Google Won’t Index My Local Services Page After 3 Weeks—What Am I Missing?

Hey folks,
I run a small roofing outfit in Southern California and launched a new services page almost three weeks ago. Google Search Console shows it as “Discovered ‑ currently not indexed.” Here’s what I’ve done so far—still no luck:

• Added the page to the XML sitemap and resubmitted the file.
  
  
• Requested indexing via the URL Inspection tool (came back “URL on Google” once, then dropped).
  
  
• Internal links from the homepage and two high‑traffic blog posts.
  
  
• Content is 100 % original—about 1,200 words with structured data and compressed images.
  
  
• Mobile‑friendly test passes; no crawl errors in the Coverage report.
  
  
• Robots.txt and meta tags are clear—nothing noindex/nofollow.
  
  
• One niche‑relevant backlink from a local chamber of commerce directory.
  

Meanwhile, other pages published the same day are already in the index.

Could thin backlink velocity be the issue? Should I wait it out, tweak the slug, or punch the page with more internal links? Anyone here wrestle with a similar “Discovered” limbo and find a reliable nudge that works?

Appreciate any insights before I break the site playing whack‑a‑mole with settings. Thanks!

 

Anyone here?
https://torranceroofingmasters.com/

 

I have faced the indexing issue on one of my sites too; Studywitt. I think there bots has been instructed not to index new pages whose content is widely covered on the internet. My advise is you find a new angle and incorpotaye a paragraph or two on the page.

 

I would recommend waiting a little more. You can test the page value by submitting to Bing Webmaster and see if it gets picked up.