correction, submit it and keep you updated.
One-off payment. No subscriptions. No account needed.
Four straightforward steps. You give us the address, we handle the correction process.
Tell us your address and where your home is located.
We review what is missing or wrong and work out the right correction.
We prepare the Google Maps correction, submit it and keep track of the case.
You receive clear email updates while the correction is being reviewed.
One-off payment. No subscriptions.
£14.99
One-off payment
For most new-build homes where the road already exists and the address or pin needs adding or correcting.
£19.99
One-off payment
For cases where the road is missing, the address has been rejected before, or more than one correction is likely to be needed.
Not sure which applies? Start with the free address check and we’ll tell you which one your case needs. Full detail on the pricing page.
Real feedback from AddressClerk customers.
“AddressClerk sorted our address far quicker than I expected. Before this, parcels were constantly being left on neighbouring streets and takeaway drivers would ring asking where we were. Once our address was showing properly, the delivery apps and services we use started finding the house correctly. Such a relief.”
“Really impressed with how quickly everything was handled. Our new-build address had been causing problems for months and drivers kept ending up two streets away. Now our house is showing properly and deliveries come straight to the right door without us having to give directions every time.”
“We'd got used to chasing parcels around the estate because our address simply wasn't being found properly. AddressClerk made the whole thing incredibly easy and kept us updated throughout. Since it was corrected, the delivery services we use have been finding us without any trouble.”
The things people ask before they get started.
Tell us your official address and show us exactly where your home is. We identify the issue, prepare and submit the appropriate Google Maps correction, then email you updates.
No. Google decides whether and when corrections are accepted. We prepare, submit and follow up the strongest accurate case. Your one-off payment covers further reasonable attempts, subject to our terms.
Google sets the review time, so there is no fixed turnaround. We email you when your case is submitted and when its status changes.
Standard covers a missing or misplaced home address on an existing road. Complex covers missing roads, previous rejections or multiple corrections. Start with the free address check and we’ll tell you which applies.
No. AddressClerk is independent and is not affiliated with Google. We have no special access or partner status. We handle preparation, submission and follow-up; Google controls review and acceptance.
No. It is a one-off payment, not a subscription. Further reasonable attempts on the same legitimate address are covered by the original fee.
More answers on the full FAQ page.
Practical explanations of what goes wrong and how AddressClerk handles it for you.
A wrong pin needs different handling from a missing address. Here is how we diagnose the cause and handle the location correction for you.
What we check, prepare and submit when a new-build address is missing from Google Maps, and what we need from you to handle it accurately.
Why there is no reliable timescale for a Google Maps address correction, what influences it, and what AddressClerk does while your case is reviewed.
AddressClerk is an independent service and is not affiliated with Google. Google ultimately controls whether and when map corrections are accepted.
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