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Ranking 40-50 on google for niche service. Why?

Hello, I've posted here before...my on-page SEO is on point with long tail and short keywords, "Stained Glass Portland" "custom stained glass windows portland" , etc etc.

I have several blog posts, a FAQ page (based on google alternative searches), meta descriptions, alt text on all images, page speed 2.2 seconds (good for an image-heavy page), properly tagged H1-6. I used SEO frog and fixed all issues and opportunities.

I'm listed in all local guides, BBB, etc and my NAP are consistent.

I'm number 2-3 for GMB in my area, but I'm ranking 40-50 for the search term, "Stained Glass Portland" or "Portland Stained Glass"....and because I believe these are the most important search terms I'm fixated on improving it.

Can people please look at my site and tell me if they see anything wrong?

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