How AddressClerk Adds a New-Build Address to Google Maps
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.
The process
How AddressClerk gets your address found
You give us the address and show us where your home actually is. We do the rest - preparation, submission, follow-up and updates.
The short version
Four steps, from your address to a submitted correction.
1
Provide Your Address
Tell us your address and where your home is located.
2
We Check the Details
We review what is missing or wrong and work out the right correction.
3
We Submit & Monitor
We prepare the Google Maps correction, normally submit it within 1-2 business days, and keep track of the case.
4
We Keep You Updated
You get email updates and a private link where you can follow the case.
The full process, step by step
What actually happens between your first click and Google’s decision.
- 1
Tell us the address
Start by entering the address as it appears on your paperwork, including the postcode and plot or unit number if you have one.
- 2
Confirm the exact home location
On a new development the postcode alone is rarely enough. You show us precisely where your home sits, so the correction points at your door rather than at the middle of the site.
- 3
Answer a few simple questions
A short set of questions about what is currently wrong: is the address missing entirely, is the pin in the wrong place, is the road itself absent, has a correction already been rejected?
- 4
We work out the case type
We classify the case as Standard or Complex based on what actually needs doing. You do not have to diagnose it yourself, and the price you see is the price for your case.
- 5
Pay once
A single payment of £14.99 or £19.99. There is no subscription, no account to create and no repeat fee for further reasonable attempts on the same address.
- 6
We prepare and submit the correction
We put together an accurate submission through Google’s own correction process, with the location and supporting detail set out clearly. That normally happens within 1-2 business days of payment - after that the timing is Google’s, not ours.
- 7
Email updates and your private case link
You hear from us when the case is submitted and whenever the status meaningfully changes. There is no account or password to create: we email you, and we give you a private link where you can follow the case, see its history and send us anything we ask for.
- 8
Additional evidence may be requested
Some cases are stronger with supporting documents - a completion statement, a utility bill, a developer site plan. If that would help, we will ask you for it and explain why.
- 9
Google makes its review decision
Google reviews the submission and decides. It can accept it, delay it, or reject it. If it is rejected we look at why, strengthen the case and try again - at no extra cost.
What we can and cannot promise
What we do
- Check what is actually wrong with your address on Google Maps
- Pin the precise location of your home rather than the middle of the estate
- Prepare and submit the correction through Google’s own process, normally within 1-2 business days
- Monitor the case and try again if it is rejected
- Email you when the status changes
- Give you a private link to follow the case and send us evidence
What we do not do
- Guarantee that Google will accept a correction
- Promise a fixed turnaround for Google’s review, which we cannot control
- Carry out correction work on Apple Maps, Royal Mail or delivery platforms
- Charge you again for further reasonable attempts on the same address
- Claim any partnership with or access to Google
One payment. No repeat fees. We’ll continue making reasonable correction attempts until your legitimate address is recognised, provided Google continues to offer a correction process and you provide any evidence we reasonably need.
AddressClerk is an independent service and is not affiliated with Google. Google ultimately controls whether and when map corrections are accepted.
What we are actually correcting
The detail behind each stage: how we diagnose the fault, what evidence helps, and what Google does next.
What Evidence Helps a New-Build Address Correction?
The location and official records that can make an address correction verifiable, and how AddressClerk checks and uses them for you.
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.
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